• Open to all SLCC students regardless of Utah residency status.
• Single application that allows students to be considered for a range of private, institutional, and state-funded award opportunites at SLCC.
• Application for 2026-2027 school year will open on December 1st 2025. Head to ScholarshipUniverse, search General Student Scholarship, and complete application

• Open to all SLCC students in SLTech programs regardless of Utah residency status.
• Single application that allows students to be considered for a range of privately and state-funded award opportunities at SLCC.
• Application for 2025-2026 school year is currently open, head to ScholarshipUniverse, search SLTech General Student Scholarship, and complete application. The opening date for the 2026–2027 application period has not yet been determined, check back later.

• The Bruin Dreams Scholarship is a privately funded scholarship that supports students who frequently encounter significant obstacles to pursuing higher education due to challenges stemming from their experience relocating to a new country and/or due to their immigration status.
• Bruin Dreams is made possible by generous donations from SLCC members throughout the greater Salt Lake area, more info and how to apply can be found on Dream Center webpage .

• Academic Advising Peer Mentor
  SLCC’s Academic Advising Office offers a Peer Mentor tuition waiver for students eager to support others, build community, and promote campus resources—while gaining valuable experience and confidence. Students can view more info on the Academic Advising webpage and can apply on ScholarshipUniverse and search “Academic Advising” to find the current semester application, if open.
• SLCC Student Ambassador Program
  The SLCC Student Ambassadors Program provides incoming freshman and continuing students the opportunity to represent SLCC in all aspects of recruitment of future students, as well as build leadership skills on campus and within the community. Student Ambassadors are chosen to act as liaisons between Salt Lake Community College and prospective students and their families by participating in community events, visiting schools for tabling events or presentations, supporting campus tours, and assisting students through every step of the admissions process. Participants must meet minimum enrollment and GPA requirements and commit a set number of hours weekly. For current requirements, please refer to the application on ScholarshipUniverse. You can find it by searching “SLCC Student Ambassador” and finding the current year/semester application, if open.
• Honors Program Tuition Waiver
  Salt Lake Community College offers funding support for students pursuing graduation with Honors Program distinction and transfer to a four-year institution. Award amounts and eligibility requirements may vary year to year. Students must apply (or already be admitted) to the Honors Program to be eligible for this funding opportunity. If you have not already applied to the Honors Program, please make sure to apply here at this link in addition to the scholarship application.
  Scholarship application can be found on ScholarshipUniverse by searching “Honors Program” and applying for current semester/year, if open.

Is available to students who are taking ESL courses. Students can apply by visiting the ESL Program webpage and finding the application link there. International students can apply as well. The reward of the scholarship is $300 maximum towards tuition and fees only.

SLCC offers Summer Bridge Program that helps students with funding and other on-campus resources to transition into higher education, the SLCC scholarship team does not manage the application process for this program however, application process can be found here. All SLCC students, regardless of residency status are eligible to apply but limitations may lie in what they are offered once they complete the program based on Utah state residency policies.

• Undocumented Utah High School Graduates: HB 144 or HB 118 – These bills passed in 2002 to allow eligible Utah high school graduates the opportunity to attend Utah universities and colleges by qualifying for an exemption from non-resident tuition. View qualifications and how to apply by going to Admissions webpage. You can also reach out to a Residency Specialist at residency@slcc.edu or 801-957-5044.
• Wiche WUE: Students who are residents of a WICHE state may be eligible to request a reduce tuition rate. For more information contact the Residency Specialist at residency@slcc.edu or 801-957-5044. You may also go to Admissions Webpage.

Some SLCC Peer Mentor/Leader and Ambassador roles may offer tuition benefits, but funding is not guaranteed. Contact the department for details.

• Thayne Center Peer Leader roles help connect students to programs that empower, build leadership, and inspire social change. It’s a chance to grow professionally, gain experience, and strengthen your campus community. Time commitments and availability vary by role and may affect potential offer. If you're interested, review the eligibility requirements and complete the Thayne Center Peer Leader Application found on the Thayne Center webpage.
• SLCC Foundation Student Ambassadors assists in the SLCC Development Office which is responsible for fundraising and managing private support to advance the college’s mission. These must be applied for directly through their office. Students are encouraged to contact them at development@slcc.edu for more information.
• Student Engagement, Experience and Achievement’s (SEEA) student leadership program offers a range of opportunities to lead, learn, and grow—whether through peer mentoring, internships, or federal work-study positions. These roles are designed to help you build leadership skills, gain hands-on experience, and make a meaningful impact on campus. If you're ready to take the next step in your leadership journey, contact them at seea@slcc.edu, call (801) 957-4515, visit the SEEA webpage or visit the SEEA office for more information.
• The International Diplomacy Program promotes cultural understanding at SLCC through student-led outreach, recruitment, and support for new international students. Student diplomats help with marketing, event planning, and mentoring—especially during New International Student Orientation. They are always seeking volunteers to serve as Orientation Diplomats, who play a key role in welcoming and guiding students through their transition to SLCC. To get involved you can visit the International Student Services (ISS) webpage or email international.affairs@slcc.edu.