For many Utah Tech University (UT) students, the money needed to handle an emergency can mean the difference between staying in school and dropping out. At UT 82% of our students work while attending college and the majority of our students receive some kind of financial assistance through loans or grants.
Donations provide the needed resources to keep our students in school and help them be successful!
Helps our students that are also parents. These funds will offset the cost of childcare allowing the student to fully succeed in their academic pursuits.
Students must complete an online application form and show proof of financial hardship. The amount awarded will be based off the Department of Workforce Services income tables.
Covers outstanding balances, such as tuition and unpaid fees, for students who are on track to graduate, or continue to the next semester.
Helps students at risk of dropping out of college due to a financial hardship, like medical bills, car repair, a trip home to help an ailing parent, childcare, technology needs, clothing, etc.
Helps students who are facing food security challenges for a specified amount of time, or meals, as determined by the Struggling Student Committee.
Helps students who are experiencing housing insecurity and / or homelessness.
