This year, four major scholarships offered from the State of Utah have been updated. These scholarships include two academic, one new need-based scholarship, and one
R622-1. Purpose: To provide procedures for administration of the Technical Education Scholarship Program, which will provide financial assistance to students pursuing technical education in high
R609-1 Purpose: The Regents’ Scholarship encourages students to complete the Regents’ Recommended High School Curriculum, in order to provide better access to higher education opportunities
R621-1. Purpose: To provide procedures for administration of the Terrel H. Bell Teaching Education Scholarship Program, ensuring it recruit first-generation students into teaching careers, encourages
R620-1. Purpose: To provide the Board of Higher Education Policy (“The Board”) policy and procedures for implementing the Access Utah Promise Scholarship (“Promise Scholarship”). This
Board of Regents also adopts changes to Regents’, New Century, and T.H. Bell Scholarships The Board of Regents adopted a policy implementing the Utah Promise
R609-1 Purpose: The Regents’ Scholarship rewards students whose academic achievements demonstrate a high likelihood of college success and also provides additional financial aid to qualifying
The Utah State Board of Regents approved changes for the Regents’ Scholarship at their meeting November 17, 2017, at Utah State University in Logan, Utah. The
Eight Utah students are $1,000 closer to their college dreams, thanks to their winning submissions in the Utah Educational Savings Plan (UESP) and StepUp to
The Regents’ Scholarship is a state-sponsored scholarship that helps Utah high school students clearly understand the most important classes to prepare for college. Since 2008,
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