Institutional Aid Programs
Renewal eligibility for institutional aid programs is checked once annually, at the end of each spring semester.
Student eligibility for University merit-based aid follows more stringent eligibility criteria stipulated at the time of the award, including full-time enrollment and the following minimum cumulative GPA requirements:
- UT Achievement Award 2.3
- UT Alumni Association Specialty Tag Fund 3.0
- UT Alumni Endowed Scholarship 3.0
- UT Art Departmental Scholarship 2.8 and major in a program of study offered by the Art Department
- UT Bonner Leader's Scholarship 3.0 and continued participation in the program
- UT Dean's Merit Scholarship 2.8
- UT English and Writing Departmental Scholarship 2.8 and major in a program of study offered by the English and Writing Department
- UT Film, Animation and New Media Departmental Scholarship 2.8 and major in a program of study offered by the Film, Animation and New Media Department
- UT Gregory Foundation Endowed Scholarship 3.0
- UT International Baccalaureate Scholarship 2.8
- UT International Freshman Merit Scholarship 3.0
- UT International Transfer Merit Scholarship 3.0
- UT Liberian Student Scholarship 3.0
- UT Life Science Scholarship 2.8 and major in a program of study offered by the either the Biology or the Chemistry, Biochemistry and Physics Departments
- UT Minaret Merit Scholarship 2.5
- UT Music Departmental Scholarship 2.8 and major in a program of study offered by the Music Department
- UT Musical Theatre, Theatre and Dance Departmental Scholarship 2.8 and major in a program of study offered by the Theatre and Dance Department
- Nursing scholarships (see Nursing Department)
- UT Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Scholarship 2.8
- UT President's Leadership Fellows Scholarship 3.0
- UT Presidential Merit Scholarship 3.0
- UT Prestige Scholarship 2.0
- UT ROTC Board Grants 2.0
- UT Spartan Merit Scholarship 2.5
- UT Tampa Bay Chapter Alumni Endowed Scholarship 3.0
- UT Technology Scholarship 3.0
- UT Transfer Merit Scholarship 2.8
Departmental scholarships also require continuation in the major and/or participation in the department. Refer to your scholarship award letter or the Financial Aid Renewal page for details.
An undergraduate student is eligible to receive UT financial aid for a maximum of nine semesters. Undergraduate students who transfer to UT are eligible to receive UT aid up to the point of normal degree completion. Normal degree completion for most undergraduates is 124 credits.