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The University of Texas at Austin scholarships

Curated official links for The University of Texas at Austin students in Texas. This page is not a live search and not a complete awards database. Confirm eligibility on each official site. Tap Save on a link to track it on the Saved page (this browser only). This is not a paid ranking.

Official The University of Texas at Austin awards page (opens in a new tab)

How awards work at The University of Texas at Austin

Incoming UT Austin students need no separate scholarship application. Continuing and transfer students apply through LASSO.

  1. Incoming students

    Answer the Scholarship Interest Form in MyStatus after you apply. Filing the FAFSA or TASFA opens up more scholarships.

  2. LASSO

    Continuing and transfer students use the Continuing & Transfer Student Scholarship Application in LASSO. It usually opens in late fall; confirm the deadline on the official page.

  3. Need-based aid

    Scholarships based on need use your FAFSA or TASFA.

Who runs awards: Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid

Summarized from The University of Texas at Austin’s official pages, checked November 2026. Names and steps can change, so confirm on the official site before you apply.

Deadlines

  • The University of Texas at Austin awards: deadlines vary by award and change each year. Confirm each one on the official awards page.
  • FAFSA: The federal FAFSA deadline is June 30 at the end of the award year, but states and schools often set earlier deadlines. Check both. Official FAFSA page
  • UT Austin financial aid and scholarships

    Texas One Stop hub for FAFSA, scholarships, and programs such as the Texas Advance Commitment — confirm eligibility on the official site.

  • UT Austin scholarships

    How UT scholarships are awarded, including LASSO search and college awards — confirm deadlines on Texas One Stop.

  • FAFSA

    Free Application for Federal Student Aid — start here for U.S. federal grants, loans, and work-study. Confirm deadlines on StudentAid.gov.

  • StudentAid.gov

    U.S. Department of Education hub for federal aid types, FAFSA, and loan tools. Not a lender marketplace.

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Country: United States (The University of Texas at Austin is in Texas) · School: The University of Texas at Austin

Questions about The University of Texas at Austin scholarships

How do I apply for awards at The University of Texas at Austin?
Incoming UT Austin students need no separate scholarship application. Continuing and transfer students apply through LASSO. Incoming students: Answer the Scholarship Interest Form in MyStatus after you apply. Filing the FAFSA or TASFA opens up more scholarships. LASSO: Continuing and transfer students use the Continuing & Transfer Student Scholarship Application in LASSO. It usually opens in late fall; confirm the deadline on the official page. Need-based aid: Scholarships based on need use your FAFSA or TASFA.
Where do I find official The University of Texas at Austin scholarships?
Start on The University of Texas at Austin's official awards page: https://onestop.utexas.edu/managing-costs/scholarships-financial-aid/types-of-financial-aid/scholarships/. This WealthNutz page links to it and to other official sources. It is not a complete awards database.
When are The University of Texas at Austin scholarship deadlines?
Deadlines vary by award and change each year. Check each award on The University of Texas at Austin's official page before you apply. WealthNutz does not list deadlines it can't confirm.
Do I apply for government student aid separately?
Yes. School scholarships are separate from federal aid. Most federal, state, and many school need-based awards start with the FAFSA on studentaid.gov. The federal FAFSA deadline is June 30 at the end of the award year, but states and schools often set earlier deadlines. Check both.
Is WealthNutz part of The University of Texas at Austin?
No. WealthNutz is an independent education site. School and government links are never paid placements, and you always apply on the official site.