SPRING 2021 SCHOLARSHIPS
Boise State provides several scholarship opportunities for residents and nonresidents, making it even more affordable to attain a quality education.
Below you will find scholarships for Spring 2021 admits.
STEP 1: Apply for Admissions
Students must be admitted as degree-seeking to be considered for scholarships. By completing the admissions application and meeting the criteria listed below, you will automatically be considered for one of the following scholarships without an additional application. A complete application includes the admissions application, transcript(s), AND test scores (test scores are not required for transfer students).
Click below to begin the admissions process. If you have already been admitted, welcome!
Spring Nonresident and Resident Deadline: October 1
STEP 2: Meet the Deadline
Scholarship recipients will be notified through BroncoMail and the award can be viewed in the Student Center.
Spring admits that meet the October 1st deadline and meet all criteria will be notified by the end of November.
Incoming Idaho Student
An incoming Idaho student is defined as an individual who has earned less than 14 post high school semester credits or no college credits at the time of admittance and holds residency in Idaho.
| Scholarship Name | Required Cumulative Unweighted High School GPA | Required Test Score | Value | Length of Program | Spring Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Presidential | 3.90 | ACT 28+ or SAT 1300+ | $5,000 per year | 2 years (4 semesters) | October 1 |
| Dean's | 3.85 | ACT 26+ or SAT 1230+ | $3,000 per year | 2 years (4 semesters) | October 1 |
| True Blue Promise | 3.20 | ACT 22+ or SAT 1100+ Eligible for Federal Pell Grant* | $2,000 per year | 4 years (8 semesters) | October 1 |
- *Learn more about the Federal Pell Grant
- Only incoming students are considered for the Presidential, Dean’s or True Blue Promise Scholarships. Consideration is based on admissions materials and test score(s) received by the scholarship deadline. All criteria must be met by the deadline.
- Additional details on value and eligibility
Incoming Nonresident
An incoming nonresident student is defined as an individual who has earned less than 14 post high school semester credits or no college credits at the time of admittance and holds residency in a state other than Idaho.
| Scholarship Name | Required Cumulative Unweighted High School GPA | Required Test Score | Value | Length of Program | Spring Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gem | 3.90 | ACT 26 or SAT 1230 | $15,000 per year | 4 years (8 semesters) | October 1 |
| WUE | 3.20 | ACT 21 or SAT 1060 | ~$12,886 per year | 4 years (8 semesters) | October 1 |
| Treasure | 3.00 | ACT 19 or SAT 990 | $7,000 per year | 4 years (8 semesters) | October 1 |
- Only incoming students are considered for the Gem, WUE or Treasure Scholarships. Consideration is based on their admissions materials AND test score(s) received by the scholarship deadline. All criteria must be met by the deadline.
- Students must be enrolled in an eligible major. Ineligible majors include: Nursing, Pre-Nursing, Radiological Science, Pre-Radiological Science, self-supported and fully online programs. These programs are subject to change.
- Additional details on value and eligibility
Idaho Transfer Student
An Idaho transfer student is defined as an individual who has earned 14 or more semester credits post high school by the scholarship deadline and holds Idaho residency. Students who take concurrent college credit during high school are considered new students.
| Scholarship Name | Required Cumulative Unweighted High School GPA | Value | Length of Program | Spring Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Presidential Transfer | 3.80 | $5,000 per year | 1 year (2 semesters) | October 1 |
| Dean's Transfer | 3.70 | $3,000 per year | 1 year (2 semesters) | October 1 |
- Only incoming transfer students are considered for the Presidential Transfer or Dean’s Transfer Scholarships. Consideration is based on their admissions materials received by the scholarship deadline. All criteria must be met by the deadline.
- Additional details on value and eligibility
Nonresident Transfer Student
A nonresident transfer student is defined as an individual who has earned 14 or more semester credits post high school by the scholarship deadline and holds residency in a state other than Idaho.
| Scholarship Name | Required Cumulative College GPA | Amount | Length of Program | Spring Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gem Transfer | 3.75 | $15,000 per year | 2 years (4 semesters) | October 1 |
| WUE Transfer | 3.50 | ~$12,886 per year | 2 years (4 semesters) | October 1 |
- Only incoming transfer students are considered for the Gem Transfer or WUE Transfer Scholarships. Consideration is based on their admissions materials received by the scholarship deadline. All criteria must be met by the deadline.
- Students must be enrolled in an eligible major. Ineligible majors include: Nursing, Pre-Nursing, Radiological Science, Pre-Radiological Science, self-supported and fully online programs. These programs are subject to change.
- Additional details on value and eligibility
STEP 3: Complete the FAFSA
Complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) to be considered for the greatest number of need-based scholarships and financial aid.
Spring Priority Deadline: October 1
If this deadline has passed, we still encourage you to complete the application as some financial aid may still be available. The last day a FAFSA can be submitted is June 30th.
STEP 4: Other Funding Opportunities
Maximize your scholarship opportunities by applying for Private Funds.
FAQs
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