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MULTICULTURAL – February 1
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MULTICULTURAL – February 1A few scholarships diversity scholarships are offered through the Multicultural Office. Contact them for information. Multicultural Student services (801) 422-3065 1320 WSC multistu@stlife.byu.edu Provo UT 84602-7908 ROTC Army ROTC and the Air Force ROTC offer competitive scholarships. Full tuition, fees, books and associated expenses. Courses numbered in the 300 – 400—Receive a $100 monthly subsistence allowance. Military Science Department ( Army ROTC) (801) 422-3601 320 ROTC Building e-mail: armyrotc@byu.edu Provo UT 84602-8301 Aerospace Studies Department (Air Force ROTC) (801) 422-2671 380 ROTC Building e-mail: afrotc@byu.edu. Provo UT 84620-8301 TALENT SCHOLARSHIPS Demonstrated talent is a more important criterion than scholastic achievement. Awards arrange from $100 to full tuition. Contact the various departments for audition dates and applications. BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY – IDAHO www.byui.edu ADMISSIONS SCHOLARSHIP OFFICE 120 Kimball Building 100 Kimball Building Rexburg ID 83460-1615 Rexburg ID 83460-1610 (208) 496-1036 (208) 496-1092 www.besmart.com scholarships@byui.edu
Check the department web sites for departmental scholarships. Additional applications will be required. Terms and conditions vary by department. PRIVATE SCHOLARSHIPS BYU-IDAHO SCHOLARSHIP/GRANT – (No deadline given. By February 1 is recommended) Private scholarships and grants given by donors. On-line application is required. FAFSA is required HEBER J. GRANT SCHOLARSHIP Students who have overcome disadvantaged backgrounds and circumstances to qualify them for admission. Online application. www.byui.edu/heberjgrant. TALENT SCHOLARSHIPS Talent awards recognize outstanding achievement in a particular area. They are available from departments in varying amounts. Contact the department for required supplemental application materials and/or auditions. Talent awards are generally due before February 1. Area code is 208 ALLOY AD AGENCY ART CRIMINAL JUSTICE DANCE DEBATE AND SPEECH JOURNALISM MUSIC RIXIDA – YEARBOOK THEATER ARTS DIXIE STATE COLLEGE www.dixie.edu ADMISSIONS SCHOLARSHIPS Dixie State College Dixie State College 225 South 700 East Office of Financial Assistance St George UT 84770 225 South 700 East 435-652-77708 St George UT 84770 435-652-7578 sperschon@dixie.edu 1-888-GO-2- DIXIE` Financial aid 435-652-7575 Federal Code = 003671 ADMISSIONS : Open enrollment policy: no admissions deadlines: admit all who apply. ACT, SAT, CPT or COMPASS test are required for admissions. FINANCIAL AID: Priority deadline is May 1. ACADEMICS: Presidential Award deadline is February 15. Priority deadline is March 1. Late applications will be considered based on availability of funds. All new students are automatically reviewed for academic scholarships. A completed application for admission is also the application for academic awards. Dixie State College awards Academic Scholarships based on High School GPA & ACT. (If you take the SAT or CPT Test in place of the ACT, the scores will be converted to an ACT equivalent.) The formula is simple. Take your cumulative GPA multiplied by 10 and add your ACT score. (Example: If you have a 3.8 GPA and a 27 ACT... 3.8 x 10 = 38 + 27 for a score of 65)
Scholarship Eligibility is determined using the following chart
Maintenance standards for 4 year awards require a 3.0 GPA and 24 credit hours of enrollment each year. DEPARTMENTAL SCHOLARSHPS - Check the department web sites for departmental scholarships. Additional applications will be required. Terms and conditions vary by department. MISCELLANEOUS SCHOLARSHIPS AMBASSADOR SCHOLARSHIP – February 15 – Submit an application and a 5 minute video summarizing who you are and why you would be a good ambassador. Full tuition per academic year. Contact Drew McIntyre 435-241-0096 STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION – March 1 - Position requires full time enrollment, 2.5 GPA, attend weekly meetings, trainings and leadership retreats, 75% attendance at all student alumni sponsored activities, and participation at Dixie State College. DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS - $250 to full tuition. Separate application required. NCSF SCHOLARSHIP – April 1 - For students in computer science, engineering, computer information technology and biology. Must be an entering freshman, admitted to Dixie State College, proof of US citizenship, GPA of 3.0 ; ACT of 25 or greater and complete the FAFSA. Selection of awardees will be made on the basis of above criteria, with preference given only in the case of women or minorities. Awards amount vary. NEED BASED – No separate application required. FAFSA is required. Personal interview and documentation of need might be required. SCHOLARSHIP ASSOCIATES – March 1 – Minimum 2.5 GPA and demonstrate financial need. TALENT SCHOLARSHIPS /FINE ARTS– requires full-time enrollment, 2.5 GPA and participation in related programs. Fill out online application. ART – Del Parson – 652-7796– parson@dixie.edu Submit 6 to 8 slides, a DVD or portfolio containing samples of current artwork, 2 letters of recommendation and a letter giving a brief description of the student’s goals as they relate to art and art experience. BAND/ ORCHESTRA DANCE – Li Lei – 652-7883 JOURNALISM –Rhiannon Bent 652-7816 PIANO MUSIC RADIO PERFORMANCE THEATER/DRAMA VOCAL MUSIC LDS BUSINESS COLLEGEwww.ldsbc.edu ADMISSIONS SCHOLARSHIPS LDS Business College 524-8145 Admissions Office Financial Aid 524-8110 95 North 300 West Federal Code 003672 Salt Lake City UT 84101-3500
