Besides helping special education students in financial need, funds from this account may also support research, instruction, and special education programs. For more information and for application forms click here to go to the COE scholarship opportunities webpage . In 1984, the Utah legislature enacted legislation which provides funds in the form of tuition scholarships for students pursuing certification as teachers in areas of shortage as designated by the Utah State Office of Education. In return for aid in the Terrel H. Bell Teaching Incentive Loan Program, recipients agree to teach in a Utah public school for a term equal to the combined terms of the Terrel H. Bell Teaching Incentive Loan Program. Have a teaching major in an area of critical shortage as designated by the USOE Incoming freshman can apply for the program through their high school principal or counselor.
Graduate students are ineligible to apply.
Applicants must be Utah residents in order to qualify. Application forms and further information are available in the Dean's Office, Room 109, Education Building. This scholarship was established by Dale and Adele Young. Recipients should demonstrate academic achievement, financial need, and personal integrity. This scholarship may be awarded to undergraduate and graduate students who are full-time students and have been accepted into one of the seven academic departments in the College of Education.