Provost's Scholarship

Renewable award of $4,000 per year for first-time freshmen.

To be eligible for this scholarship, first-time freshmen should first apply for admission. The next step is to apply for scholarships. Both applications are required for candidates to be considered for this scholarship.

Since funding is limited, consideration will only be given to high school seniors entering UTC in the fall semester and who meet all the following criteria:

1. UTC Admissions checklist completed by December 1, 2024;
2. ANY/ALL test scores must also be submitted to UTC Admissions by December 1, 2024;
3. 3.4 GPA and 25 ACT *Super Score (1200 SAT);
4. Online scholarship application submitted by February 1, 2025.

*UTC can only generate a Super Score for scores reported to UTC Admissions. Therefore, students must submit Any/All scores to UTC Admissions by/before the December 1 deadline for Provost's Scholarship consideration. It is the Student's Sole Responsibility to ensure that ALL individual test score reach UTC Admissions.

Students may receive an additional $4,500 in Tennessee HOPE Lottery Scholarship funds, if eligible. The TN HOPE Scholarship does not accept Super Scores.

This scholarship cannot be stacked with other renewable scholarships or endowed scholarships offered through the UTC Financial Aid and Scholarships or Admissions offices. This scholarship Can Be stacked with UTC departmental scholarships as well outside scholarships.

Apply early. Scholarship funds are limited and the awarding process is competitive. Meeting the eligibility requirements does not guarantee a student will receive a scholarship.

Renewal Terms and Conditions

It is the student's sole responsibility to print and/or save these terms and conditions for future reference. If you would like to share this with your UTC academic advisor, please do so. However, please keep in mind, your UTC academic advisor is Not Responsible for a student's financial aid and/or scholarships. Students should inquire with the Mocs One Center if questions arise.

This scholarship is renewable. If the following terms and conditions are met, you can receive up to a total of eight (8) semesters or until until graduation with your bachelors, whichever comes first. Accepting your award does not represent a binding commitment to attend UTC.

You must be enrolled at least full-time each Fall and Spring semester. Full-time is 12+ credit hours.

If, during a Fall or Spring semester, you totally withdraw from classes, do not attend your classes, do not enroll in at least 12 credit hours, or transfer to another school, you forfeit the scholarship for ALL future semesters. Summer funding is Not Available under this program.

Your academic performance is reviewed at the end of each spring semester (within 1-2 weeks of official grades being released by the UTC Registrar). In addition to your UTC coursework, ANY/ALL college credit(s) earned while you were in high school Will Be considered in this review (i.e. dual enrollment or AP credits).

At the time of this review - 

• You need 30 Overall Passed Hours at the end of your first Spring with UTC; 60 Overall Passed Hours at the end of your second Spring; and 90 Overall Passed Hours at the end of your third Spring. Your Overall Passed Hours are found on your Unofficial Transcript in your MyMocsNet.
• Your Overall GPA must be at least a 3.250 to renew your Provost's Scholarship. Your Overall GPA is also found on your Unofficial Transcript in your MyMocsNet.

There is not a reinstatement option for students who do not meet the renewal criteria.

We do offer an appeal for students with extreme personal or medical circumstances. The appeal can be submitted when one of the following occurred due to circumstances beyond the student's control. Regretfully, transferring to another school is an immediate forfeiture of any first-time student scholarship and Is Not appealable (i.e. Chancellor's, Provost's, Mocs, Transfer, Academic Service). 

• You did not maintain the required cumulative GPA;
• You did not pass the required number of credit hours (or service/work hours);
• You have taken a fall or spring semester off and not attended classes;
• You have totally withdrawn from classes for the term, officially or unofficially.

Students should inquire with the Mocs One Center if questions arise.