UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA CHAMPAIGN
Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIPS:
UnderGraduates:
The University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) offers a variety of undergraduate scholarships for both
resident and non-resident students. Below is a summary of these scholarships,
including eligibility criteria and stipend amounts:
1. Illinois Achievement Scholarship
- Eligibility:
Incoming non-resident freshmen with demonstrated financial need.
- Amount:
$10,000 per year.
- Renewable:
Yes, for up to 4 years, provided the student maintains full-time
continuous enrollment, meets satisfactory academic progress requirements,
and continues to be assessed non-resident tuition.
2. Provost Scholarship
- Eligibility:
Incoming freshmen.
- Amount:
Full tuition.
- Renewable:
Yes, for up to 4 years, provided the student maintains a 3.0 GPA and
full-time continuous enrollment.
3. President’s Award Program
- Eligibility:
Incoming resident freshmen from historically underrepresented groups who
have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement.
- Amount:
Up to $5,000 per year.
- Renewable:
Yes, for up to 4 years, provided the student maintains continuous
full-time enrollment, continues to be assessed in-state tuition, and meets
satisfactory academic progress requirements.
4. President’s Award Program Honors
- Eligibility:
Selected President’s Award recipients with the highest level of
achievement.
- Amount:
Up to $10,000 per year.
- Renewable:
Yes, for up to 4 years, under the same conditions as the President’s Award
Program.
5. James Hunter Anthony & Gerald
E. Blackshear Endowment
- Eligibility:
Incoming freshmen who have graduated from an Illinois high school.
- Amount:
Covers full tuition and fees for an academic year.
- Renewable: Yes, for up to 4 years, provided the student maintains
a 3.0 GPA and full-time continuous enrollment.
6. Matthews Scholars
- Eligibility:
Incoming freshmen.
- Amount:
$2,000 per year.
- Renewable: Yes, for up to 4 years, provided the student maintains
a 3.0 GPA and full-time continuous enrollment.
7. Native American Scholarships
- Peoria Tribe Scholarship
- Eligibility:
Undergraduate students who are members of the Peoria Tribe of Indians of
Oklahoma, historically connected with Illinois, and have a processed
FAFSA.
- Amount:
Covers remaining tuition, campus fees, and a food and housing allowance
not covered by other awards.
- Renewable:
Yes, for up to 4 years for incoming first-year students and 3 years for
transfer students.
- Tribal Nations Scholarship for Non-Illinois Residents
- Eligibility:
Undergraduate or graduate students who are non-Illinois residents and
members of any federally recognized Tribal Nations, with a processed
FAFSA.
- Amount:
Covers the difference between non-resident and resident tuition.
- Renewable:
Yes, it's for up to 4 years for incoming first-year students and 3 years for
transfer students.
8. Illinois Promise
- Eligibility:
Illinois residents under 24 years old, admitted as new freshmen or
transfer students, with a $0 Expected Family Contribution (EFC), family
income at or below federal poverty level, and total family assets less
than $50,000.
- Amount:
Covers tuition, fees, room and board, and books and supplies.
- Renewable:
Yes, provided the student remains Pell eligible, family assets below $50,000, and both student and parent maintain Illinois residency.
9. Stamps Scholarship
- Eligibility:
Illinois resident who demonstrates high academic achievement, strong
leadership, involvement, and community service.
- Amount:
Full cost of attendance for 4 years, plus an additional $12,000 for
enrichment activities.
- Renewable:
Yes, for up to 4 years.
Graduates:
1. Fellowships
- Description:
Fellowships are merit-based awards that provide financial support without
work obligations, allowing students, focus entirely on their studies and
research.
- Eligibility:
Typically awarded based on academic excellence and research potential.
Specific eligibility criteria vary by fellowship.
- Stipend:
Amounts vary; fellowships with stipends of $10,000 or more may include
tuition waivers, depending on the program.
- Renewable:
Depends on the specific fellowship; some are renewable based on academic
performance.
2. Assistantships
- Description:
Graduate, teaching, and research assistantships involve part-time work in
teaching or research roles.
- Eligibility:
Open to both domestic and international graduate students; selection is
based on qualifications and departmental needs.
- Stipend:
Stipends vary by department and role. For example, some departments offer
stipends ranging from $19,000 to $28,000 annually.
- Tuition Waiver:
Assistantships may include full or partial tuition waivers; however,
students are typically responsible for certain fees and expenses.
- Renewable:
Generally renewable, subject to satisfactory performance and departmental
funding.
