Available Scholarships
The scholarship application process is centrally managed by the Office of Financial Aid. To be considered as an applicant for competitive scholarships, including UT Alumni Association scholarships, prospective Mocs must complete the university’s admission and scholarship application by February 1.
A completed application for admission and the university’s scholarship application are used to apply for scholarships awarded to entering freshmen by UT Chattanooga. NO ADDITIONAL APPLICATION IS REQUIRED TO BE CONSIDERED FOR UTAA SCHOLARSHIPS. Students will be notified with an official offer letter.
Scholarships available include:
- Andrew D. Holt Scholarship
- Student Leaders Becoming Alumni Leaders Scholarship
- UTAA Legacy Scholarship
UTC Scholarship Info: http://www.utc.edu/scholarships/
UTC Undergraduate Admissions: https://www.utc.edu/admissions/
At the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, scholarships are awarded through each college individually. To be considered as an applicant for UTAA scholarships, students must complete the college’s admission and scholarship application by February 1 (spring/summer) and/or *September 1*(fall).
A completed application for admission and the university’s scholarship application are used to apply for scholarships. *NO ADDITIONAL APPLICATION IS REQUIRED TO BE CONSIDERED FOR UTAA SCHOLARSHIPS.*Students will be notified with an official offer letter.
Scholarships available include:
- Andrew D. Holt Scholarship
- UTAA Legacy Scholarship
UTHSC Scholarship Info: https://www.uthsc.edu/finaid/types-of-financial-aid/scholarships-and-grants.php
The scholarship application process is centrally managed by the Office of Financial Aid. Prospective Vols should apply by the November 1 priority admissions deadline to be eligible for competitive scholarships, including UTAA scholarships.
A completed application for admission—including two references and the scholarship questions in the application—are used to apply for scholarships awarded on a competitive basis to entering freshmen by UT Knoxville and the UT Alumni Association. NO ADDITIONAL APPLICATION IS REQUIRED TO BE CONSIDERED FOR UTAA SCHOLARSHIPS.
Selections are made by the Office of Financial Aid. Students will be notified with an official offer letter.
Scholarships available include:
- Andrew D. Holt Scholarship
- Joe & Pat Johnson Student Alumni Scholarship
- UTAA Legacy Scholarship
- UT Alumni Excellence Scholarship
UTK Scholarship Info (One Stop): https://onestop.utk.edu/scholarships/
UTK Undergraduate Admissions: http://admissions.utk.edu/
The scholarship application process is centrally managed by the Office of Financial Aid. Prospective Skyhawks should apply and complete the scholarship application process by February 1 to be eligible for competitive scholarships, including UTAA scholarships.
A completed application for admission and the university’s scholarship application are used to apply for scholarships awarded to entering freshmen by UT Martin. NO ADDITIONAL APPLICATION IS REQUIRED TO BE CONSIDERED FOR UTAA SCHOLARSHIPS.
Students will be notified with an official offer letter.
Scholarships available include:
- Andrew D. Holt Scholarship
- Joe & Pat Johnson Student Alumni Scholarship
- UTAA Legacy Scholarship
- UTAA Transfer Scholarship
- UTAA Valedictorian Recognition Award
UTM Scholarship Info: https://www.utm.edu/departments/finaid/scholarships.php
UTM Undergraduate Admissions: https://www.utm.edu/admissions-and-aid/
The scholarship application process is centrally managed by the Office of Financial Aid. Prospective Firehawks should apply by the November 1 priority admissions deadline to be eligible for competitive scholarships, including UTAA scholarships.
Have any questions about your personal financial aid situation? Don’t hesitate to contact UT Southern Financial Aid by phone at 931-363-9821 or by email at utsfinancialaid@utsouthern.edu.
UT Southern Undergraduate Admissions: https://utsouthern.edu/admissions/undergraduate/
Questions?
For specific information about campus scholarships, consult with your admissions counselor or the Office of Financial Assistance.