Talent Development Incentive Loan Programs

May be available to students enrolled in a qualifying degree program.
Qualifying Degrees for students first receiving the TDILP in 2019-2020 or 2020-2021 are:
- Information Systems and Technology (AAS & AS), Information Systems (BS), Computer Science (AAS, AS/AA, & BS), and Information Technology (BS)
Students enrolled in an eligible Associate degree must have completed at least 1 full time semester or equivalent credit hours.
Students enrolled in an eligible Bachelor degree must have completed at least 2 full time semesters or equivalent credit hours.
Must be enrolled full time.
Must start working in a qualifying job, in Utah, one year after completion of degree.
Work in a qualifying job, in Utah, for at least the same number of years of loan received.
Qualifying jobs for students first receiving the TDILP in 2019-2020 or 2020-2021 are:
- Software Developers - Applications, Management Analysts, Computer Systems Analysts, Computer and Information Systems Managers, Network and Computer Systems Administrators

The Financial Aid and Scholarships Office will run a report and contact students who are eligible.
If eligible, an email notification will be sent to your myUVU Gmail account.
Awards will be offered and accepted through Academic Works.

Once funds have been accepted, student will have 30 days to complete disclosure paperwork with Collections.
The Master Promissory Note will be signed with the UVU Collections Office.
Once the Promissory Note has been signed, funds will be disbursed after 3 business days. Students may cancel their request with Collections within 3 business days after signing the Promissory Note without penalty.