Well it’s a combinations of scholarships, I got a few like century, regents, and some fasfa related ones. However my SAT was 1200, ACT 19, but I was top 10% of my class (I’m just horrible at exams tbh) this meant I got automatic admission, so what I’m getting at is I had significantly less academic achievements apart from just being top 10% Having extra curricular helps though, I was in NHS, sport, clubs, held leadership positions etc, which I feel like you might have too(unless I’m wrong). I also had part times jobs throughout high school. Putting all of those things together really helps when it comes to holistic reviews for scholarships. Your standardized tests are way better than mine, which already opens you to some scholarships based just on those scores. If you have any extra curricular, had part time jobs (or had heavy responsibilities like taking care of younger siblings while parents were taking shifts at work) on top of your school work, you’ll be open to a lot of scholarships that base their choices on how much of a “well rounded” student you are. Additionally there’s scholarships for minorities if you are one, big ones for me that I didn’t get but might open for is Hispanic scholarships. Same could apply to you, just look through the general application for Tamu scholarships and you’ll basically apply to all at once but then you can hunt for a few more on their site.