CAF Wings Over Houston Scholarship
College awards for students who completed at least one year of aviation- or aerospace-related study and meet the Texas, CAF membership, or Corps of Cadets eligibility route.
- Award
- Up to $5,000 per scholarship
- Deadline
- June 30, 2026
- Best for
- College students in aviation, aeronautics, or aerospace-related study
- Geographic eligibility
- United States, with Texas/CAF/Corps eligibility route
- Number of awards
- Multiple awards
- Total program funding
- $20,000 planned for 2026–27
- Membership
- CAF membership is one of three eligibility routes
- Application cycle
- Annual college scholarship cycle
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View official applicationAbout this opportunity
The Wings Over Houston scholarship program supports college students who have already demonstrated progress in an aviation- or aerospace-related course of study. Its three-route eligibility model allows qualified Texas residents, Corps of Cadets students, and CAF members to compete.
Who can apply
Applicants must have completed at least one year of college study and be in good academic standing with at least a 3.0 GPA. They must also qualify through Texas residency, university Corps of Cadets participation, or Commemorative Air Force membership.
What the award may cover
Awards assist with college study in aviation, aeronautics, aerospace, or a directly related business, management, marketing, or technical discipline.
How to apply
Complete the current online application with academic information, career-goal essay, recommendations, extracurricular record, and financial-need information by the deadline.
- Verify the current deadline and every eligibility requirement.
- Confirm how funds are paid and when they must be used.
- Prepare transcripts, certificates, logbook totals, references, and essays early.
- Save the confirmation and a complete copy of your submission.
Selection and application notes
The committee evaluates academic performance, career goals, recommendations, extracurricular activity, financial need, and may request an interview.
Planning tip: Explain the direct connection between the degree and an aviation or aerospace career, especially when the major is business or another nontechnical discipline.