Scholarships for Students

Award: $1000 award eligible for BTECH tuition, fees, and required books and supplies.

Eligibility Requirements

• Any certificate program
• The recipient must maintain satisfactory progress and attendance
• Must demonstrate financial need

Deadline: No deadline - limited to the availability of funds

Award: Amount awarded varies and is eligible for BTECH tuition, fees, and required Bookstore purchases. This scholarship is awarded quarterly (Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall).

Eligibility Requirements

• Any certificate program
• The recipient must maintain satisfactory progress and attendance
• Must certify lawful presence in the US

Deadline: No deadline - limited to the availability of funds

Award: Up to $2,200 per student selection. Full amount to be received based on certificate completion.

Eligibility Requirements

• Commitment to building trades
• Financial Need
• Enrolled in the program or will be within three months of application
• High School Graduate or GED
• Desires to excel in the program and benefit and serve the local community

About

The Cache Valley Home Builders Association (CVHBA) is an association of honest, skilled workers in the home building industry. CVHBA strives to promote and protect the home building industry, and it is their main goal to help support BTECH students become skilled laborers for the workforce by offering a minimum of two full ride scholarships to students currently in or considering entering the “Building Technology” program. These scholarships will cover all tuition, books and fees for selected students.

Dominion Energy provides education grants to develop the capacity of the future workforce, especially in STEM and energy fields.

Deadline: On-Going – limited to the availability of funds.

Award: $500 award eligible for BTECH tuition, fees, and required books and supplies.

Eligibility Requirements

• Students currently enrolled: Business, Automation Technology, Information Technology, Electronics Technology, Electrical Apprenticeship or Heavy Equipment Operator.

Deadline: No deadline - limited to the availability of funds

Award: Amount awarded varies and is eligible for BTECH tuition, fees, and required Bookstore purchases

Eligibility Requirements

• Any certificate program
• The recipient must maintain satisfactory progress and attendance
• Must certify lawful presence in the US

Deadline: No deadline - limited to the availability of funds

Award: Starting award of $1,000, BTECH tuition, fees, and required Bookstore purchases

Eligibility Requirements

• Currently enrolled in or have a confirmed start date in the Machining Technology program at Bridgerland Technical College.
• Recipient selected based on merit with emphasis on student’s aptitude and motivation to successfully complete training.
• The scholarship may be renewed so long as the recipient continues to demonstrate progress at a motivated rate.
• The recipient must maintain satisfactory progress and attendance.
• Must maintain a minimum enrollment of 15 hours per week.
• Must certify lawful presence in the US.

About

The Gene Haas Foundation offers scholarships that help build skills within the machining industry. In 1999 Gene Haas founded the Gene Haas Foundation. Growing up with a strong social conscience instilled by his family, Haas initially formed the foundation to fund the local community's needs. 

Haas is the owner of Haas Automation, Inc., America's leading builder of CNC machine tools, which he started in 1983. Haas Automation is now a billion-dollar company and the largest machine tool manufacturer in the United States. This extraordinary growth has all come in an era when American's were being told that the United States doesn't manufacture anything anymore. Those perceptions and decisions made in our education system regarding vocational education have led to dire statistics. A recent report called The Skills Gap in U.S. Manufacturing 2015 and Beyond projects that, "Over the next decade, nearly three and a half million manufacturing jobs will likely need to be filled, and the skills gap is expected to result in 2 million of those jobs going unfilled."

Gene's commitment to the importance of US manufacturing has incited him to grow his personal foundation and direct his foundation board to focus on manufacturing education in the form of scholarships for machinist training.

Diversity in Healthcare includes all of the following: gender, veteran status, race, disability, age, religion, ethnic heritage, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation, education status, national origin, and physical characteristics. Communication with patients can be improved and patient care enhanced when healthcare providers bridge the divide between the culture of medicine and the beliefs and practices that make up a patient's value system.

Deadline: No deadline - limited to availability of funds

Award: Amount awarded varies and is eligible for BTECH tuition only for the programs identified below:

• Medical Assisting
• Nursing Assistant
• Practical Nursing
• Pharmacy Technician
• Phlebotomy
• Paramedic

Eligibility Requirements

• Awarded to those that meet the diversity definition as set forth by BTECH.
  • Gender minority for the occupation selected (i.e. Male for Nursing/Medical Assisting, and Female for Paramedic, etc.)
  • Race/ethnicity other than Caucasian (African American, Asian, Hispanic/Latino, Native American, Pacific Islander, etc.)
  • Socioeconomic status as defined by the annual Health & Human Services Poverty Guidelines / Federal Poverty Levels as being at or below 250% level
  • Veterans
  • Sexual orientation (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning)
  • Disability that still meets physical/emotional requirements of program/occupation
  • Education status of undergraduate
  • First generation college student
• The recipient will be expected to meet all program requirements in accordance with Bridgerland Technical College policies.

The NORCO welding equipment company was started in Boise Idaho by the James Kissler family in 1968. NORCO is an industry leader focused on providing the finest in welding masks, welding gases, hard goods and safety equipment. They now serve not only private welding companies with needed supplies, they also work closely with educational institutions such as BTECH to provide educational support to students learning welding trades. While NORCO provides key welding equipment and updated supplies to college programs via partnerships, the Kissler Family has its own foundation that supports scholarships for these same NORCO educational partners.

NORCO Scholarships are available to BTECH’s Welding Technology program to encourage students to progress and specialize in welding skills for future employment. Through hands on, individualized instruction, students learn fundamentals in stick wire, and tig welding; blueprint reading; welding processes and applications a bid inspection. After completing your certification, job placement is near 100%.