3. Tribal Nations Scholarship for
Non-Illinois Residents
- Eligibility:
Non-Illinois resident, undergraduate or graduate students who are members
of any federally recognized Tribal Nations.
- Amount:
Covers the difference between non-resident and resident tuition.
- Renewable:
Yes, for up to 4 years for incoming first-year students and 3 years for
transfer students.
4. Fred S. Bailey Graduate
Fellowship
- Eligibility:
Graduate students demonstrating commitment to service, leadership, and
social change.
- Stipend:
$14,000 for a 9-month academic year.
- Tuition Waiver:
Includes tuition and fee waivers for most recipients, excluding those in
cost-recovery or self-supporting programs.
- Renewable:
Typically awarded for one academic year; renewal policies may vary.
5. Beckman Institute Graduate
Fellowships
- Eligibility:
Graduate students proposing interdisciplinary research projects involving, least two faculty members, one of whom is associated with the Beckman
Institute.
- Stipend:
Funding equivalent to a 50% Graduate Research Assistantship for eleven
months.
- Renewable:
Generally awarded for a single term; renewal policies may vary.
6. CONACYT and University of
Illinois System Fellowship
- Eligibility:
Students pursuing master's (2 years) or doctoral (4 years) programs.
- Stipend:
Includes in-state tuition, a monthly stipend, and annual health insurance
coverage, based on program guidelines.
- Renewable:
Yes, for the duration of the program as specified.
Tax Considerations for International
Students:
- Non-resident aliens on F, J, M, or Q visas are subject
to a 14% federal tax withholding on non-service fellowship or scholarship
income, unless exempt under a tax treaty.
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Eligibility criteria
ELIGIBILITY
CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION:
Undergraduates:
For
Domestic Applicants:
- Academic Preparation:
- Completion of a high school
diploma with a strong academic record.
- Taking advanced courses is
encouraged, as they demonstrate a willingness to challenge oneself and
readiness for college-level work.
- Standardized Tests:
- UIUC has adopted a test-optional
policy. Applicants may choose to submit SAT or ACT scores if they believe
it will strengthen their application.
For
International Applicants:
- Academic Preparation:
- Completion of a secondary school
program equivalent to a U.S. high school diploma.
- English Proficiency:
- If English is not the native
language, proficiency must be demonstrated through one of the following
tests:
- TOEFL iBT:
Minimum total score of 80.
- IELTS Academic:
Minimum overall score of 6.5.
- Duolingo English
Test: Minimum overall score of
120.
- Some colleges within UIUC may have
higher English proficiency requirements.
- Standardized Tests:
- Submission of SAT or ACT scores is
optional.
Tuition and Fees (2023-2024 Academic Year)
Tuition and fees at
UIUC vary based on residency status and chosen program. Below are the estimated
annual costs:
|
Category |
Illinois
Resident |
Non-Resident |
International |
|
Tuition
& Fees |
$18,046
- $23,426 |
$38,398
- $46,498 |
$39,392
- $49,742 |
|
Food
& Housing |
$15,184 |
$15,184 |
$15,184 |
|
Books
& Supplies |
$1,200 |
$1,200 |
$1,200 |
|
Other
Expenses |
$2,500 |
$2,840 |
$2,840 |
|
Total Estimated Cost |
$36,930
- $42,310 |
$57,622 - $65,722 |
$58,616
- $68,966 |
Note: Tuition rates are subject to
change and may vary by specific program.
Required Application Documents
For All
Applicants:
- Application Form:
- Complete the application through myIllini or the Common Application.
- High School Transcript:
- Self-reported courses and grades
are required during the application process. Official transcripts will be
required upon enrollment.
- Application Fee:
- $50 for domestic applicants; $75
for international applicants. Fee waivers are available for eligible
domestic students.
- Standardized Test
Scores (Optional):
- SAT or ACT scores, if the
applicant chooses to submit them.
Additional
Documents for International Applicants:
- English Proficiency
Test Scores:
- Official TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo
English Test scores sent directly from the testing agency.
- Financial
Documentation:
- Proof of sufficient funds to cover
tuition and living expenses for visa purposes.
Graduates:
For Domestic Applicants:
- Academic Credentials:
- A
bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution.
- A
minimum GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) for the last two years of
undergraduate study.
- Standardized Tests:
- Some
programs may require GRE or GMAT scores; applicants should consult
specific departmental requirements.
For International Applicants:
- Academic Credentials:
- A
degree equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's from a recognized institution.
- A
comparable minimum GPA to the domestic requirement.
- English Proficiency:
- Required
if the native language is not English.
