Non-Resident Freshman Scholarships

2019-2020 Academic Year

Requirements

  • Must be fully admitted to DSU for the Fall Semester by the March 1st deadline
  • Be a US Citizen or have Permanent Resident Status
  • Be a high school senior applying to Dixie State University
  • Have an intent to graduate from Dixie State University
  • Index scores are determined using the non-weighted GPA without rounding up
  • Academic scholarships will not be awarded to students who are admitted after March 1st. New ACT/SAT scores submitted after March 1st will NOT be considered for top scholarship eligibility.
Dixie State University awards Academic Scholarships to 2019 High School graduates based on High School GPA & ACT. The formula is simple, take your cumulative GPA multiplied by 10 and add your ACT score. (Example: If you have a 3.8 GPA and a 27 ACT... 3.8 x 10 = 38 + 27 for a score of 65) Now, match your score with the Scholarship Grid or table below to see what your scholarship will be. Remember, you must be admitted to apply for a scholarship. Deadlines: March 1st for top 3                   July 15th for the WUE, Good Neighbor and Dixie Half Merit

Academic Scholarships

Title Index Score Required Student pays

Non-Resident Presidential

Is the premier scholarship for outstanding academic & degree oriented freshman students, graduating from a high school in the United States in the current year. Pays full base tuition: 4 years or a Bachelors’ degree (not to exceed 8 semesters) (Pays: $14,256 per year based on 2018-19 tuition) Requires 15 credit hours per semester, 3.5 GPA, Cannot be used to attend all online. 		 68 & Above 0 base tuition

Non-Resident University

Awarded to outstanding academic & degree oriented freshman students; graduating from a high school in the United States in the current year. Non-Resident Differential + ½ Resident Base Tuition: 4 years or a Bachelors’ degree (not to exceed 8 semesters) (Pays: $12,027 per year based on 2018-19 tuition) Requires 15 credit hours per semester, 3.5 GPA, Cannot be used to attend all online. 		 65-67 ½ of the Current Resident Tuition

Non-Resident Full Merit

Awarded to academically eligible entering freshman students, graduating from a high school in the United States in the current year. Non-Resident Differential: 4 years or a Bachelors’ degree (not to exceed 8 semesters) (Pays: $9,798 per year based on 2018-19 tuition) Requires 15 credit hours per semester, 3.2 GPA, Cannot be used to attend all online.		 60-64 Current Resident Tuition
High School Seniors who do not qualify for one of the above will be automatically considered for the WUE, Dixie Half Merit or Good Neighbor Programs. If you are not a high school senior applying to Dixie, or if you missed the March 1st Deadline, you will need to physically apply for those programs through the links below.

Western Undergraduate Exchange (W.U.E)

Awarded to academically eligible students, graduating from a high school in the United States in a participating state: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Wyoming & the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. 4 years or a Bachelors’ degree (not to exceed 8 semesters) (Pays: $7,569 per year based on 2018-19 tuition) Requires 12 credit hours per semester, 2.0 GPA, Cannot be used to attend all online. *Time on WUE cannot be used towards gaining Utah Residency*		 48+ with a min 2.0 unweighted HS GPA & 16 ACT min 150% Current Resident Tuition

good neighbor tuition program

Awarded to academically eligible entering freshman students, graduating from a high school in Lincoln or Clark County in Nevada, or Mohave or Coconino County in Arizona. 4 years or a Bachelors’ degree (not to exceed 8 semesters) Requires 6 credit hours per semester, 2.0 GPA, Cannot be used to attend all online. *Time on Good Neighbor cannot be used towards gaining Utah Residency*		 40+ with a min 2.0 unweighted HS GPA & 16 ACT min 150% Current Resident Tuition

Non-Resident dixie half Merit

Awarded to academically eligible entering freshman students, graduating from a high school in the United States in the current year. Half Non-Resident Differential: 4 years or a Bachelors’ degree (not to exceed 8 semesters) (Pays: $4,899 per year based on 2018-19 tuition) Requires 12 credit hours per semester, 2.0 GPA, Cannot be used to attend all online.		 38+ with a min 2.0 unweighted HS GPA & 16 ACT min Current Resident Tuition & Half of the Non-Resident Differential
Students must submit an ACT or SAT score to be considered for a scholarship. Students are encouraged to take the ACT on one of 6 national testing days. DSU offers the ACT Residual Test. For information, dates, cost and exclusions, please go to the Testing Center. The College Placement Test (CPT) is not an acceptable test for determining scholarship eligibility. The GED makes students ineligible for Incoming Freshman Scholarships.   If you don’t meet the academic requirements for one of the scholarships listed above (or to learn more about a few of the waivers), please scroll down to view additional non-resident waiver programs and requirements. Note: These waivers may require an additional application.

Other Non-Resident Waivers

Fall Deadlines: Priority -- May 1st       Final -- July 15th Spring Deadlines: Priority -- November 1st        Final -- December 15th
*Additional Applications Required
Tuition discount waivers are available to students who do not qualify for one of the scholarships listed above. In order to be considered, please read the academic and/or geographic requirements and complete the application that applied to you. (Refer to the formula instructions above to determine your index score.) DSU does not allow for the stacking of scholarships and waivers. If you have received a scholarship, please do not apply for a waiver.
Alumni Legacy Western Undergraduate Exchange or WUE (pronounced woo-wee) Good Neighbor Program The Dixie Half Merit Waiver