Our Opportunities
Welcome to the UTSA Scholarship Hub!
Explore a wide range of scholarship opportunities available to UTSA students. To apply, admitted or current students must sign in using their myUTSA ID and Passphrase.
Once signed in, start by completing the General Application. After submission, you’ll be automatically matched to scholarships for which you may qualify—no further action is needed for these. However, some scholarships may require additional questions or materials. To maximize your eligibility, we encourage you to review each opportunity and submit any required information.
Please note:
• Meeting eligibility criteria does not guarantee a scholarship award.
• Be mindful of individual scholarship deadlines.
• If selected for a scholarship, you’ll be notified via your preferred UTSA email account, so check it regularly. Only selected students will receive notification from the awarding college or department.
New Students for Fall 2027
The general application that is currently posted is for the 2026-2027 academic year. The new general application for 2027-2028 will become available at a later time. When the new general application opens, an email notification will be sent to you.
New scholarships are added regularly, so we recommend checking back often to take full advantage of available opportunities.
Thank you for your interest in UTSA Scholarships!
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San Antonio Geophyiscal Society Research Scholarship
The San Antonio Geophysical Society Research...
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James Avery Artisan Jewelry Scholarship
This award is for incoming freshmen majoring in Art or Art History when...
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Alameda/UTSA Endowed Museum Internship
This internship award shall be provided to a full-time or part-time...
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Ended |
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Dr. Chen Chang Calculus III Endowed Scholarship
This is an annual scholarship provided by faculty of the Department of...
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Texas Leadership Scholars at The University of Texas at San Antonio
This application serves as additional questions for high school seniors...
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