Carr P. Collins Scholars Program Application

The Carr P. Collins Scholars Program was established to recognize and reward students who have demonstrated leadership through service.

Application requirements:
1. Completed scholarship application (below)
  2. Resume of your high school honors, awards, achievements, extracurricular activities and community service
  3. Handwritten essay of no more than 500 words illustrating your concept of leadership and how your community service experiences have impacted your life
  4. Nomination for the Carr P. Collins Scholars Program from a teacher, counselor or principal that includes a brief explanation of why you deserve the scholarship

Student Information

First Name

Middle Name

Last Name

Birthdate

Mailing Address

Country

Street

City

Region

Postal Code

Contact Information

Email Address

Phone Number Type

Phone Number

Attach Documents

Nominations may be submitted by uploading a document on the application or your nominator's information below. The nominator will receive an email to upload their nomination letter from scholarships@baylor.edu.

Scholarship materials may be submitted below or through goBAYLOR.

Resume

(PDF or Word Document)

Essay (Must be handwritten and scanned in)

A nomination is required, you may either upload a copy of your nomination letter from your recommender or add their information below. If you choose to add their information, they will receive an email from scholarships@baylor.edu with a specific link to add their recommendation letter.

Uploaded nomination letter

Emailed nomination form

Nomination

Nominator First Name

Nominator Last Name

Nominator Email

Student Photo(optional)

Signature

If I am selected to receive a Carr P. Collins Scholarship, I agree to:

participate in a program of community service approved by the University
attend special seminars each semester
attend the annual dinner for all Collins Scholars
provide my current mailing address each year after graduation

Signature

Application deadline: January 31
Baylor University complies with all applicable federal and state nondiscrimination laws and does not engage in prohibited discrimination on the basis of race, color, nationality or ethnic origin, sex, age or disability in employment or the provision of services.