Transfer Nonresident Scholarships
Private
Large corporations, small businesses, families, and individuals donate through the Make A Gift program to allow students the chance to qualify for privately funded scholarship awards.
Private Scholarships
Large corporations, small businesses, families, and individuals donate through the Make A Gift program to allow students the chance to qualify for privately funded scholarship awards.
Eligibility
- Each Private scholarship will have different eligibility requirements. These requirements may be viewed in AcademicWorks.
- Need-Based scholarships require the completion of a FAFSA.
- Academic scholarships are scored based on your GPA and credit hours completed at UVU.
- 3.0 GPA Minimum is Required
- Cannot have a previous Bachelor's degree
How to Apply
- Complete the general application
- Select all scholarship opportunities you are interested applying for
- For need-based, complete the FAFSA.
Award
Award amounts vary depending on the specific scholarship.
If awarded, the amount can be viewed in your award offer found in AcademicWorks.
Exceptional Performance
Exceptional Performance scholarships are based on talent in specific areas.
Exceptional Performance
Exceptional Performance scholarships are based on talent in specific areas.
2021-2022 Deadline: March 1st
Eligibility
Each Exceptional Performance scholarship will have different eligibility requirements.
Auditions, interviews, or tryouts may be required. Contact the department for details.
How to Apply
- Complete the general application
- Select all scholarship opportunities you are interested in applying for.
Award
Exceptional Performance award amounts vary depending on the specific scholarship.
If awarded, the amount can be viewed in your award offer found in AcademicWorks.
Leadership Programs
These are scholarships that are available to students in the L.E.A.D. Program.
Leadership Programs
These are scholarships that are available to students in the L.E.A.D. Program.
WUE
The Western undergraduate Exchange (WUE) is for students who are residents of specific western states.
Western Undergraduate Exchange(WUE)
The Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) is for students who are residents of specific western states. Time spent in Utah, while receiving a WUE, does not count towards establishing residency for tuition purposes.
Fall Deadline: July 1st
Spring Deadline: December 1st
Eligibility
- Must be a legal resident of one of the following states: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington, Wyoming, the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands, and Guam
- Must have a cumulative 2.5 GPA to apply
- Must enroll and earn 15 credit hours each semester
- Must maintain a 2.5 cumulative GPA
- Must be enrolled in an eligible WUE degree program. Non-eligible degree programs: Global Aviation, Nursing, High School Concurrent Enrollment, Integrated Studies, Personal Interest, and English Language Learning (ELL)
- Must upload a copy of a valid driver's license from the state of residency when applying
How to Apply
- Complete the general application
- Select WUE from the scholarship opportunities list
Award
Students pays the following:
- 150% of the resident tuition
- Student Fees
- Course Fees
Nonresident Waiver
This is an award that waives the non-resident portion of tuition so that students pay only the resident tuition rates.
Transfer Non-Resident Waiver
2021-2022 Deadline: March 1st
How To Apply
Complete the Admissions process about two weeks prior to the deadline.
Eligibility
- Must have a 3.5 cumulative GPA
- The unweighted GPA is used.
- The GPA is not rounded.
- Completion of 24 transfer credits
- The total of credit hours required must be transfer credit hours, not to be combined with credit hours earned at Utah Valley Universiy.
- Students transferring in 12-23 credits will be considered if the following applies:
- The student's High School and Transfer GPA is 3.5 or greater.
- The ACT score is 24 or greater, or their SAT score is 1180 or greater.
- AP credits are not considered
- Must enroll and earn 12 credit hours each semester
- Must be a US citizen or eligible non-citizen
- F-1 Visa International Students are not eligible
Learn More - Must not be in the Global Aviation, ELL, or any Off Budget degree programs.
- Cannot have a previous Bachelor's degree.
Award
- The Non-resident Waiver is only a two semester award, and cannot be renewed.
- This award cannot be placed on hold.
- The Non-resident Waiver pays $5000 per semester ($5000 in Fall and $5000 in Spring).
- Only offered Fall and Spring and must be used for two consecutive semesters, with the exclusion of Summer.
- The time spent in Utah, while receiving a Non-resident Waiver, counts towards establishing residency for tuition purposes.