The Financial Aid Office administers federal, state, and institutional aid programs to qualified students. Visit their website for information on the estimated cost of attendance, the requirements and steps to receive financial aid, and the variety of aid options available to UTA students.
Financial Aid Website Blaze Forward Program Submit the FAFSA FormCurrent and newly admitted students have the chance to apply for a variety of scholarships utilizing the Mav ScholarShop. Visit the Scholarship Office website for more information on merit-based scholarships, application deadlines, and other scholarship opportunities.
Scholarship Office Website Mav ScholarShop Outside ScholarshipsWork Study is a program that provides part-time jobs for undergraduate and graduate students with financial need, allowing them to earn money to help pay education expenses. Students can log into the Handshake website with their UTA email to apply for work-study and non-work study student employment, on and off-campus.
The U.S. Department of Education requires each institution that participates in federal financial aid programs to determine the annual nine-month cost of attendance at that particular institution. These figures are used to calculate eligibility for financial aid programs and are based on average costs incurred by students attending that particular institution. The categories used to calculate the cost of attendance are outlined in federal regulation.
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Use UTA's Tuition Estimator to estimate how much tuition will cost at UTA.
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