UT Scholarship Funds
College & Departmental Funds
If you are awarded a scholarship by your college or academic department, that
college or department will handle the posting of the scholarship while the
Scholarship
and Fellowship Services office in the Office
of Accounting will oversee the disbursement of the funds. All questions
regarding these types of scholarships should be directed to your college/department
administration and the Office of Accounting.
If you have been awarded a college or departmental scholarship and will be receiving
financial aid through the University, please notify your financial aid counselor
(in the Office of Student Financial
Services) of your award.
Office of Student Financial Services Funds
If you are awarded a scholarship by or through the Office of Student
Financial Services, CASH (Check Aid Status
Here) will tell you of any current UT requirements that you need to complete
before your funds can be released.
Most scholarship awards are processed as follows:
Provided that all requirements have been met, the Office of Student Financial
Services can begin disbursing funds to you a few days before classes start.
At that time, your scholarship and any loan or grant funds will be used to
pay off anything you currently owe to the University, such as tuition and
fees or housing expenses. If any funds remain after your university debts
are paid, the Office of Student Financial Services releases the funds to you.
If you are set up to receive the funds by direct
deposit into your bank account, an ACH transaction will be initiated to
send the funds there. Otherwise, you will receive a check in the mail.
If your ACH transaction is sent to an account that has been closed, or is no longer
valid, you should contact the Student Accounting Office at 471-3723 for assistance.
Related Links
Scholarship and Fellowship Services
College & Departmental Links
How Scholarships Work with Financial Aid
CASH: Check Aid Status Here
My Bank Information
Where's My Check?
Update My Addresses
Related Information
Be sure to keep your addresses up-to-date. This includes your
e-mail address! Since e-mail is the official mode of correspondence
at the University, the Office of Student Financial Services generally
corresponds with students that way.
