Students enrolled in upper secondary education can finally receive the Benito Juárez Scholarship payments after a delay that left many waiting. The disbursement was planned to ensure that thousands of beneficiaries could access this financial support, vital for their studies. On February 17, 2026, payments are being made according to a set schedule, allowing students to verify when they will receive their funds.

The national scholarship coordination, led by Julio León, has outlined the details for the payments today, specifying that they cater to students placed in the universal modality of the scholarship program. The disbursement is structured according to the initial letters of the beneficiaries' first surnames, ensuring an organized and systematic distribution of payments. The information provided allows beneficiaries to confirm if their deposits have been released and what the schedule for future payments looks like.

This scholarship program is crucial for students from lower-income backgrounds, facilitating their access to education and alleviating financial burdens. As education costs rise, continuing support through programs like the Benito Juárez Scholarship remains essential for promoting academic success among young Mexicans. The periodic updates from the national coordination not only inform recipients but also reinforce transparency in how these funds are disbursed, catering effectively to those who rely on this support to pursue their studies.