- Accepted
tests and minimum scores:
- TOEFL iBT: 79 for
limited status admission; 103 for full status.
- IELTS Academic: 6.5 for
limited status; 7.5 for full status.
- Duolingo English Test: 115 for
limited status; 135 for full status.
- Exemptions
apply if certain criteria are met, such as prior education in
English-speaking countries.
- Standardized Tests:
- Program-specific
requirements may include GRE or GMAT scores.
Tuition
and Fees (2024-2025 Academic Year):
Tuition
varies by program and residency status. Below are examples of annual tuition
rates for selected programs:
Graduate Base Rate:
- Resident: $14,052
- Nonresident/International: $30,356
Engineering & Engineering
Related:
- Resident: $20,170
- Nonresident/International: $38,276
Business:
- Resident: $16,684
- Nonresident/International: $32,988
Note:
Tuition rates are subject to change and may vary based on
specific program requirements and enrollment status.
Estimated
Additional Expenses (2024-2025 Academic Year)
|
Expense |
Resident |
Nonresident |
International |
|
Campus Fees |
$5,394 |
$5,394 |
$5,546 |
|
Food & Housing |
$14,980 |
$14,980 |
$14,980 |
|
Books & Supplies |
$1,800 |
$1,800 |
$1,800 |
|
Other Expenses |
$2,750 |
$3,090 |
$3,090 |
|
Total |
$24,924 |
$25,264 |
$25,416 |
Required
Application Documents
For All Applicants:
- Application Form:
- Complete
the application through the Graduate College's online portal.Graduate
College
- Transcripts:
- Upload
unofficial transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended.
Official transcripts will be required upon admission.
- Academic Statement of Purpose:
- A
concise, well-written statement about your academic background, research
interests, and career goals.
- Personal Statement:
- An
essay describing your experiences, achievements, and motivations for
graduate study.
- Letters of Recommendation:
- Typically,
three letters from individuals who can assess your academic and
professional qualifications.
- Resume/Curriculum Vitae:
- A
detailed account of your educational and professional history.
Additional Documents for International
Applicants:
- English Proficiency Test Scores:
- Official
TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo English Test scores sent directly from the
testing agency.
- Financial Documentation:
- Proof
of sufficient funds to cover tuition and living expenses for visa purposes.
- Passport Copy:
A copy of the biographical page of your passport.
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SCHOLARSHIPS:
UnderGraduates:
The University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) offers a variety of undergraduate scholarships for both
resident and non-resident students. Below is a summary of these scholarships,
including eligibility criteria and stipend amounts:
1. Illinois Achievement Scholarship
- Eligibility:
Incoming non-resident freshmen with demonstrated financial need.
- Amount:
$10,000 per year.
- Renewable:
Yes, for up to 4 years, provided the student maintains full-time
continuous enrollment, meets satisfactory academic progress requirements,
and continues to be assessed non-resident tuition.
2. Provost Scholarship
- Eligibility:
Incoming freshmen.
- Amount:
Full tuition.
- Renewable:
Yes, for up to 4 years, provided the student maintains a 3.0 GPA and
full-time continuous enrollment.
3. President’s Award Program
- Eligibility:
Incoming resident freshmen from historically underrepresented groups who
have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement.
- Amount:
Up to $5,000 per year.
- Renewable:
Yes, for up to 4 years, provided the student maintains continuous
full-time enrollment, continues to be assessed in-state tuition, and meets
satisfactory academic progress requirements.
4. President’s Award Program Honors
- Eligibility:
Selected President’s Award recipients with the highest level of
achievement.
- Amount:
Up to $10,000 per year.
- Renewable:
Yes, for up to 4 years, under the same conditions as the President’s Award
Program.
5. James Hunter Anthony & Gerald
E. Blackshear Endowment
- Eligibility:
Incoming freshmen who have graduated from an Illinois high school.
- Amount:
Covers full tuition and fees for an academic year.
- Renewable: Yes, for up to 4 years, provided the student maintains
a 3.0 GPA and full-time continuous enrollment.
6. Matthews Scholars
- Eligibility:
Incoming freshmen.
- Amount:
$2,000 per year.
- Renewable: Yes, for up to 4 years, provided the student maintains
a 3.0 GPA and full-time continuous enrollment.
7. Native American Scholarships
- Peoria Tribe Scholarship
- Eligibility:
Undergraduate students who are members of the Peoria Tribe of Indians of
Oklahoma, historically connected with Illinois, and have a processed
FAFSA.
- Amount:
Covers remaining tuition, campus fees, and a food and housing allowance
not covered by other awards.
