Frequently Asked Questions

• Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD
• Brookhaven Early College HS
• R. Turner HS
• Cedar Hill ISD
• Cedar Hill Collegiate HS
• Cedar Hill HS
• Dallas ISD
• Adamson HS
• Bryan Adams HS
• David W. Carter HS
• Emmett J. Conrad HS
• Franklin D. Roosevelt HS
• H. Grady Spruce HS
• James Madison HS
• Justin F. Kimball HS
• L.G. Pinkston HS
• Lincoln HS
• Moises E. Molina HS
• North Dallas HS
• Seagoville HS
• Skyline HS
• South Oak Cliff HS
• Sunset HS
• Thomas Jefferson HS
• W.W. Samuell HS
• Wilmer-Hutchins HS
• DeSoto ISD
• DeSoto HS
• Duncanville ISD
• Duncanville HS
• Garland ISD
• Lakeview Centennial HS
• North Garland HS
• South Garland HS
• Grand Prairie ISD
• Grand Prairie HS
• South Grand Prairie HS
• Irving ISD
• Irving HS
• Nimitiz HS
• Lancaster ISD
• Lancaster HS
• Mesquite ISD
• Mesquite HS
• North Mesquite HS
• Richardson ISD
• L. Berkner HS

Parent Promise scholars will have 5 years to complete their degree or certificate.

Check your most recent tax return for your Adjusted Gross Income (AGI).

Yes. Parents will first enter WorkReadyU, a completely free adult-education program at Dallas College that w​ill prepare English language learners the skills needed for college and career success.

Parents will first enter WorkReadyU, a completely free adult-education program at Dallas College, that will teach you the skills you need for college and career success.

To be eligible, your high school senior must have attended a participating Promise high school for their full senior year. Additionally, you must qualify for Texas in-state tuition.

Previous college can give you a jump start on completing a certificate program or an associate degree. Make sure to speak with an advisor before enrolling.

With a Parent Promise scholarship you can enhance your skills through a certificate program, making yourself more marketable to your current or future employer.

Yes, developmental classes are covered under the Parent Promise.

Parent Promise can only be used at Dallas College.

Parent Promise is funded through LevelUp Scholarship funds.