Financial
Aid
UAT is a small, private technology university that develops skills far beyond ordinary colleges, but it is also surprisingly affordable, more so than most private colleges or out-of-state tuition at state schools. The University makes every attempt to ensure that all qualified students can attend with the help of financial aid, scholarships and grants.
UAT understands how important financial aid is to the majority of our students, and we are aware that every family situation is different. Our Admissions Advisors will help you explore your options.
Learn more about financial aid available to your student.
Scholarships Your Student Can Earn From UAT
As an institution, we work hard to ensure that a UAT education represents a clearly affordable alternative when compared to many other private four-year colleges or to the cost of out-of-state tuition at a public college.
In addition to financial aid resources, UAT seeks to award scholarships to on-campus, undergraduate students who have shown success or strong academic potential. Scholarship amounts vary and range, with the maximum range applied over eight semesters, and are determined at application for admission. Scholarships are for undergraduate and on-campus students only, with the exception of the Continuation Scholarship. For all current information regarding UAT scholarships and financial aid, please see the UAT Catalog.
Visit uat.edu/tuition for more information on scholarships and financial aid.
Merit Scholarships
The University is seeking students who demonstrate strong academic success, a commitment to technology and a deep passion for learning and technology.
Innovator Scholarship:
Up to $40,000
Futurist Scholarship:
Up to $32,000
Premier Thinker Scholarship:
Up to $24,000
Learning Scholarship:
Up to $12,000
Excellence Scholarship:
Up to $8,000
Discovery Expo Scholarship:
Up to $4,000
Murphy Robotics Scholarship: Up to $40,000
The UAT Murphy Robotics Scholarship is awarded to active participants in the FIRST Robotics Competition, the FIRST Tech Challenge, the VEX Robotics Competition, the TSA-VEX Competition or the BEST Robotics Competition for their academic success and continued participation in programs related to science, technology, engineering and mathematics.