Apply now to become a NORCO Scholar, and take the lead on your welding technology career.

Deadline: On-Going – limited to availability of funds.

Award: $500 award that is eligible for BTECH tuition, fees, and required books and supplies.

Eligibility Requirements

• Students seeking a Welding Technology certificate.
• Show continued satisfactory progress in selected program

Deadline: No deadline - limited to availability of funds

Award: Starting award of $1,000, BTECH tuition, fees, and required Bookstore purchases

Eligibility Requirements

• Currently enrolled in or have a confirmed start date in the Machining Technology program at Bridgerland Technical College
• Recipient selected on the basis of merit with emphasis on student’s aptitude and motivation to successfully complete training
• Scholarship may be renewed so long as recipient continues to demonstrate progress at a motivated rate
• Recipient must maintain satisfactory progress and attendance
• Must maintain minimum enrollment of 15 hours per week
• Must certify lawful presence in the US

Award: Amount awarded varies and is eligible for BTECH tuition, fees, and required books and supplies.

Eligibility Requirements

• Enrolled or preparing for enrollment at BTECH, with the intent of completing program coursework in either the Automation Technology or Electrical Apprenticeship program
• Recipient must maintain satisfactory progress and attendance
• Recipient must demonstrate a positive attitude, a hard working mindset, and a mechanical inclination
• Preference given to residents of Cache or Box Elder County
• Recipient must demonstrate financial need

About

Mr. Ron Hansen was a 14 year plus, valued employee of GEM Buildings in Brigham City, Utah, where he was tragically taken via a work accident at the age of 62 in June of 2020. Ron was a master at working with his hands both in electrical work and with steel and metals. He loved working with the GEM family of employees and was a key mentor to many. As a graduate of Bridgerland Technical College, Ron had a special knack with automated manufacturing machinery and loved working with structural steel, and being involved in the Design/Build fabrication process throughout his many years with GEM Buildings. Ron was a lifelong learner and enhanced his education by taking electrician courses that were invaluable in his daily work for GEM.

In honor of his exemplary life and friendship to all, and to encourage all students interested in the automated manufacturing and building processes, Ron’s family and friends, in partnership with GEM Buildings, would like to provide scholarships to selected students at Bridgerland Technical College. Both graduating high school seniors and adult learners are eligible to apply for annual scholarships for Automated Manufacturing, Electronic Engineering Technology or Apprentice Electrician programs at Bridgerland Technical College. Preference will be given to students from Box Elder and Cache Counties. Ron and his wife Marie raised their four children in Box Elder County schools.

Deadline: April 30 Annually (awarded in May)

Award: Coming soon.

Eligibility Requirements

• An adult student with a financial need and a desire to succeed.
• Applicants are interviewed by the Rotary Club members with an advisor from BTECH.
• Award recipient must appear at the Rotary Club in order to receive the scholarship.

About

Rotary is an organization of volunteers of business and professional leaders who provide needful humanitarian service and help to build goodwill and peace in the world. Founded in 1905, Rotary is growing with over 1.2 million Rotary club members and 35,000 Rotary clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas.

Rotary Club Of Cache Valley Morning was Chartered by Rotary International on June 13, 2006. with a formal presentation on June 29, 2006. All are very busy people who plan their schedules to attend meetings, support each other and work together to help make life better for others in our valley and around the world. The opportunity to serve and share leadership skills are numerous. We invite you to communicate any ideas or projects of service that will make our community better.

Our motto is "SERVICE ABOVE SELF" come join us in making the world we live in a better place.

Stan and Judith Meyrick have long been advocates for students, whether it is in the field of Special Education or for students who wish to become health care professionals. Judith has become one of the biggest proponents for technical education, recognizing that students can obtain a certificate and a career in both less time and cost. The Meyrick scholarship is available to students pursuing a high wage/high demand career in Practical Nursing.

Deadline: On-Going – limited to availability of funds.

Award: Amount awarded varies and is eligible for BTECH tuition, fees, and required books and supplies for students in the Practical Nursing program.

Eligibility Requirements

• Must indicate financial need
• Be accepted into a nursing program at Bridgerland
• Show continued satisfactory progress in selected program

Deadline: No deadline - limited to availability of funds

Award: Full tuition and fees for up to two years.

Eligibility Requirements

• Must have a high school diploma or equivalent.
• Applicant does not have an associates or higher postsecondary degree.
• Applicant demonstrates financial need.
• Applicant must be a Utah Resident.
• Enrolls in an institution.
• Accepts all other grants, tuition or fee waivers, and scholarships offered to the individual to attend the institution in which they are enrolled.
• Committed to maintain exceptional standards of progress and attendance throughout enrollment.
• Committed to consistently and continuously maintain enrollment of 12 hours per week or more.

Eligibility Requirements

• Eligible certificate programs:
  • Heavy Equipment Operator
  • Heavy Equipment Operator/CDL

Award: Amount between $500 - $1000

Eligibility Requirements

• Enrolled or prepared for enrollment in the Automotive Service and the Automotive Service II program.
• Recipient must maintain satisfactory progress and attendance
• Recipient must demonstrate financial need
• Recipient must submit plans following completion of certificate in the application

About

The history of Young Automotive is a lengthy one in Utah, now in its third generation of the Young family. With over 29 dealerships, they have become a household name in the car industry for such major brands as Toyota and Honda, Suburu, etc., and now have very quickly taken over the Power Sports industry, selling ATVs, off-road vehicles, and motorbikes.