Scholarships

You were awarded this scholarship based on what information we had upon your completion of admission to UT. Freshmen and Transfer scholarships are awarded based on a “snapshot in time” which is how you performed up to that point in time. You can submit updated transcripts or class rank as long as you submit them by the deadline.

Easy! Go to: my.utahtech.edu and login with your DigitalID and your Password and select Login. Now select the FINANCIAL AID tab, make sure you are in the correct aid year, and then AWARD OFFER. Finally, accept your award (or decline if you have changed your mind about attending UT). That’s it, you’re done!

Yes, all scholarships have to be accepted or deferred by the end of the 2nd week of your admit semester. After that date your scholarship will be cancelled.

Resident full-time enrollment tuition per semester is $2532. Current Full-time enrollment for a Non-Resident is made up of two components. Resident tuition of $2,532 and the Non-Resident differential of $5,562; which makes a combined total of $8,094 for Non-Resident tuition per semester. (This is based on 2021-2022 current tuition costs.)

No, these are awarded based on how you had performed prior to attending UT. Once you are here we cannot bump you up to a higher level based on your performance here.

You don’t. Scholarships are waivers that reduce the cost of tuition. Just prior to the start of the semester (and based on 15 credit hours of enrollment) your scholarship will be applied to your student account as a credit against your tuition. It is your responsibility to check that your scholarship pays as well as paying any remaining balance by the posted deadline.

All approved and accepted Financial Aid and Scholarships will be credited to your student account. Any residual funds will be paid directly to you via the Utah Tech OneCard (information available on the UT website). Please note that refunds are not available until the first week of school. Housing deposits, early book purchases, parking stickers and/or expenses due prior to the start of the semester are your responsibility.

Most likely it is one of two things. You are either not registered in the required 15 credit hours for your scholarship or you still need to fill out the Scholarship Citizenship Confirmation Form. You can find the Citizenship Conformation form on the Scholarship Webpage here. If you have done that and you are registered in 15 credits and it still hasn’t paid, come to the Scholarship Office.

Scholarship requirements vary depending on the scholarship you have been awarded. All academic scholarships require 15 credit hours per semester and completion of 30 credits per year. Always refer to your award letter for specific information.

The Utah Resident Presidential, Chancellors, Trustees, Deans, Merit and Transfer Scholarships will automatically renew as long as you maintain the requirements listed on your award letter.

All Non-Resident waivers automatically renew, as long as you maintain the requirements listed on your award letter.

Take note of your award letter, as there is a maximum amount of eligible semesters for your scholarship to renew.

Absolutely! UT offers leadership, talent, athletic and departmental scholarships. However, UT policy does not allow for the stacking of scholarships beyond the cost of base resident tuition (With the exception of non-resident waivers which can pay the non-resident differential), and in some cases students must choose between awards. Still, we recommend you to take advantage of all scholarship opportunities available, and encourage you to apply for other private scholarships from outside agencies and/or organizations.

Yes, but you must submit a request by filling out the Scholarship Deferment Form. This form will defer your scholarship as well as your admissions to UT if you choose to do so. You cannot defer a scholarship to attend another school. Doing so will automatically void your UT scholarship offer.

Yes and No. Yes in that we don’t check your academic progress mid-year. So if you fail to meet the requirements for Fall semester, you go on “probation” for Spring semester and will receive your scholarship but you will need to make up the missing requirements from Fall semester. However, at the end of Spring semester we check GPA and credit hours. If you meet both requirements your scholarship will roll forward to the next year. If you failed to meet either requirement, further semesters are revoked.

No. If you fail to meet the requirements at the end of the year then your scholarship is forfeited. No matter how well you do, you cannot earn back the same scholarship. (If you have a WUE, Utah Tech Half Merit, or Good Neighbor then you can re-apply after you meet the application GPA requirements again.)

Yes. You can appeal but the only appeals that are typically approved are those where the reason that you failed to meet the requirements are extenuating circumstances. You can read more about Scholarship Appeals and the process here.

No, not without a FERPA release on file. Your information is private and cannot be discussed with anyone but you…the student. If you wish to waive this right and allow a parent (or spouse) to access your financial information, you must print and complete a FERPA Release of Information Form and submit it to the Admissions Office. You can find the form at financialaid.utahtech.edu and click on forms.

No. Every institution has its own scholarship funding sources, policies and budgets. Scholarships awarded by UT may only be used to attend UT.

No, but all further semesters for your scholarship will be revoked.

It is your responsibility to check your student account and verify that your scholarship/waivers, financial aid, or payments have been properly credited. The balance due must be paid by the posted deadline. Failure to pay will result in late fees and dropped classes. Please refer to the website for applicable deadlines and payment schedules.

If you have any other questions feel free to contact the Scholarship Office at scholarships@utahtech.edu.