- Renewable:
Yes, for up to 4 years for incoming first-year students and 3 years for
transfer students.
- Tribal Nations Scholarship for Non-Illinois Residents
- Eligibility:
Undergraduate or graduate students who are non-Illinois residents and
members of any federally recognized Tribal Nations, with a processed
FAFSA.
- Amount:
Covers the difference between non-resident and resident tuition.
- Renewable:
Yes, it's for up to 4 years for incoming first-year students and 3 years for
transfer students.
8. Illinois Promise
- Eligibility:
Illinois residents under 24 years old, admitted as new freshmen or
transfer students, with a $0 Expected Family Contribution (EFC), family
income at or below federal poverty level, and total family assets less
than $50,000.
- Amount:
Covers tuition, fees, room and board, and books and supplies.
- Renewable:
Yes, provided the student remains Pell eligible, family assets below $50,000, and both student and parent maintain Illinois residency.
9. Stamps Scholarship
- Eligibility:
Illinois resident who demonstrates high academic achievement, strong
leadership, involvement, and community service.
- Amount:
Full cost of attendance for 4 years, plus an additional $12,000 for
enrichment activities.
- Renewable:
Yes, for up to 4 years.
Graduates:
1. Fellowships
- Description:
Fellowships are merit-based awards that provide financial support without
work obligations, allowing students, focus entirely on their studies and
research.
- Eligibility:
Typically awarded based on academic excellence and research potential.
Specific eligibility criteria vary by fellowship.
- Stipend:
Amounts vary; fellowships with stipends of $10,000 or more may include
tuition waivers, depending on the program.
- Renewable:
Depends on the specific fellowship; some are renewable based on academic
performance.
2. Assistantships
- Description:
Graduate, teaching, and research assistantships involve part-time work in
teaching or research roles.
- Eligibility:
Open to both domestic and international graduate students; selection is
based on qualifications and departmental needs.
- Stipend:
Stipends vary by department and role. For example, some departments offer
stipends ranging from $19,000 to $28,000 annually.
- Tuition Waiver:
Assistantships may include full or partial tuition waivers; however,
students are typically responsible for certain fees and expenses.
- Renewable:
Generally renewable, subject to satisfactory performance and departmental
funding.
3. Tribal Nations Scholarship for
Non-Illinois Residents
- Eligibility:
Non-Illinois resident, undergraduate or graduate students who are members
of any federally recognized Tribal Nations.
- Amount:
Covers the difference between non-resident and resident tuition.
- Renewable:
Yes, for up to 4 years for incoming first-year students and 3 years for
transfer students.
4. Fred S. Bailey Graduate
Fellowship
- Eligibility:
Graduate students demonstrating commitment to service, leadership, and
social change.
- Stipend:
$14,000 for a 9-month academic year.
- Tuition Waiver:
Includes tuition and fee waivers for most recipients, excluding those in
cost-recovery or self-supporting programs.
- Renewable:
Typically awarded for one academic year; renewal policies may vary.
5. Beckman Institute Graduate
Fellowships
- Eligibility:
Graduate students proposing interdisciplinary research projects involving, least two faculty members, one of whom is associated with the Beckman
Institute.
- Stipend:
Funding equivalent to a 50% Graduate Research Assistantship for eleven
months.
- Renewable:
Generally awarded for a single term; renewal policies may vary.
6. CONACYT and University of
Illinois System Fellowship
- Eligibility:
Students pursuing master's (2 years) or doctoral (4 years) programs.
- Stipend:
Includes in-state tuition, a monthly stipend, and annual health insurance
coverage, based on program guidelines.
- Renewable:
Yes, for the duration of the program as specified.
Tax Considerations for International
Students:
- Non-resident aliens on F, J, M, or Q visas are subject
to a 14% federal tax withholding on non-service fellowship or scholarship
income, unless exempt under a tax treaty.
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ELIGIBILITY
CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION:
Undergraduates:
For
Domestic Applicants:
- Academic Preparation:
- Completion of a high school
diploma with a strong academic record.
- Taking advanced courses is
encouraged, as they demonstrate a willingness to challenge oneself and
readiness for college-level work.
- Standardized Tests:
- UIUC has adopted a test-optional
policy. Applicants may choose to submit SAT or ACT scores if they believe
it will strengthen their application.
For
International Applicants:
- Academic Preparation:
- Completion of a secondary school
program equivalent to a U.S. high school diploma.
- English Proficiency:
- If English is not the native
language, proficiency must be demonstrated through one of the following
tests:
- TOEFL iBT:
Minimum total score of 80.