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FINANCIAL AID: Priority deadline is March 1. 50% qualify for federal financial aid. ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS: New Freshmen Awards Due March 1 - 70% of all scholarship applicants receive an award. Scholarships and awards are based on GPA, ACT, leadership qualities,in church, school and community and Seminary participation. For freshman scholarships and service scholarships, check the appropriate box on the scholarship section of the on-line application and submit the required documents. 3.0 GPA or higher should apply. Must take a minimum of 12 credit hours per semester. DEPARTMENTAL SCHOLARSHIPS: Reserved for second – year students. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Accounting – Financial/Managerial Associate of Applied Science Accounting Certificate Business Associate of Applied Science Business Information Systems – AAS Business Skills – AAS Business Transfer – AS Professional Sales Certificate Windows Administration Certificate
Executive Assistant Associate of Applied Science Legal Administrative Assistant Associate of Applied Science Office Technology Support Certificate IT Support Specialist Certificate
Interior Design Associate of Applied Science Degree Interior Design Sales Associate Certificate
Executive Medical Assistant Associate of Applied Science Medical Administrative Assistant Associate of Applied Science Medical Assistant Certificate Medical Office Assistant Certificate Medical Coding Certificate Medical Transcription Certificate
Enrollment Services Financial Aid Office Salt Lake Community College Salt Lake Community College PO Box 30808 PO Box 30808 Salt Lake City UT 84130-0808 Salt Lake City UT 84130-0808
957-4298 Federal Code 005220 ADMISSIONS: SLCC admits all students who apply. ACT score is used for placement in English or mathematics classes and some scholarships. If no ACT score is available, a CPT test must be taken for placement. FINANCIAL AID: May 1 – 85% of new students have some type of financial aid. ACADEMICS: MARCH 1 – RECEIVED - NEW STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS – You are welcome to apply for more than one scholarship. A separate scholarship application must be submitted for each scholarship, along with all required paperwork including a transcript DIVERSITY PEER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM– Minimum 2.5 GPA. Selection based on GPA, ethnic and cultural background, letters of recommendation and activities. Must participate in SLCC Peer Leadership Council. FOUNDATION FRESHMAN GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP – Based on GPA, financial need, letters of recommendation and answers to three questions. Award amounts vary. Minimum 3.0 GPA required. FOUNDATION SCHOLARS PROGRAM – Academic excellence, as evidenced by GPA (min. 3.8), ACT scores and curriculum, leadership, community services, honors and awards. Covers tuition, fees plus $700 per year for books (10 awards). Renewable for a second year with 3.70 GPA. HONORS AT ENTRANCE – Awarded on basis of academic record GPA in grades 9-12. Test scores are not used. Minimum 3.5 GPA to apply. Submit high school transcripts. PEER ACTION LEADER PROGRAM – Awarded on basis of leadership experience in high school and/or community activities, with some consideration given to academic achievement. Must participate in SLCC Peer Action Leader Program. Minimum 2.5 GPA PERFORMING ARTS SCHOLARSHIP – Awarded in areas of theater, vocal music and dance based on auditions and previous performance experience; participation in performing arts at SLCC is a requirement for recipients. Call the Division of Fine Arts (957-4130) by February 1 to arrange audition appointment. SERVICE COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP – Will work on service initiatives that involve other SLCC students. Must have prior experience with service, community activities, and/or civic engagement. Partial tuition waiver ($700 per semester.) Minimum 2.75 GPA. Based on essay and 2 letters of recommendation. PRESIDENTIAL LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP – Tuition, student fee waiver + $200 book allowance. Based on leadership experience. Recipients must become involved in SLCC’S Student Life and Leadership Office. 3.0 GPA required to renew for following year. DEPARTMENTAL SCHOLARSHIPS Given to students who have filled out the regular scholarship application form. Awarded in various academic and applied technology programs to students who plan to major in those programs. Selections based on grades, test scores, amount of (and success in) related course work taken in high school, related work experience and extracurricular activities. Submit high school transcripts, one page essay, two letters of recommendation. Contact your major to see if additional forms are needed. SNOW COLLEGE www.snow.edu ADMISSIONS SCHOLARSHIPS Admissions Office Same as admissions address Snow College box 1028 435-283-7152 150 College Ave www.snow.edu/scholarships Ephraim UT 84627 Financial Aid
1-800-848-3399 Federal Code 003679 ADMISSIONS: Admission guaranteed to all students who have graduated from high school and taken the ACT or SAT I. No admission deadline, but apply early for best course selection. FINANCIAL AID: June 1 ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS –February 1 – Postmarked – 70% of Snow College students receive financial assistance either through a scholarship, financial aid, or both. Scholarships are based on cumulative high school GPA and composite ACT or SAT I scores. 
