The School of Computing has several financial assistance awards available.
Applications are available on the web. These scholarships
are awarded based upon academic performance, rather than financial need. Most
are awarded to Computer Science and Computer Engineering full majors or those
students who will become full majors during the following academic year.
Applications for these scholarships must be submitted to the School's office
by March 15:
- Special Departmental Scholarships.
- These awards are available to
students majoring in Computer Science and Computer Engineering who are
residents of the state of Utah. They are for resident tuition for two
semesters. To be eligible, students must take at least 12 credit hours per
semester.
- School of Computing Scholarships.
- A few awards are available each year
to Computer Science and Computer Engineering majors. These are unrestricted
cash awards of $500 to $2,500, made possible in part by generous donations
from the School of Computing faculty and the Eccles Foundation. To be
eligible, students must take at least 9 credit hours per semester. Use the
same application as for the Continuing Student Scholarship.
- College of Engineering Scholarships.
- These scholarships are awarded to
students majoring in Computer Science and Computer Engineering. These are
unrestricted cash awards of $500 to $2000. To be eligible, students must
take at least 12 credit hours per semester. Use the same application as for
the Continuing Student Scholarship.
Students may also apply for financial aid from the College of Engineering,
which each year awards about 25 Josephine Beam Educational Scholarships.
These scholarships are worth approximately $500 and are based on need.
Obtain an application from the Office of the Dean of Engineering in
Kennecott 214. Applications must be submitted by February 15.