Ensign Promise Scholarship

Who Should Apply

To be considered, students must apply for the scholarship, submit a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) to Ensign College (school code 003672) and be otherwise eligible to receive federal aid.

If you are a domestic student and are having issues completing your FAFSA, please contact the Financial Aid & Scholarship Office for additional assistance and troubleshooting.

Students whose household Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) is equal to or less than $100,000 will be automatically submitted after a completed FAFSA has been received. If you are a dependent student based on the Department of Education standards, your household income will be based off of your parents' Adjusted Gross Income (AGI).

International students are not eligible for this scholarship. Students must meet all other eligibility requirements mentioned in the Ensign College Scholarship Policy.

Award Amount

Students awarded the Ensign Promise Scholarship will receive the equivalent of full church member tuition through a combination of institutional scholarship(s) and/or Pell grant.

We encourage students to apply for as many scholarships as they “match” with, and the Ensign Promise Scholarship will make up the difference in tuition.

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Duration

The scholarship award starts the semester you applied for and will be available for the remainder of the academic year. (Please keep in mind that you will need to reapply the first semester you attend for the new academic year.)

Priority Deadline*

1 April (Spring), 1 August (Fall), and 1 December (Winter).

*Priority will be given to those who meet the deadline. However, the application is open until Friday of the first week of school. If funding is available, students who apply after the priority deadline may still receive the scholarship.

We recommend you review the “Deadlines” section on the Scholarships page .

Required Enrollment

Full-time and part-time students are eligible for the scholarship.