Utah Fits All Scholarship
Education savings account. Up to $8,000 for private school students.
How UFA works
| What you get | Up to $8,000 for private school students. Home-based students receive $4,000 (ages 5 to 11) or $6,000 (ages 12 to 18). |
|---|---|
| Who qualifies | Any Utah K-12 student can apply, but awards go by lottery: renewals first, then siblings, then lower-income households, then everyone else. |
| How full it is | 27,560 students applied for 2026-27 and 19,800 were awarded, leaving about 7,500 on the waitlist. |
| When to apply | Renewals open March 1, new applications April 1, and the window closes May 1. |
| How the money moves | The program manager holds the funds and spending goes through its portal. |
| What it covers | Tuition, tutoring, curriculum, therapies, some technology, and extracurriculars up to 20% of the award. |
Worth knowing: A district court ruled the program unconstitutional in April 2025. It keeps running while the Utah Supreme Court hears the appeal.
We read this on 2026-09-20 from: Utah State Board of Education, Utah Fits All; KUTV, 2026-07-06. Rules change when the legislature meets, so check the official program site before you count on a number.
Run your own numbers
What would you pay?
We filled in the standard UFA amount. Change it if your award letter says something different. An award can never be more than the school actually charges. This is arithmetic, not a quote.
Which schools take it
Utah does not publish a list of participating schools outside the program’s own marketplace. Ask the school.
- Private schools in Taylorsville (56)
- Private schools in Salt Lake City (51)
- Private schools in West Valley City (49)
- Private schools in Sandy (47)
- Private schools in South Jordan (40)
- Private schools in West Jordan (40)
- Private schools in Draper (39)
- Private schools in Riverton (37)
- Private schools in Bountiful (20)
- Private schools in Provo (16)
- Private schools in Ogden (15)
- Private schools in South Ogden (15)
- Private schools in Layton (14)
- Private schools in Orem (13)
- Private schools in Spanish Fork (9)
- Private schools in Cedar City (6)
- Private schools in St. George (5)
- Private schools in Brigham City (4)
Get one email when applications open
Most programs open once a year, and several ran out of money or seats in 2026. Pick your state and we will email you the day the next window opens, with the official link. That is the only email you get.
One email per application window. No calls, no sharing your details.
Questions parents ask
How much does UFA pay in Utah?
Up to $8,000 for private school students. Home-based students receive $4,000 (ages 5 to 11) or $6,000 (ages 12 to 18).
Who is eligible?
Any Utah K-12 student can apply, but awards go by lottery: renewals first, then siblings, then lower-income households, then everyone else.
Does it cover the full cost of private school?
Not always. The award is a set amount and every school sets its own price. Ask each school for tuition plus fees, then subtract the award. The calculator on this page does the sum for you.
How do I know a school accepts UFA?
Utah does not publish a list of participating schools outside the program’s own marketplace. Ask the school.
When do I apply?
Renewals open March 1, new applications April 1, and the window closes May 1.
Other states
- Texas: TEFA
- Arkansas: EFA
- Oklahoma: PCTC
- Tennessee: EFS
- Missouri: MOScholars
- Florida: FES / FTC
- Arizona: ESA
- Iowa: Students First ESA
- West Virginia: Hope
- North Carolina: Opportunity Scholarship
- Indiana: Choice Scholarship
- Ohio: EdChoice
- Alabama: CHOOSE Act
- Louisiana: LA GATOR
- Georgia: Promise Scholarship
- South Carolina: ESTF
- New Hampshire: EFA
- Idaho: PCTC