Regents' Scholarship
University of California, Irvine
About
The Regents' Scholarship is a prestigious merit scholarship for California residents who are incoming freshmen from high school or transfer students from California Community Colleges. It is awarded based on the UC Application for Admission and Scholarships and requires no additional materials. The scholarship is automatically renewable for up to three additional years for freshmen and one additional year for transfers, provided eligibility continues to be met.
Who can apply
Be a California resident.
“The Regents' Scholarship is one of the most prestigious scholarships UC Irvine offers to California residents who are freshmen entering from high school or transfer students entering from a California Community College.”
Be an incoming freshman entering from high school.
“The Regents' Scholarship is one of the most prestigious scholarships UC Irvine offers to California residents who are freshmen entering from high school or transfer students entering from a California Community College.”
Or be a transfer student entering from a California community college.
“The Regents' Scholarship is one of the most prestigious scholarships UC Irvine offers to California residents who are freshmen entering from high school or transfer students entering from a California Community College.”
Be a U.S. citizen, an eligible non-citizen, or a student qualifying under AB130 or AB131.
“To be eligible for the Regents' Scholarship you must be a U.S. citizen, an eligible non-citizen , or students qualifying under AB130 or AB131.”
Apply for Fall admission by November 30; applicants for Winter or Spring quarter are not eligible.
“To be considered for the Regents' Scholarship , you must apply for Fall admission by November 30. Applicants for Winter or Spring quarter are not eligible.”
Be a freshman entering from high school.
“The Regents' Scholarship is one of the most prestigious scholarships UC Irvine offers to California residents who are freshmen entering from high school or transfer students entering from a California Community College.”