Honors Scholarship Resources
Incoming Honors Freshmen
A number of scholarship awards are available to incoming UW students that have been accepted to the Honors Program - a complete list is availble at our Incoming Freshman Scholarships page. No application is necessary for these - students are evaluated for scholarship consideration as we make our admissions decisions. Please see our Freshman Admission page for general information about the application process.
Current Honors Students
The Honors Program administers a number of scholarships for current students, typically applied for and awarded during the Spring quarter. For a comprehensive list of these awards, please see our Current Student Scholarship list.
Other UW Scholarship Opportunities
Husky Promise Program for Washington Residents
The University of Washington believes that students from all economic backgrounds should have the opportunity to attend the University of Washington. Finances should not be a barrier to getting an education. With the Husky Promise program the UW promises to cover the cost of tuition for students who otherwise could not afford to attend. For more information about the Husky Promise's requirements and benefits, click here.
Other UW Scholarship Information
For more information about non-Honors scholarship opportunities at the University of Washington, please visit The UW Scholarship Gateway.
Undergraduate Scholarship Office
The Undergraduate Scholarship Office (USO) provides University of Washington students with information about many of the local and national merit-based scholarships, fellowships, and grants, including the Rhodes Scholarships, Marshall Scholarships, Fulbright Grants, and the Mary Gates Endowment Grant Program. We help to prepare UW students to compete for nationally competitive, merit-based scholarships and awards. For more information click here.
Washington State Space Grant for Entering Freshmen
The Washington State Space Grant offers educational and research programs related to NASA's missions on Earth and in Space. They serve as a NASA point of contact for Washington residents, housing the NASA Regional Educator Resource Center and Space Science Network Northwest (S2N2). Their Space Grant programs include college and university scholarships, graduate fellowships, research opportunities, courses, teaching resources, public events and more through a network of affiliate institutions around Washington state.
Click here for information on how to apply for the Washington State Space Grant
Baccalaureate Honors Requirements
The Baccalaureate Honors (summa cum laude, magna cum laude, cum laude) requirements for the 2007-2008 academic year have been posted. For an overview of the criteria and links to the GPA requirements by school or college at each campus, please visit this site.