Students who are selected for this program by Utah State University and choose to accept it must follow the terms and conditions of the award below.
Visit the Ambassador Program website for program details.
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2026-2027 Terms & Conditions
Fall 2026-Spring 2027
Award Title
Resident Ambassador
Value
Award covers 100% of resident undergraduate tuition and student body fees for up to four years. Exact value varies depending on location.
Eligibility
First-year, First-time students; Residents
Conditions
- This scholarship will pay towards undergraduate tuition at the campus in which you were selected.
- To transition Ambassador Program participation to another campus, students must meet the Ambassador Campus Transition Guidelines at the time a campus transition is requested. To see those guidelines, please contact the program advisors.
- This scholarship will pay general student body fees for the duration of the award.
- This scholarship will pay 100% of undergrauduate differential tuition charges for the duration of the award.
- This scholarship will not pay towards tuition charges for out-of-state online or online fees.
- This scholarship is contingent upon participation in the Ambassador Program. Your scholarship can be renewed up to an additional seven semesters. By remaining in good standing within the program, your scholarship will pay full tuition and student body fees each semester. The amount of your award may be adjusted if program requirements are not met.
- I commit to attend one academic year (fall and spring semesters) at a time. I understand this scholarship cannot be deferred mid academic year. If I choose to immediately defer this scholarship before fall 2026, I must enroll at USU for the subsequent fall semester after I return. My scholarship may be held for extenuating illness, military, or humanitarian service.
Award Retention Requirements
- A 3.0 or greater USU Institutional GPA is required to maintain your award
- To retain this award, 24 credits must be earned between fall and spring semesters. To meet this requirement, you are encouraged to enroll full-time (12-18 credits) each semester. To accommodate course registration, this award will pay at 9+ credits. If you are only enrolling one semester during the academic year, you must earn a minimum of 12 credits that semester to retain this award.
Accepting Your Award
- Scholarship automatically accepted upon enrollment confirmation
Declining Your Award
- If you confirm your enrollment to USU but prefer to decline your award, email Office of Admissions
Deferral and Notification of Leave
- Scholarships may be held to a future semester for extenuating illness, military, or humanitarian service.
- Deferment must be processed through the Office of Admissions. A deferral is for admitted students who have not started classes at USU.
- To hold this award, submit a Notification of Leave. A notification of leave is for students who have already attended USU.
Terms of Award
Student is either a US citizen, permanent resident of the United States, naturalized citizen of the United States, or resides in Utah and is eligible for a nonresident tuition waiver.
The scholarship is applied in consecutive semesters (excluding summer semester) beginning the first term of enrollment at USU unless a Deferment or Notification of Leave has been submitted.
Any unpaid expenses may result in the loss of their classes. Review payment deadlines.
Tuition can only be covered once. If the student has been offered tuition-based academic scholarships or waivers covering in total more than 100% tuition, they will contact Student Financial Support to discuss their options. This scholarship is not a cash award. After 100% of tuition charges are paid, any remaining balance of this award will be not be refunded to the student.
If a student has previously received an academic scholarship, the new offer replaces the previous academic award.
This scholarship may be revoked should the student attend another institution of higher education. The student is able to attend another institution of higher education during the summer semester, but attending during the normal academic year (fall/spring) may result in the cancellation of this award.