What is the U’s Office of Nationally Competitive Scholarships?
Since its creation in 2020, ONCS has helped scores of U students secure once-in-a-lifetime funding opportunities— including the university’s first Rhodes Scholar since 2002.
Read MoreSince its creation in 2020, ONCS has helped scores of U students secure once-in-a-lifetime funding opportunities— including the university’s first Rhodes Scholar since 2002.
Read MoreThe University of Utah is proud to announce the school’s 2024 recipients, finalists, semi-finalists and alternates for nationally prestigious scholarships.
Read MoreEligible incoming students will receive $3,000 per year toward tuition and mandatory fees.
Read More“If you are a parent wondering whether to go to school, my advice to you is to build up your support system.”
Read MoreThe Clark and Christine Ivory Foundation is providing $1.1 million in scholarship funding. Awards will range based on student need. The scholarships can be used to cover costs at any university housing. Applications are due on Nov. 1.
Read MoreU students’ prestigious awards are opportunities to study abroad, learn critical languages and develop public service experience.
Read MoreThe 1,850-minute event saw everyone from administrative leaders and deans to students and alumni volunteers raising awareness and funds for the U’s many programs.
Read MoreThe Clark and Christine Ivory Foundation is providing 100+ scholarships each semester.
Read MoreThe event is part of ongoing efforts at the U to reach out to students of traditionally marginalized backgrounds in order to make college more accessible.
Read MoreThe seven students are the first cohort to receive support from a $1.75 million gift from the Shurl and Kay Curci Foundation’s doctorate scholarship initiative, that will fund two years of graduate school.
Read MoreU students’ prestigious awards are opportunities to study abroad, learn critical languages and develop public service experience.
Read MoreProposed tuition and fee increase set at 5.2%.
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