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Community College Scholarships
Community College Scholarships
Must be enrolled at a Maricopa Community College to apply
Final Unweighted high school GPA of 3.25 or higher
Scholarship covers up to 15 credits for four consecutive semesters (Community college version of a "full-ride"!)
In-State University Scholarships
In-State University Scholarships
Our in-state universities, both public and private, have a number of scholarships available to help pay for school-related expenses. To learn more about eligibility requirements for specific scholarships offered by these universities, select the corresponding buttons below.
Our in-state universities, both public and private, have a number of scholarships available to help pay for school-related expenses. To learn more about eligibility requirements for specific scholarships offered by these universities, select the corresponding buttons below.
Arizona residents with a verified* household income of less than $65,000 OR any enrolled member of one of Arizona’s 22 federally recognized tribes receive tuition coverage through a combination of scholarships and grants.
This scholarship covers the remaining cost, after the Pell Grant award and all other GCU institutional aid is applied, to attend GCU for tuition and fees (excluding parking, health insurance, housing and food-related expenses).
Eligibility:
- must qualify to receive the maximum Pell Grant amount as determined by completing the FAFSA
- minimum of a 3.0 unweighted high school GPA
Competitive Scholarships to Attend ASU, NAU, or UofA
Competitive Scholarships to Attend ASU, NAU, or UofA
Dorrance Scholarship
Dorrance Scholarship
Application opens in October and closes in March
Application opens in October and closes in March
$12,000 PER ACADEMIC YEAR FOR UP TO FOUR YEARS AT ONE OF ARIZONA'S PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES
You may be eligible if you:
Are an Arizona resident
Are a current graduating senior attending a public, private, charter, or home school
Will be a first-generation college student (neither parent, stepparent, or legal guardian holds a four-year degree in any country)
Have a minimum cumulative 3.0 GPA (weighted or unweighted)
Have a minimum test score of 1110 SAT, 22 ACT, or 72 CLT
Demonstrate financial need by completing the FAFSA
Plan to attend ASU-Tempe, NAU-Flagstaff, or UA-Tucson
Agree to live in on-campus housing during freshman and sophomore year
Flinn Scholarship
Flinn Scholarship
Application opens August 27th and closes in September
Application opens August 27th and closes in September
A full-ride program: Pays for tuition and mandatory fees, housing, and meals at ASU, NAU, or UArizona
Funding for international group seminar and individual study abroad
Personal mentoring from faculty and guidance in finding internships and research experiences
STUDENT QUALIFICATIONS
Top 5% of graduating class and at least 3.5 unweighted GPA
Submission of ACT (min 26) or SAT (min 1230) test scores
Demonstrate leadership in a variety of extracurricular activities
U.S. citizenship or lawful permanent residency (Green Card holder) by time of application
Arizona residency for two years prior to entering university
Competitive Scholarships to Apply to as a Junior
Competitive Scholarships to Apply to as a Junior
Deadline: December
Deadline: December
The Coolidge Scholarship is an annually awarded, full-ride, presidential scholarship that covers a student’s tuition, room, board, and expenses for four years of undergraduate study. Recipients may use the Coolidge at any accredited college or university in the United States. Anyone of any background, pursuing any academic discipline of study, may apply to this non-partisan, need-blind, program.
The main criterion that distinguishes Coolidge Scholars is academic excellence. Secondary criteria include: demonstrated interest in public policy; an appreciation for the values Coolidge championed; as well as humility and service.
*The application has reccomender and essay components.
Deadline: March 1st
Deadline: March 1st
Eligibility requirements may vary from scholarship to scholarship, but the National Scholarship (value of up to $25,000) asks for:
Minimum 2.0 GPA
Demonstrated critical financial need ($65,000 or lower adjusted gross family income is required)
Exhibit a strong commitment to pursue and complete a bachelor’s degree at an accredited non-profit public or private institution in the United States immediately after high school graduation (students may start their studies at a two-year institution and then transfer to a four-year institution)
Be a United States citizen
Be involved in co-curricular and community service activities
Display integrity and perseverance in overcoming adversity
Trusted Scholarship Search Websites
Trusted Scholarship Search Websites
Although all of the sites provided below include scholarship search tools, many also have other helpful college or career related resources, so be sure to check those areas out as well!
Although all of the sites provided below include scholarship search tools, many also have other helpful college or career related resources, so be sure to check those areas out as well!
A website from the College Board that features a scholarship search page as well as college and career exploration tools.
Create a profile that is unique to your background, experience, and skills and Bold.org will recommend relevant scholarships to you--all in one place!.
A college access center based out of Burton Barr Central Library that provides a scholarship list on their website in addition to other college-related resources. (Check out their event page and sign up for helpful workshops!)
A college search and planning website featuring college and scholarship search tools, informational articles, college lists, and rankings.
A scholarship search website that also features other financial aid tools and useful college and career planning articles.
A self-described "one-stop shop" for scholarships and financial aid. You can find and apply for scholarships and grants directly from the website.
Sign up as early as freshman year and start earning micro scholarships by reaching set goals throughout high school.
Use this site to search for scholarships and access other college resources.
A scholarship database for students. Sign up for the newsletter to get weekly updates on new scholarships, and explore career information also provided on their site.
Create an account with Unigo to get matched with recommended scholarships that fit your personal profile.
Scholarships for Members of a Federally Recognized Tribe
Scholarships for Members of a Federally Recognized Tribe
American Indian Services
American Indian Services
Scholarships for DACA/Undocumented Students
Scholarships for DACA/Undocumented Students
Applications for this scholarship are open to undocumented immigrant students with or without DACA or TPS who came to the U.S. before the age of 16 and before Nov. 1, 2017.
As an HSF Scholar, you will have access to HSF’s invaluable Scholar Support Services and be eligible to receive a scholarship, depending on available funds. DACA student eligible.
Curated list of scholarships and fellowships that don’t require proof of U.S. citizenship. The list has general application eligibility requirements, including education level, region/state, and immigration status (e.g. DACA, TPS, in-state tuition eligibility).
Awards a variety of academic scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students attending community colleges and universities across Arizona. Scholarships are open to all students, regardless of immigration status.
Eligibility Requirements
- Be eligible for in-state tuition under Prop 308 (DACA or undocumented).
- Have graduated from an Arizona high school or equivalent.
The scholarship application is open from January through March.
"Alcanzando Un Sueño Scholarship Fund is a program designed to help the next generation of Hispanic students achieve their post-secondary education goals. The scholarship program is open to exemplary High School Seniors of Hispanic descent residing in Metro Atlanta or Metro Phoenix who’ve overcome extraordinary challenges in order to achieve academic success."
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