As you begin your search for funding to pay for your education, keep in mind that there are many resources that provide information about scholarships and other academic awards. Each student must research the scholarships available and find those that best match their skills, experience, interests, and goals. Explore the links below to begin locating scholarship and fellowship opportunities that will help support you during your academic career at UW Bothell.
If you have not already done so, you should begin your funding search by filling out a FAFSA. Many scholarship organizations will consider financial need when selecting award recipients.
UW Bothell Scholarships
Each year we offer general scholarships graciously endowed from individuals, organizations, UW Bothell alumni, businesses, and associations. These scholarships are available to students enrolled at UW Bothell. We have two applications per year:
- UW Bothell General Scholarship (awarded for the autumn, winter, & spring quarters) application will be available in October.
- UW Bothell Winter & Spring General Scholarship (awarded for the winter & spring quarters) application available online in autumn.
You may also view a list of our past scholarship winners or read through frequently asked questions about our scholarship process.
External Scholarships
There are many sources of information for scholarships and other funding opportunities. Each student must research the scholarships available and find those that best match their skills, experience, interests, and goals. Many resources are designed to help students identify which scholarships best match their qualifications; there are several
private scholarship search sites that can assist you with this task.
Merit Scholarships & Fellowships
Merit scholarships, fellowships, and awards are based on your future potential as demonstrated by your past achievements. The selection process takes into account your academic achievements, leadership accomplishments and community involvement and the awards sometimes include an internship or other service commitment. Some of the most prestigious and generous opportunities, such as the Fulbright, Beinecke and Carnegie Endowment Junior Fellowship, require nomination by your university.