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Scholarship Information

The 2023 Pampa Teachers Federal Credit Union scholarship applications will be available at the begining of 2023.

  • Any student applying must be an active member of the Pampa Teacher’s Federal Credit Union prior to January 1, 2023
  • Applicant should carefully complete application making sure to answer all questions to the best of your abilities.
  • Current high school transcript must be submitted with application.
  • Applications will become available sometime near the beginning of February 2023.
  • Applicants can either drop their application off at the credit union’s front desk or mail it to PO Box 920 Pampa, Tx 79066.
  • Please allow enough mailing time for the application to arrive by the April 2023 deadline.
  • Pampa ISD students can drop off their applications in the counselor’s office by the March 2023 deadline.
  • Scholarship recipient will be required to provide fall and spring semester schedules to the credit union in order to receive the scholarship payment.

 

Scholarships Available In Early 2023
Scholarships Application Requirements & Guidelines

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