A wide variety of financial assistance is available in the form of scholarships, grants and loans to undergraduates. In fact, more than 90 percent of UT undergraduates receive some type of financial aid.

A variety of financial aid is available for UT graduate students, including loans, grants, scholarships, graduate assistantships and more.

To qualify as a Florida resident, students (or at least one parent for dependent students) must establish that they have lived in Florida for at least 12 consecutive months before the first day of classes.

The following types of assistance are available for undergraduate part-time students.

UT offers generous scholarships and grants based on academic achievement, talent and financial need.

Most aid programs are available to U.S. citizens and permanent residents only. UT offers partial scholarships to academically exceptional undergraduate international students. Learn more about Financial Aid for International Students.

A few weeks after you complete the FAFSA, you and the University will receive the results.

To continue receiving financial aid, you must reapply every year and maintain satisfactory academic progress.

A dependent student is a student that must report parental information on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

The Financial Aid Office will assist you in administering loans from a variety of student loan programs...

Contact information for the Financial Aid Office at The University of Tampa.

Current financial aid forms.

Use the financial calculator to predict aid and scholarship eligibility.

With a variety of positions available, students can learn new skills and develop leadership abilities.

The following information will help seniors and master's candidates be fully prepared for graduation.

Glossary of financial aid terms.

Learn about each department's majors and minors.

The answers to many of our frequently asked questions.