Scholarships

Marriott School Financial Aid Web Site: marriottschool.byu.edu/aid
BYU Financial Aid Web Site: saas.byu.edu/depts/finaid

Department Scholarships

Because MBA students are not allowed to work during the first year of the program, MBA Program (department) scholarship money is awarded to first-year students. Criteria used to determine scholarship awards include GMAT, GPA, work experience, and special financial needs. Scholarship awards average $2,500 for the first year. Department scholarships are awarded after the admission process is complete and the entering class is confirmed.

Single Parent Scholarship

The spouses of the Marriott School National Advisory Council (NAC) members sponsor this scholarship. It is used to help single parents gain an advanced degree. Applicants should contact Melinda Maughan at 801-422-6378 or melinda_maughan@byu.edu for details regarding this scholarship.
Apply online at marriottschool.byu.edu/aid/scholarship/.

Wilford A. Cardon International Sponsorship (CIS)

The CIS provides educational funds for qualified married members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from countries outside the United States and Canada who are committed to returning to their home region after the MBA program. For details please visit the CIS web site: marriottschool.byu.edu/cis

International Graduate Student Scholarship (IGSS)

International applicants admitted to a Marriott School graduate program may be eligible for the IGSS. Students are automatically considered for IGSS upon admission to a program (no application is necessary). Scholarship awards range from one quarter to full tuition at the LDS rate. CIS recipients are not considered for IGSS. Questions may be directed to msm_scholarships@byu.edu.

Private Scholarship

Second-year MBA students are eligible for numerous private scholarships available through the Dean's Office of the Marriott School. The application for private scholarships is available online beginning in March at marriottschool.byu.edu/aid/scholarship. In addition, there are numerous teaching assistantships and research assistantships available for second-year students.

Hawes Scholar Award

The prestigious Hawes Scholar awards honor the top all-around second-year MBA students as evidenced by academic excellence, leadership maturity, ethics and values commitment, and devotion to the Marriott School mission. This is a designation that follows students as they leave the Marriott School MBA program, indicating that they are among the top students obtaining a Marriott School MBA. In addition to the honor this represents, the Hawes Scholars receive a grant of $10,000 to help defray the costs of their MBA degree. Rodney J. Hawes, Jr., and his wife, Beverly, sponsor these awards. All MBA students are automatically considered for this scholarship; therefore, no application is necessary.

Non-BYU Scholarship Resources for Minority Candidates