Frequently Asked Questions

DFWTAC is not allowed to contact the school on behalf of students due to privacy reasons. Please see the contact information below for the Texas Admissions Counselor, who should be able to help with the current status of your student's application or acceptance.

Krystal Pyles

Admissions Counselor/Recruiter
(Florida, New Hampshire, Montana,
Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, California,
Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona,
New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma,
New York, New Jersey)
E-mail:  kpyles@tuskegee.edu
Phone:  334-724-4831 

Yes! DFWTAC offers several scholarships for current students. 

• DFWTAC Scholarship - this merit-based scholarship is for DFW area graduating seniors who will be entering Tuskegee University as freshmen in the upcoming Fall semester.  We award five (5) scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $3,000, determined by the student's ranking in the Scholarship Committee's application review. 
• Dora Joyner Legacy Scholarship - this need-based scholarship is for current Tuskegee University students from the DFW area who are experiencing a crisis that could adversely affect their enrollment, semester completion, or graduation. Two (2) - $1,000 scholarships are awarded in the Fall semester. Incoming freshmen are not eligible for this scholarship.
• Fall/Spring Book Scholarship - this merit-based scholarship is for current Tuskegee University students who need financial assistance for books and school supplies. Three (3) - $750 scholarships are awarded in both the Fall and Spring semester. Incoming freshmen are not eligible for the Fall Book Scholarship their freshman year due to application GPA requirements. However, they are eligible for the Spring Book Scholarship their freshman year. 

DFWTAC does not currently have a mentorship program. However, we have a large alumni base in the DFW metroplex with various degrees and professions. 

When requested, DFWTAC makes every effort to connect interested students to alumni with degrees or careers in their field of interest.