We invite our alumni, industry partners, and graduate employers to support the goals of prospective Neumont students to pursue a Neumont education through the sponsorship of student scholarships. Your support enablesus to address significant needs in the field of Computer Science education.
Your tax-deductible gift will allow Neumont to:
- Recruit Premier Students - The University has already demonstrated the ability to attract the country’s brightest students and additional scholarship dollars will further accelerate this effort. At this early stage of the program, students have chosen Neumont over Oxford University, Duke University, Bucknell University, Rochester Institute of Technology and other premier universities. Our ability to attract these high achieving students bodes well for the future of Neumont.
- Retain and Recognize Neumont Students - Neumont offers scholarships for current students who show exceptional academic performance and great commitment to excellence.
- Assist Students with Financial Needs - While many students have a strong desire to attend college and enter the workforce, limited finances very often prevent them from doing so. It’s the goal of the financial aid department to make funding a Neumont education a reality for any accepted student. Financial aid is available to those who qualify.
- Enrich Diversity - Our ability to provide scholarships to under-represented minority and to female students enhances many technology departments.
Your financial support is key to Neumont University’s quest to provide a powerful degree program to the best and brightest students throughout the country, while keeping instructional costs low. We welcome your passion, support, and involvement in this great undertaking.
Mail Donations to:
The Neumont Education Foundation
10701 S. River Front Parkway, Suite 300
South Jordan, Utah 84095
To learn more about how you can contribute, please contact our University Relations Department at 801-302-2800.
Donations made to the Foundation are tax deductible for U.S. tax purposes; contact your personal financial advisor for more information.
