Find Arizona scholarships and grants for the 2025 and 2026 school years, with our comprehensive, regularly updated database. Our Scholarship Database and Grant Database offers easy-to-use filters, along with up-to-date deadline and eligibility details to help you on your search for Arizona scholarship opportunities.
Name: Starbucks College Achievement Plan Award Amount: Full tuition coverage through Arizona State University Online Information And...
Deadline: RollingName: Barbara Shay Memorial Nursing Scholarship Award Amount: $2,000 to $4,000 Information And Eligibility: This scholarship supports nursing...
Deadline: MarchName: AZHCC Tony and Milena Astorga EXITO Scholarship Award Amount: $5,000 Information And Eligibility: The Tony and Milena Astorga EXITO...
Deadline: AprilName: Audrey Rath Scholarship Award Amount: $3,000 to $6,000 Information And Eligibility: The Audrey Rath Scholarship provides financial support to...
Deadline: JuneName: Arizona Nurse Practitioner Scholarship Award Amount: $5,000 to $10,000 Information And Eligibility: This scholarship supports nursing...
Deadline: JuneName: Arizona First Advised Fund Foster Youth Scholarship Award Amount: $3,000 to $6,000 Information And Eligibility: This scholarship supports...
Deadline: AprilName: Archer-Ragsdale Arizona Chapter Tuskegee Airmen Inc. Scholarship Award Amount: $1,000 to $2,500 Information And Eligibility: This scholarship...
Deadline: AprilName: Andrews and Esser Scholarship Award Amount: $2,000 to $5,000 Information And Eligibility: The Andrews and Esser Scholarship is a merit-based...
Deadline: NovemberName: Amy Wasserman Scholarship Fund Award Amount: $1,000 to $3,000 Information And Eligibility: The Amy Wasserman Scholarship Fund provides...
Deadline: AprilName: Alisa’s Angels Foundation Scholarship Award Amount: $5,000 Information And Eligibility: Alisa’s Angels Foundation Scholarship supports...
Deadline: MarchName: Alhambra Foundation for the Future Scholarship Award Amount: $1,500 to $5,000 Information And Eligibility: The Alhambra Foundation for the...
Deadline: MarchYes, Arizona offers several competitive full-ride scholarships that can cover tuition, fees, room, board, and sometimes additional expenses like books, research, or study abroad. These awards are highly sought after and typically require a strong academic record, leadership, and community involvement.
One of the most prestigious full-ride scholarships in Arizona is the Flinn Scholarship. It is awarded annually to approximately 20 high-achieving Arizona high school seniors and covers:
Applicants must be Arizona residents, U.S. citizens or permanent residents, and must attend an Arizona high school. A competitive GPA (usually 3.5+ unweighted), strong SAT/ACT scores, and evidence of leadership or community service are essential.
Other full-tuition or nearly full-ride options include:
Arizona high school seniors have access to a wide range of scholarships offered by state programs, private foundations, nonprofit organizations, and universities. These scholarships can help cover tuition, books, housing, and other college-related expenses and are often awarded based on academic merit, financial need, leadership, or field of study.
Top scholarship opportunities for Arizona seniors include:
Additionally, universities like ASU, UA, and NAU offer automatic and competitive merit scholarships based on GPA and test scores, so it’s important for students to apply early and submit all required documents. Most scholarship deadlines fall between November and February of senior year.
Pro Tip: High school seniors should complete the FAFSA as soon as possible after October 1 to maximize eligibility for state and federal aid programs in Arizona.
The University of Arizona (UA) offers several scholarships specifically for international students to help offset non-resident tuition costs. These awards are primarily merit-based and are available to incoming first-year and transfer students who demonstrate strong academic performance.
Key scholarships for international students include:
To be considered for these scholarships:
UA also offers additional funding opportunities through specific departments, such as the College of Engineering or College of Fine Arts, and encourages students to apply for external international scholarships and sponsor programs. Early application is key, as scholarship funds are limited and often awarded on a rolling basis.
Arizona community college students have access to several scholarship programs that support their continued education—whether they’re completing an associate degree or transferring to a four-year university. These scholarships are offered by state programs, private foundations, universities, and national honor societies.
Top scholarship opportunities include:
Students are encouraged to apply during the fall and early spring semesters prior to transfer and to maintain a strong GPA (usually 3.0 or higher) for the best chance at securing financial aid. Many of these scholarships can be combined with institutional aid for additional support.
Arizona offers several grant programs designed to make college more affordable, especially for students with financial need. These grants do not require repayment and can be combined with scholarships, work-study, or federal aid to help cover tuition, fees, and other education costs.
Key grant programs available to Arizona students include:
To apply for these grants, students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each year, ideally soon after it opens on October 1. Applying early maximizes your chances of receiving state and institutional aid before funds run out.
The University of Arizona Scholarships Chart is a comprehensive breakdown of merit-based scholarships available to incoming first-year and transfer students. The chart outlines award names, GPA/test score requirements, and potential award amounts to help students estimate their eligibility before applying.
Popular scholarships listed on the chart include:
These scholarships are typically awarded automatically during the admissions process—no separate application is required. However, students must:
Students can access the most up-to-date chart and criteria by visiting the University of Arizona Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid website. Reviewing this chart early can help students plan their application strategy and maximize scholarship eligibility.
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