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Institutional Aid Programs

Renewal eligibility for institutional aid programs is checked once annually, at the end of each spring semester.

Departmental scholarships require a minimum cumulative GPA and continued major the specified area of study, as follows: 

  • UTampa Art Departmental Scholarship 2.8 and major in a program of study offered by the Art Department
  • UTampa English and Writing Departmental Scholarship 2.8 and major in a program of study offered by the English and Writing Department
  • UTampa 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
  • UTampa Music Departmental Scholarship 2.8 and major in a program of study offered by the Music Department
  • UTampa Musical Theatre, Theatre and Dance Departmental Scholarship 2.8 and major in a program of study offered by the Theatre and Dance Department

 

Requirements for endowed and annual scholarships are established by the donor(s) and renewed on a funds-available basis: 

  • UTampa Alumni Association Specialty Tag Fund 3.0
  • UTampa Alumni Endowed Scholarship 3.0
  • UTampa Liberian Student Scholarship 3.0
  • UTampa Tampa Bay Chapter Alumni Endowed Scholarship 3.0

 

The following leadership programs offer scholarships to students who are actively participating in these programs and maintain minimum cumulative GPA's, as specified below: 

  • UTampa Bonner Leader's Scholarship 3.0
  • UTampa President's Leadership Fellows Scholarship 3.0

 

Institutional scholarships not listed above require students maintain satisfactory academic progress as described for federal aid programs (above) and enroll full-time in a degree-seeking undergraduate program of study. An undergraduate student is eligible to receive institutional financial aid for a maximum of eight (8) semesters. Undergraduate students who applied for admission as transfers are eligible to receive institutional aid up to the point of normal degree completion. Normal degree completion for most undergraduates is 124 credits.