All students attending an Idaho public school are assigned an EDUID. It may or may not be different than a school-assigned ID number.
High school counselors or college advisors can look up your EDUID if you are not sure what yours is.
Most private and homeschooled students will not have an EDUID. Entering your EDUID is optional in Scholarship Idaho, so don’t sweat it if you skip this.
Is there a cost for me to apply?
There is no cost for students to submit an application through Scholarship Idaho.
Can I stop the process of applying and return to complete the required information at a later time?
Yes, you have the option to return to your account and complete your application.
The application auto saves as you go along. Just don't forget to hit "Submit" when
you have a scholarship complete!
What if I change my mind and want to remove one of my scholarship selections or withdraw my entire application?
If you are offered a scholarship, at that time you will have the option to decline, if for any reason
you no longer wish to receive it (i.e. you have decided to attend school out of state).
Can I apply to another scholarship AFTER I have already submitted my Scholarship Idaho application
Yes, you may log back in and apply for any additional scholarships you qualify for, as long as it is
within the application window for that scholarship.
Will the information I disclose on Scholarship Idaho be shared and, if so, with whom?
By creating an account with Scholarship Idaho you are giving permission to the Idaho State Board of Education
to share your personal information, including SSN, with the Idaho institution you plan to attend as identified on your application.
This information is ONLY used to facilitate or administer financial aid.
Patterns observed in Scholarship Idaho will inform annual, statewide reports about scholarship access and funds disbursement.
No personally identifiable information is ever shared publicly.
Contact
Scholarship Idaho is under the purview of the Office of the Idaho State Board of Education.
If you encounter a problem with the application process, reach out via the methods below. Expect a response within 3 business days.
650 West State Street, 3rd Floor 307, Boise, ID 83702
Help
Legal Names
A person's legal name is the name that appears on their birth certificate, driver’s license,
and other government-issued identification documents. Avoid nicknames and abbreviations.
Any deviation from an individual’s recorded legal name may result in application delays, suspension, or even elimination.
Social Security Number
A Social Security Number (SSN) is a nine-digit number assigned to U.S. citizens and some residents
to help the government track their lifetime earnings and the number of years they work.
It is also used to verify one’s identity in a wide variety of situations, including when
individuals open a bank account, buy a house, and apply for public financial aid.
This is the standard format of an SSN: XXX-XX-XXXX where each X represents a single digit from 0–9.
Email Address
Make sure to enter a personal email address—not one provided by a school.
Education IT networks often block automated messages and student accounts are
(almost always) deactivated once that student graduates. The email entered here is required
for every subsequent login. It is also the primary method of communication throughout the scholarship process.
Scholarship Idaho Terms & Conditions
By creating an account with Scholarship Idaho you are giving permission to the Idaho State Board of Education
to share your personal information, including SSN, with the Idaho institution you plan to attend as identified on your application.
This information is ONLY used to facilitate or administer financial aid.
Patterns observed in Scholarship Idaho will inform annual, statewide reports about scholarship access and funds disbursement.
No personally identifiable information is ever shared publicly.
Unconfirmed Email
Your email address has not yet been confirmed.
An unconfirmed email address limits our ability to contact you.
It appears that you may be utilizing a school or non-personal email address.
It recommended that you use a personal email address for following reasons:
Many schools have email filters in place that block messages from external sources such as
Apply Idaho and the institutions you are applying to.
You will likely lose access to your school email after graduating.
As a result, you may not receive confirmation or acceptance emails regarding the processing of your application.
It looks like you mistyped "gmail.com."
You will not receive important emails regarding
your application status or other notifications if you do not enter a valid email address.
It is crucial to ensure the accuracy of your email address to ensure effective communication
throughout the application process.
