Scholarship Opportunity
State of Hawaiʻi B Plus Scholarship
Offered by University of Hawaiʻi System
The State of Hawaiʻi B Plus Scholarship provides need-based financial assistance to eligible Hawaiʻi public high school graduates who earned at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA, completed a rigorous high school curriculum, and enroll full time at a University of Hawaiʻi campus immediately after graduation.
Minimum GPA3.0+
EssayNot required
RenewableYes
Grade LevelHigh School Senior
Eligibility
- Be a bona fide Hawaiʻi resident for tuition purposes.
- Graduate from a public high school in the State of Hawaiʻi.
- Have a cumulative high school GPA of at least 3.0.
- Complete the State of Hawaiʻi's required rigorous high school curriculum or earn a qualifying Board of Education Recognition Diploma.
- Demonstrate financial need through the FAFSA.
- Be admitted to and attend a University of Hawaiʻi campus as a freshman during the fall semester immediately after high school graduation.
- Enroll full time as a classified undergraduate student.
- Meet any additional financial-aid requirements established by the student's University of Hawaiʻi campus.
Requirements
- Complete the FAFSA for the applicable academic year.
- Apply for admission to a University of Hawaiʻi campus.
- Submit a high school transcript so the institution can verify GPA and curriculum requirements.
- Enroll in at least 12 credits applicable toward the student's degree.
- Complete any financial-aid verification or additional documentation requested by the campus.
- Maintain satisfactory academic progress and the required enrollment for renewal.
How to Apply
- 1Apply for admission to the University of Hawaiʻi campus you plan to attend.
- 2Complete the FAFSA as early as possible.
- 3Submit your Hawaiʻi public high school transcript to the appropriate admissions or financial-aid office.
- 4Confirm that your transcript documents at least a 3.0 GPA and completion of a rigorous high school curriculum.
- 5Review your campus financial-aid account for additional requirements.
- 6Enroll full time during the fall semester immediately following high school graduation.