Scholarships Available to Declared, Full-Time Majors. We offer scholarships for the Fall and Spring semesters only; we do not provide scholarships for the Summer semester.
Scholarships are part of your total financial aid package; unlike a loan, scholarships don't need to be paid back. Scholarship donors direct how the money is to be used. Application requirements and deadlines differ based on the individual scholarships.
We encourage you to explore the scholarship opportunities available in the College of Health and its department majors. The Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid offers scholarships for entering freshmen, transfer students, and current students.
Student Scholarships
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Scholarship Information
- General Scholarships - CLOSED
- The Emergency Hardship Scholarship - CLOSED
Application and Award
Scholarships are awarded in the Spring for the following academic (Fall and Spring) year. Excluding Summer Semester.
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IMPORTANT (There are no exceptions to these policies):
To be considered, students are required to meet all criteria for scholarship opportunities available within the College of Health. We offer scholarships for the Fall and Spring semesters only; we do not provide scholarships for the Summer semester. Some scholarships require additional criteria. Awards are disbursed the following academic year, and scholarship awards over $1,000.00 are disbursed over two (Fall and Spring) semesters.
To be eligible to apply for and receive scholarships, students must be registered full-time (12 credit hours for undergraduate students, 9 credit hours for graduate students) in the semester the scholarship is awarded AND the semester(s) that the scholarship is disbursed. Doctoral and Master Thesis/Project students who have completed all coursework must be enrolled in a 3-credit thesis/dissertation course to be considered full-time. The course must be either In-Person or Hybrid to meet in-person credit requirements. The following course numbers are considered thesis courses: 6970-6989 or 7970-7989.
Applicants must be enrolled in a major within the College of Health. Pre-majors will not be accepted. If the scholarship recipient changes majors within the College of Health, the scholarship will not be affected. If the scholarship recipient changes majors to a discipline outside the College of Health, he or she forfeits the remainder of the scholarship.
To be considered for College of Health scholarships, applicants must complete a FAFSA application, as financial need is determined by the University Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid (UOSFA). The FAFSA application is free of charge. Please follow up with the UOSFA office if you have any questions about your federal aid award (801-581-6211).
If you are not eligible to submit a FAFSA online, then please use the following steps to complete the Federal Student Aid Estimator (FSAE)
- Go to the website https://studentaid.gov/aid-estimator/
- Click "Start."
- Enter all applicable personal information for the academic year.
- Fill out the Federal Student Aid Estimator information based on your and/or your parents' tax information.
- Download a PDF of "Your Estimated Results."
- Email Ashley Stevenson this PDF, along with the name of the scholarship(s) you applied for, and reference the information.
Eligible students will be matched to graduate or undergraduate degree-level scholarships when the scholarship chair and the scholarship committee review the applications. Incomplete scholarship applications will not be considered, you must complete ALL sections. Visit the general application for all College of Health scholarships and deadlines.
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- Ensure you meet the minimum eligibility requirements (Review in the Eligibility section). There are no exceptions to these policies.
- Go to the scholarship application portal.
- You will be redirected to the University's scholarship application site.
- Once on the site, you will see the scholarship details.
- Click the red "Sign In" button at the top right (button will be at the bottom on mobile devices).
- Click the red "Sign In With Your Utah Account" button in the middle of the screen.
- Fill out the general scholarship application. You may save information and return to the application if needed.
- Note, that some of these scholarships "do" require you to provide two letters of reference.
- Once completed, hit submit. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
- After submitting the general application, use the search field to find the COH scholarship you want to apply for.
Please contact the CoH Scholarship Committee Chair, (TBD 2026-2027) with any questions.
DONATE
We would like to thank our scholarship donors
Thanks to their generous gift, numerous students are able to fulfill their academic dreams.
Scholarship Name/Contribute:
- John W. Telford Endowed Scholarship
- Dr. Lane and Paula Childs Scholarship
- John and Linda Dunn Scholarship
- J. George Jones Jr. and Velma Rife Jones Scholarship
- Richard K. and Maria A. Obyn Memorial Scholarship
- (College of Health) Educational Resource Development Council (ERDC) Scholarship
- Iron Will Scholarship
- Kelly and Graham Reeve Scholarship
- Duane M. Peterson Endowed Scholarship
- Emergency Hardship Scholarship for College of Health Students
If you are interested in helping the College of Health, please consider donating or, if you are interested in contributing to these or other scholarships please contact Anna Tibbitts, 801-414-9981.
Contact Us
For department specific scholarship questions, please contact the department directly
Lorraine Brown
Administrative Officer
TBD (2026-2027)
Scholarship Committee Chair
Email: TBD (2026-2027)