Murray Watson, Jr. Scholarship Winners

“This scholarship is more than simply a cash boost; it is a transformative experience that opens doors, awakens dreams and lights the flame of limitless possibilities.”

"This blessing from you will pay for the last two  semesters of graduate school at Tarleton and achieve my goal in receiving my Master’s Degree."

“This scholarship is a true blessing.  It will provide me with the opportunity to further my education so that I may reach my fullest potential and will enable me to help others attain theirs as well.” 

"This scholarship will help me reach my academic goals and help me be the first to graduate in my family. This would not have happened without my parents and this only proves that “Sí, se puede”!"

"It is with high honor and gratitude that I receive this scholarship and have the privilege of continuing an education. It's making a difference in my life by getting to continue a lifetime investment of spiritual and individual growth that will help me excel in my future career and relationships."

"With the help of your generous contribution, I will now be able to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree at the University of Texas at Austin. While this scholarship will help me cover the costs of my BSN degree, it will also increase my knowledge on the medical field and help me improve the culture of healthcare."

“Having been the recipient of the Murray Watson Jr. Scholarship, I'm blessed to be in this position. This award will contribute to me both financially and academically. Your assistance will provide the resources I need to reach and accomplish my educational goals!”

"The Murray Watson Jr. Scholarship helped make my lifelong dream a reality. Thanks to the financial aid I have received, I will be able to pursue an education in the field of medicine, taking me one step closer to accomplishing my dream of becoming a physician."

“I am so happy to have received this scholarship from the Brazos Education Foundation. Now I can focus on my education without having to worry about working.”

“If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door.”