Memorial Scholarship provides $20,000 for Women Earning Their Undergraduate Business Degree Kelly Harris was a role-model in the San Antonio…
Learn MoreAnnual Initiatives
- Advancement
Annual Fund
As a nonprofit university, Hallmark is committed to maintaining a standard of excellence and innovation in all areas of education. The Hallmark University Annual Fund enables the university to change the future for our students and graduates by establishing the resources needed to drive current and future success.
- Aero CHI
Aerospace College Head-start Institute (CHI)
The Aerospace College Head-Start Insitute (Aero CHI) gives high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to prepare for a career in one of San Antonio’s anchor industries – Aerospace. Students get to explore this exciting career with hands-on learning experiences, job-specific training, and college credit coursework.
- Cybersecurity SOC
Security Operations Center (SOC)
Hallmark’s Cybersecurity degree program has grown exponentially over the past 18 months and we currently produce the second highest number of graduates in San Antonio annually. Because of our accelerated degree path, we have the opportunity to become the number one provider and our graduates, with a fully functional SOC, can bring operational experience into their first job after graduation.
- Interactive Classrooms
Interactive Classrooms
Modern technology has paved the way for exciting new tools to be used in the classroom to better engage with the student.
The interactive classroom capabilities extend outside of the normal classroom experience. With technology features like touchscreens and webcams, students at Hallmark will have a variety of tools to use in learning. - Scholarships
Scholarships
Hallmark University provides scholarships to make earning a degree more affordable and help students achieve their educational dreams. With scholarships geared specifically toward women, veterans, recent highschool graduates, minority students, and single moms, Hallmark has many opportunities for students to make earning a degree more attainable.
