Scholarships
Scholarships are awarded on various criteria usually reflecting the values of the donor. Scholarships can be based on merit, need, demographics, degree program, athletic ability, etc. They do not need to be repaid.
Review and Submit Optional Forms :
STEP 4
Contact Financial Aid for any needed forms and worksheets. All Financial Aid forms must be on file and reflect correct information no later than the last class day of the term for which you are applying. You cannot receive payment if you are not currently enrolled.
Required documentation for your file should be completed by the priority deadline to ensure award determination by the appropriate term. Applications completed after the dates listed below will be processed on a "first completed, first awarded" basis. If the priority deadline is not met, other arrangements must be made for the payment of your initial fees. To view payment options offered visit Student Billing, select payment options, then select Payment Plans.
Priority Deadlines
Meeting the priority deadline ensures your file is reviewed as quickly as possible for upcoming semesters. Applications are processed on a first-completed, first-awarded basis. Students should check myUHV and UHV email regularly for status updates.
- Fall - March 15
- Spring - October 15
- Summer - March 15
Scholarships
UHV only requires ONE scholarship application to qualify. There are currently more than 50 scholarships available with varying requirements.
View the complete list of scholarships.
Scholarships for Freshmen
Scholarships for Transfers
International Students
Before exploring the list of international scholarships, it's important to note that international students are individuals in the U.S. under non-immigrant F and J visas. If you hold other non-immigrant visa statuses (such as A visa, H, L, and others), you may qualify for TAFSA aid if you meet the minimum requirements. However, students with refugee or asylee status are not classified as international students.
International students on non-immigrant visa statuses are not eligible to apply for Federal Financial Aid. Instead, students with F and J visas can seek opportunities through the International Program Scholarships.
Scholarships for International
Scholarships for First Gen
Scholarships for Adults
Federal Scholarships
Institutional Scholarships
To learn more about applying for financial aid, types of financial aid, and keeping your financial aid, please watch our Financial Aid Orientation video.