• Scholarships are primarily based on merit - They can be very competitive

    Scholarships are primarily awarded based on achievement such as: Good Grades, Sports, or Community Involvment

    There are also scholarships based on ethnicity or cultural background an attempt to help level the playing field

    Apply for as many scholarships as you can. The more you apply for the greater chance you will get assistance in furthering your education.

    Use Social Media as an asset. Many organizations review finalists social media accounts, so you want to be sure to put your best foot forward. Remember, you are trying to get some organization to invest in you and your future. You need to promote yourself accordingly.

    Answer all questions whether they are mandatory or optional. Answering the optional questions will improve your chances at being awarded the scholarship.

    Many organizatons are moving to Zoom meetings for interviews. Make sure that you are prepared for such meetings. Make sure the lens on you camera is clean and make sure your background is appropriate for a Zoom meeting.

    Be aware of scams. Ligitimate organizations will never ask for money. Don't pay for scholarshp searchs. Most are free if they are ligitimate. 

     

  • Career and Technical Education Scholarship Program

    The State of Utah also offers Career and Technical Education Scholarships for noncredit programs at public colleges in Utah and technical colleges. Students should talk to their college for more information.

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  • Utah Promise Scholarship

    The Utah Promise Scholarship is the first-ever statewide needs-based scholarship program in Utah. It is available to recent high school graduates and adult learners at Utah’s public colleges and universities, as well as Utah’s public technical colleges. The Utah Promise Scholarship will cover up to tuition and fees for up to two years. The Utah Promise Scholarship is patterned after Dream Weber and SLCC Promise in accordance with H.B. 260, Access Utah Promise Scholarship.

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  • Opportunity Scholarship

    These requirements were created after examining data from the last five years of Utah high school graduates to identify the top predictors of college success.

    • Earn a 3.3 cumulative high school GPA
    • Complete 3 advanced courses
      • Complete 1 Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), or Concurrent Enrollment (CE) course in each of the core areas of high school graduation:
        • math,
        • science, and
        • language arts
    • Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
    • Graduate from a Utah high school
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  • UHEAA Scholorships

    Utah Higher Education Assistance Authority has tools to help with Scholraship searches and help applying for Scholarships.

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  • Scholarship Information

    Find College Scholarships Faster

    Going Merry is a free Scholarship search and application platform.

    Thousands of scholarships matched to your personal interests

    Search and apply all in one convenient location.

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  • Horatio Alger Scholarships

    Since 1984, Horatio Alger Association has awarded over $235 million in scholarships to more than 35,000 deserving students.

    In 2023, the Association will award
    105 National Scholarships at $25,000 each,
    and more than 500 State Scholarships at $10,000 each. 

    All National and State Scholarships are awarded to deserving juniors who demonstrate critical financial need.

    The deadline to submit a
    completed application is March 15th, 2023.

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  • Keys to Success

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    Need Help Paying for College? Join Keys to Success for Scholarship information.

    The purpose of the Keys to Success App is to motivate students to unlock their future and connect with scholarships, interships, and opportunities. Students can gain points for awesome rewards all through the APP.

    Visit the website to sign up or downlad the APP.

     

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