Scholastic Merit = $400/year (One year scholarship); Academic Merit = $800/year (one year scholarship); Academic Achievement = $1600/year (renewable); Academic Excellence = Resident tuition (Renewable)
Admissions Office Financial Aid/Scholarship Office Southern Utah University 351 West University Boulevard 351 West University Boulevard Cedar City UT 84720 Cedar City UT 84720 435-586-7735
435-586-7740 ADMISSIONS – DUE –AUGUST 1- Students with an Admission Index score of 85 or higher, will be admitted to the University. Students with an Admission Index score below 85, may be admitted through the College Connections Program. FINANCIAL AID – ASAP – Fill out the FAFSA form AND the Dependent’s (Independent) Student Verification worksheet, AND submit the student’s and parent’s federal income tax return. Form is available on SUU’s website. Final Deadline is July 1. ACADEMICS -FEBRUARY 1 – RECEIVED By completing the admissions process, students will be considered for all institutional scholarships except for the leadership scholarship which must be completed on-line. ACADEMIC – Based on GPA and ACT score. Range from $1000 - $3000 per year for 1 to 4 years. DEPARTMENTAL SCHOLARSHIPS -Awarded by the academic departments to deserving students. Some of these may exceed resident tuition and extend beyond one year. Contact individual departments via their web-sites for specific requirements and deadlines. MISCELLANEOUS SCHOLARSHIPS - LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS– DUE FEBRUARY 1 – For students with outstanding leadership ability in high school student governments, clubs, community service, etc. Minimum 3.0 GPA. Based on GPA, ACT and leadership resume. Apply on-line. $1000 - $3000 per year for 1 to 4 years. MULTI-CULTURAL SCHOLARSHIPS – DUE FEBRUARY 1 –$1000 - $3000 for 1 to 4 years. You will be automatically considered for this scholarship by filling out the admissions application. PRESIDENTIAL AMBASSADOR SCHOLARSHIPS – DUE FEBRUARY 1 – For students who have excelled in school, community and personal leadership and who can represent SUU. 435-586-7741 or wilcken@suu.edu. TALENT SCHOLARSHIPS – Departments usually require auditions or special information. Art
Dance Journalism Music Rodeo
Theater/Drama UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY www.usu.edu ADMISSIONS FINANCIAL AID Taggart Student Center Rm 102 1800 Old Main Hill 0160 Old Main Hill Logan UT 84322-1800 Logan UT 84322-0160 435-797-0173 435-797-1079 Federal Code 003677
1-800-488-8108 ADMISSIONS – DEADLINE – April 1 - Requirements: Minimum 2.5 GPA, minimum 18 ACT score, index of 90 or above. All 3 requirements must be met. FINANCIAL AID DEADLINE – ASAP - Ongoing ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS – December 1 – Priority; February 1 - Final– Awarded on a rolling basis. Start awarding in October and will award until the money is gone. You are automatically considered for the following scholarships by filling out the Admissions Application/Scholarship Application. PRESIDENTIAL – 131 + index. Full tuition + fees for four years. 3.5 GPA to keep for 4 years. DEAN’S – 126 + index. Full tuition for two years. AGGIE SCHOLAR – 120 + index. $2000 per year for two years. MERIT – 116 + index. $1200 per year for one year. ACHIEVEMENT – 112 + index. $650 for one year. DEPARTMENTAL Departmental scholarships are generally reserved for juniors and seniors in the programs, but some are available for incoming freshmen. The scholarships change from year to year depending on availability of funds. Contact your department to see if there are funds available for incoming freshmen. These scholarships will not be advertised. The only way to find out about them is to check the web sites. MISCELLANEOUS SCHOLARSHIPS – Continue to check web site for new scholarships. AGGIE INVOLVEMENT/SERVICE – Feb. 1 –Amounts vary. Apply on-line at www.usu.edu/admissions/scholarships/aggieinvolvement.cfm. AGRICULTURE – January 15 – Must apply on-line – for majors in the Agriculture Department ALUMNI – February 1 AMBASSADOR PROGRAM – February 1 – Full tuition + fess for four years. Minimum 3.4 GPA and 23 ACT score. Separate application that includes recruitment portfolio and letters of recommendation. EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY – February 1 – Full tuition and fees for four years for students with a diverse background. Minimum 3.0 GPA and 23 ACT score. Express financial need. ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP FOR WOMEN (DON CORBETT) –February 10 – COLLEGE OF NATURAL RESOURCES – QUINNEY SCHOLARSHIP – January 15 – Must major in natural resources/environmental management. Minimum 22 ACT. Up to $14,000 over a 4 year period. NEED BASED – Feb.1 – Apply on-line at www.usu.edu/admissions/scholarships/needbased.cfm. ROTC - AIR FORCE - Call 435-797-8723; ARMY Call 435-797-7682 SONNE – April 13 – For students showing talent and potential for continued leadership. Financial need. UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF EASTERN UTAH www.ceu.edu ADMISSIONS SCHOLARSHIPS Academic Records Office Scholarship Director College of Eastern Utah College of Eastern Utah 451 East 400 North 451 East 400 North Price UT 84501 Price UT 84501 435-613-5226 435-613-5611 1-800-336-2381 1-800-335-2381 ext 5611 www.ceu.edu Federal Code = 003676 ADMISSIONS: With your high school diploma or GED, you are admitted to CEU through their open admission policy. ACT score is used for scholarships and placement only. If no ACT score is available, an ASSET test is required for placement. Cosmetology and Nursing have additional requirements and early deadlines. FINANCIAL AID: Priority deadline is March 15. A supplemental application is required. 
Up to 2 years tuition, student, fees, $500 toward on campus room and $300 toward student account Up to 2 years tuition and $500 toward campus room Up to 1year tuition
ACADEMICS: DUE MARCH 1 - POSTMARKED - You may apply for the above scholarships by using the regular scholarship application. All Academic Honors and Academic Scholarship recipients must maintain a 3.0 semester grade point average and attempt and complete 15 hours per semester. DEPARTMENTAL SCHOLARSHIPS: Check the department web sites for departmental scholarships. Additional applications will be required. Terms and conditions vary by department. MISCELLANEOUS SCHOLARSHIPS CEUSA LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS – Submit a resume outlining leadership capacities in which you have served and a two page essay detailing what you have learned from those experiences. Students selected will serve as officers with the Associated Students of CEU. Check the ASCEU Leadership Awards box on the General Scholarship Application. EASTERN UTAH AMBASSADOR AWARDS – Students applying for these scholarships must attend a special interview/campus visit day where they will be required to make a group presentation and have an individual interview for consideration. Students selected will serve as Ambassadors for the Office of Admissions & Scholarships. PRIVATE AND ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS – Fill out general scholarship application. Awards are matched to applicants based on the information provided on the scholarship application. RUTH M. BERNARDI ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP – March 1 – Minimum 3.0 GPA and seeking a career in elementary education. UTAH VALLEY UNIVERSITY www.uvu.edu ADMISSIONS SCHOLARSHIPS 800 West University Parkway Scholarship Office Mail Stop 106 800 West University Parkway Orem UT 84058-5999 Rm BA 105 801-863-8466 Orem UT 84058 www.uvu.edu 801-863-8443 Fax 801-863-8448 Financial Aid 801-863-8442 Federal Code 004027 ADMISSIONS – August 15 - Open door policy, admit all who apply. ACT or SAT score required before you are eligible for registration. FINANCIAL AID - May 1 ACADEMICS – February 1 - Be sure to mark on the Admission Application that you want to be considered for Academic Merit Scholarships. Submit to the scholarship office a copy of your high school transcript (be sure that the first term or semester of 12th grade is included.) The following grid is for academic scholarship consideration only. |
