Scholarship Eligibility

If I didn't receive a scholarship as a new freshman, am I eligible for future awards?
Yes. Not receiving a scholarship as an incoming freshman does not preclude the possibility of receiving one in the future. Many departments distribute their awards semester by semester. You should contact your academic department to find out how to be considered for the next distribution period. Likewise, the donor-related private scholarships are usually distributed twice a year.

Can I receive more than one scholarship at the same time?
Yes, but because scholarship funds are limited, the university prefers to award as many students as possible rather than award a few students with many scholarships. Consequently, the majority of students rarely receive more than one Institutional or Private scholarship. Likewise, departments will rarely award a student with more than one Department scholarship.

Can part-time students receive scholarships?
Because scholarship funds are limited, they are designated for full-time students who are enrolled for at least 12 hours per semester, or 6 hours per term. We sometimes make exceptions to the full-time enrollment requirement for students who have been approved for a reduced load due to severe illness or injury, and for graduating students attending their last semester. The exception is usually only granted for a single enrollment period.

Does BYU-Hawaii have scholarships to help me pursue a Master's degree?
These are very rare, but there are a few private scholarships designed to assist with postgraduate schooling. Visit the Private scholarship Post Graduate page to review them.