Road to Recovery Scholarship

Applications Currently Open!
At our Dallas law firm, we understand that suffering a serious injury can happen at any time to any one. By providing financial support to one deserving student through a scholarship program, we believe we will positively affect the life of someone who has endured a personal injury in a motor vehicle accident.

Our Road to Recovery Scholarship provides a $2000 award each semester to a college student who has been injured in a motor vehicle accident at some point in their life and is now pursuing a college degree. The Road to Recovery from any injury is not an easy one, which is why we are delighted to assist a hardworking student who understands what it is like to fight back after suffering an injury.

Eligibility Criteria
Our team awards scholarships to students who suffered injuries in a car accident. This may include but is not limited to accidents involving cars, delivery vehicles, trucks, bicycles, or any other type of vehicle. Through your pursuit of a college education, you are ready to show that not only was your Road to Recovery a successful one, but that you are eager to share what you learned during your experience. Your story of perseverance may help someone else going through a similar plight.

Other requirements to be a candidate for our Spring 2025 Road to Recovery Scholarship include:

You are maintaining a minimum GPA of 3.0.
You are a current or prospective student at a college or university within the U.S.
You are currently or will be enrolled for the Spring 2025 semester.
You are a citizen or a permanent resident of the U.S.
You are at least 18 years of age as of the application deadline

Requirements Criteria

Proof of enrollment in a college or university.
Proof of GPA.
Proof of the accident which led to the injury. This proof may be in the form of an insurance claim, police report, or something similar.

We ask all applicants to submit an essay of 500 words or less OR video submission of 3 minutes or less that addresses the following prompt:

How have you overcome adversity from your injury?
How has it impacted the person you are today?

What Are the Evaluation Criteria?

Did the student meet each requirement listed above?

Did the student provide an authentic and clear response to the prompt provided?

Is the student’s essay organized and well-written?