Utah

Application Deadlines:

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Grants and Scholarships:

For members of the Church of Latter Day Saints, tuition is significantly reduced at BYU. See here for full chart.

New Century Scholarship

• Provides funding for students willing to complete an associate's degree before graduating high school. Must have strong GPA

Regent’s Scholarship

• For students who have taken college prep courses in high school and have excelled in these courses

Information for Undocumented and DACA Students

Can qualify for in-state tuition if you meet the following requirements:

• Attend a high school in Utah for three or more years
• Graduate from a Utah high school or received the equivalent of a high school diploma (GED) before the start of the school term
• Cannot have registered for classes prior to the 2002-2003 academic year
• File an application to legalize immigration status, or be willing to file an application when eligible
• Universities will likely require an HB 144 Tuition Waiver Request and will only consider applicants that cannot hold a non-immigrant visa

Other Resources:

Pathway

• A bridge program for members of the Church of Latter Day Saints that allows students to take online foundation courses before transitioning to BYU.

BYU Deferment

• For students wishing to attend a mission, BYU will defer admission for 2 years.

Step Up

• Provides resources to students and families to help them finance college education

Utah Education Network

• Provides additional information to students and families regarding the college application process.

Loans

• See UHEAA