Special Programs in the Greehey School of Business

The Greehey School of Business offers innovative programs designed to prepare students for real-world leadership and lifelong achievement, as well as for today’s ever-evolving global and technological business environment.


Business Fellows Program

If you want to study abroad, participate in student competitions, attend leadership development programs and grow as a business professional, the Business Fellows Program has you covered. Business Fellows receive significant funding for these exciting opportunities.

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Greehey Scholars Program

The Greehey Scholars Program is a renewable, four-year scholarship and leadership development program. Recipients will have the opportunity to visit companies around the U.S., study abroad and intern at America’s most prestigious corporations.

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The Greehey Scholars Program covers your tuition. Become the leader you have always wanted to be by becoming a Greehey Scholar.


Emerging Entrepreneurs Program

The Emerging Entrepreneurs Program enhances students’ professional development and prepares them for outstanding careers as entrepreneurs or small business owners, and to work in startups and innovative corporations.

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Participants receive a scholarship of $1,500 each semester and commit to attending and participating in various Greehey School of Business events and opportunities.


Advantage Mentor Program

The Greehey School of Business Advantage Mentor Program connects first-time students with experienced business students (mentors) to promote personal and academic success.

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Students will gain advice and valuable insights while learning what to expect in school and how to approach challenges.


Contreras Leaders in Risk – Finance and Risk Management Program

The Contreras Leaders in Risk (CLiR) Program provides scholarships, mentorship and professional development opportunities to leading students in risk management.

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Participants work with assigned industry mentors to grow professionally as they attend local risk and insurance association meetings, travel to businesses and conferences nationwide, and obtain professional certifications. CLiR students also receive a $2,000/semester scholarship for up to four semesters.


Rosow Scholars

The Rosow Scholars Scholarship is built upon the principle that fostering a robust work ethic is integral to both academic and career readiness. In line with this philosophy, it is anticipated that all Rosow Scholars will undertake a work commitment that aligns with their academic pursuits in addition to a commitment to volunteerism and development of exceptional time management skills.

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