Scholarships by Type
Regents Scholarships
Students with outstanding academic records and
personal achievement are considered for Regents Scholarships, the
University's most prestigious scholarship award. Regents Scholarships
may be either honorary or need-based. Depending upon the campus,
annual Regents Scholarship awards range from $1,000 honoraria to
stipends that cover full financial need for students who qualify
for financial aid. Additional privileges such as preferential housing
or library access are available to Regents Scholars at many campuses.
Regents Scholarships are awarded to entering freshmen
for up to four years. If you are considered for a Regents Scholarship, one or more
campuses may invite you for an interview.
For details about Regents Scholarships at each
campus, see scholarships by campus.
Alumni Scholarships
Alumni associations at some campuses award scholarships
to entering students who have demonstrated leadership, academic
achievement and participation in extracurricular activities. At
most campuses, Alumni Scholarships are honorary scholarships, so
financial need is not a consideration. Awards range from $300 to
$15,000 and at some campuses are renewable annually for qualified
candidates. At some campuses, Alumni Scholars receive privileges
similar to those awarded to Regents Scholars. You do not need to
be a relative of an alumnus (a graduate of the University of California)
to qualify for an Alumni Scholarship.
For details about Alumni Scholarships at each campus,
see scholarships by campus.
Restricted Scholarships
Restricted scholarships are available only to students
with specific backgrounds, academic interests, career objectives,
etc. Some restricted scholarship eligibility criteria are listed
on this site; others are awarded based on information on your
application.
Other Scholarships
The campuses have a variety of other, unrestricted
scholarships for qualified undergraduate students. These are
listed in scholarships by campus. Some campuses nominate students
for scholarships awarded by organizations not connected with the
University, provided the student has authorized the University to do so when filling out the application form.
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