- IELTS Academic:
Minimum overall score of 6.5.
- Duolingo English
Test: Minimum overall score of
120.
- Some colleges within UIUC may have
higher English proficiency requirements.
- Standardized Tests:
- Submission of SAT or ACT scores is
optional.
Tuition and Fees (2023-2024 Academic Year)
Tuition and fees at
UIUC vary based on residency status and chosen program. Below are the estimated
annual costs:
|
Category |
Illinois
Resident |
Non-Resident |
International |
|
Tuition
& Fees |
$18,046
- $23,426 |
$38,398
- $46,498 |
$39,392
- $49,742 |
|
Food
& Housing |
$15,184 |
$15,184 |
$15,184 |
|
Books
& Supplies |
$1,200 |
$1,200 |
$1,200 |
|
Other
Expenses |
$2,500 |
$2,840 |
$2,840 |
|
Total Estimated Cost |
$36,930
- $42,310 |
$57,622 - $65,722 |
$58,616
- $68,966 |
Note: Tuition rates are subject to
change and may vary by specific program.
Required Application Documents
For All
Applicants:
- Application Form:
- Complete the application through myIllini or the Common Application.
- High School Transcript:
- Self-reported courses and grades
are required during the application process. Official transcripts will be
required upon enrollment.
- Application Fee:
- $50 for domestic applicants; $75
for international applicants. Fee waivers are available for eligible
domestic students.
- Standardized Test
Scores (Optional):
- SAT or ACT scores, if the
applicant chooses to submit them.
Additional
Documents for International Applicants:
- English Proficiency
Test Scores:
- Official TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo
English Test scores sent directly from the testing agency.
- Financial
Documentation:
- Proof of sufficient funds to cover
tuition and living expenses for visa purposes.
Graduates:
For Domestic Applicants:
- Academic Credentials:
- A
bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution.
- A
minimum GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) for the last two years of
undergraduate study.
- Standardized Tests:
- Some
programs may require GRE or GMAT scores; applicants should consult
specific departmental requirements.
For International Applicants:
- Academic Credentials:
- A
degree equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's from a recognized institution.
- A
comparable minimum GPA to the domestic requirement.
- English Proficiency:
- Required
if the native language is not English.
- Accepted
tests and minimum scores:
- TOEFL iBT: 79 for
limited status admission; 103 for full status.
- IELTS Academic: 6.5 for
limited status; 7.5 for full status.
- Duolingo English Test: 115 for
limited status; 135 for full status.
- Exemptions
apply if certain criteria are met, such as prior education in
English-speaking countries.
- Standardized Tests:
- Program-specific
requirements may include GRE or GMAT scores.
Tuition
and Fees (2024-2025 Academic Year):
Tuition
varies by program and residency status. Below are examples of annual tuition
rates for selected programs:
Graduate Base Rate:
- Resident: $14,052
- Nonresident/International: $30,356
Engineering & Engineering
Related:
- Resident: $20,170
- Nonresident/International: $38,276
Business:
- Resident: $16,684
- Nonresident/International: $32,988
Note:
Tuition rates are subject to change and may vary based on
specific program requirements and enrollment status.
Estimated
Additional Expenses (2024-2025 Academic Year)
|
Expense |
Resident |
Nonresident |
International |
|
Campus Fees |
$5,394 |
$5,394 |
$5,546 |
|
Food & Housing |
$14,980 |
$14,980 |
$14,980 |
|
Books & Supplies |
$1,800 |
$1,800 |
$1,800 |
|
Other Expenses |
$2,750 |
$3,090 |
$3,090 |
|
Total |
$24,924 |
$25,264 |
$25,416 |
Required
Application Documents
For All Applicants:
- Application Form:
- Complete
the application through the Graduate College's online portal.Graduate
College
- Transcripts:
- Upload
unofficial transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended.
Official transcripts will be required upon admission.
- Academic Statement of Purpose:
- A
concise, well-written statement about your academic background, research
interests, and career goals.
- Personal Statement:
- An
essay describing your experiences, achievements, and motivations for
graduate study.
- Letters of Recommendation:
- Typically,
three letters from individuals who can assess your academic and
professional qualifications.
- Resume/Curriculum Vitae:
- A
detailed account of your educational and professional history.
Additional Documents for International
Applicants:
- English Proficiency Test Scores:
- Official
TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo English Test scores sent directly from the
testing agency.
- Financial Documentation:
- Proof
of sufficient funds to cover tuition and living expenses for visa purposes.
- Passport Copy:
A copy of the biographical page of your passport.