Students pursuing an undergraduate degree have access to a wide variety of financial assistance in the form of scholarships, grants and loans.

Students pursuing a graduate degree can access a variety of financial aid including loans, grants, scholarships and graduate assistantships.

Students who have established Florida residency for at least 12 consecutive months before the first day of classes may be eligible for resident-specific aid programs.

Undergraduate students attending classes part-time have a few financial aid options available to them including grants, loans and some scholarships and other benefits.

Generous institutional scholarships and grants are available to a variety of students based on academic achievement, talent and financial need. 

Review your options and identify which aid programs are available to you, learn how to complete the FAFSA and calculate your cost of attendance.

Find out what to do after you receive the results of your FAFSA application, including calculating your net price, next steps and action items. 

Students must renew their aid from one academic year to the next. Determine the minimum requirements to renew the aid you receive. 

Dependent students must report parental information on the FAFSA. Know whether you qualify as a dependent or independent student. 

Student loan programs are available from federal, state and private resources, and there are a number of ways to borrow and repay. 

The Financial Aid Office at The University of Tampa has counselors available to help students in person or via digital meetings. 

Access, download (in Adobe Reader) and fill out current financial aid forms as requested to do so by the Financial Aid Office. 

Students considering enrollment as full-time undergraduates can estimate their financial aid award including aid from UT, federal and state (FL only) resources.

There’s a lot to learn about the financial aid process. Find the answers to some of the most commonly asked questions.

Ensure your understanding of all things related to financial aid by using the financial aid glossary to explain and define common terms. 

Students searching for on- or off-campus opportunities through UT will find a variety of available positions across nearly every department. 

Seniors and master’s candidates can better prepare for graduation by staying informed about their loans, repayment options and other solutions. 

Know your options when it comes to earning a degree at UTampa. Access digital brochures to learn about each department’s major and minor programs.

These disclosures aim to ensure transparency and protect consumer rights.