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ASU Scholarship Search
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New American University
Scholarship Estimator ASU awards scholarships to incoming freshmen with outstanding academic ability upon admission to ASU in the fall semester. Are you on target? Find out. |
New American University
Scholarship Renewal Are you on point to renew your New American University scholarship? Make sure you review your renewal criteria to stay fully funded at ASU. |
Are You An Honor Student?
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Barrett, The Honors College:
Barrett, the Honors College offers academically rich and culturally diverse experiences across all four of ASU's campuses. Like any other ASU student, a Barrett student's home campus is determined by their major. Dedicated honors housing at each of the campuses provides a cohesive residential environment that enables students to experience campus life among a community of scholars - building lasting relationships with other intellectually-driven and highly motivated peers from across multiple disciplines. Barrett's dedicated facilities at each campus provide meeting and study space, engagement and event programming, computer labs, and professional staff that are devoted to student success. Fee:$750/semester However, Barrett students receive their financial aid through the ASU Student Financial Assistance Office. Financial support is available in the form of scholarships, grants, federal work-study, loans, and other resources! Most incoming honors freshmen receive ASU merit-based scholarships through the New American University Scholarship program. All students are considered for the NAMU program when they apply to ASU. Additionally, there are scholarships at ASU with specific criteria, varying deadlines, and differing application requirements. The best way to find relevant scholarships is to use the scholarship search function on the ASU Scholarship Office webpage. The College Listings option has links to the scholarships available within specific colleges at ASU as well. Lastly, the endowed scholarships offered by Barrett, The Honors College, can be reviewed here. In addition to merit-based scholarships, many Barrett students also receive need-based aid, and we encourage all students to complete and submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by the appropriate university and federal government deadlines. Please visit the ASU financial aid website to learn more about need-based support, such as loans, grants, and federal work-study. |
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Schedule A Visit!
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Barrett at the Downtown Phoenix Campus
University Center Building, Suite 160 411 N. Central Avenue Phoenix, AZ 85004 Phone – 602-496-1757 |
Barrett at the Polytechnic Campus
Academic Center Building, Suite 145 5988 S. Backus Mall Mesa, AZ 85212 Phone – 480-727-2380 |
Barrett at the Tempe Campus
Vista del Sol Community Center 701 E. Apache Boulevard Tempe, AZ 85281 Phone – 480-727-7039 |
Barrett at the West Campus
University Center Building, Suite 201 4701 W. Thunderbird Road Glendale, AZ 85306 Phone – 602-543-3410 |
ASU College Attainment Grant Program
The ASU College Attainment Grant Program is our commitment to low-income families – making college affordable and accessible, the program will provide tuition and fees for up to four years to qualifying Arizona high school graduates.
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New student eligibility:
Important Deadlines* July 1 - Students must submit their FAFSA and have a complete ASU admissions application on file (application, transcripts and application fee). August 1 - Students must submit all requested documents for financial aid verification. *There are no exceptions to these dates. The FAFSA must be free of errors and the admissions application with all necessary materials must be complete to be eligible for consideration. Be sure to apply early in order to resolve any errors or issues before the deadline dates. |
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Resident Tuition and Fees - All Gift Aid = ASU College Attainment Grant Funding
The ASU College Attainment Grant Program will provide tuition and fees to qualifying students for up to eight, full-time, consecutive fall and spring semesters as long as students continue to meet eligibility criteria and maintain at least a 2.5 cumulative grade point average. The ASU College Attainment Grant Program covers tuition and fees during the fall and spring semesters only. Summer sessions are not covered.
Special class fees, study abroad program fees will not be covered as part of the program.
Resident tuition and fees will be covered by a combination of gift aid such as scholarships and grants from federal, state, private and institutional sources.
ASU will award recipients a combination of gift aid from the following sources of aid. These awards do not require repayment.
The ASU College Attainment Grant Program will provide tuition and fees to qualifying students for up to eight, full-time, consecutive fall and spring semesters as long as students continue to meet eligibility criteria and maintain at least a 2.5 cumulative grade point average. The ASU College Attainment Grant Program covers tuition and fees during the fall and spring semesters only. Summer sessions are not covered.
Special class fees, study abroad program fees will not be covered as part of the program.
Resident tuition and fees will be covered by a combination of gift aid such as scholarships and grants from federal, state, private and institutional sources.
ASU will award recipients a combination of gift aid from the following sources of aid. These awards do not require repayment.
- Pell Grants—this federal gift assistance program supports students who have exceptional need
- Institutional Grants—ASU gift assistance available to undergraduate students who demonstrate financial need. These grants include University Grants
- FSEOG and LEAP Grants—gift assistance available to undergraduate students who demonstrate financial need
- Scholarships— gift assistance awarded by ASU and private donors that recognizes exceptional achievement
- Outside Resources—funding received from outside sources that assists students in paying for their educational expenses
Students continuing in the ASU College Attainment Grant Program must meet the following criteria:
It is strongly recommended that you meet the following dates in order to continue in the College Attainment Grant Program:
Jan. 1 - file your FAFSA and resolve any errors by March 1 each year for continuation in the program. The FAFSA must be free of errors, so apply early.
July 1 - ASU will verify your FAFSA information. We recommend that you submit all documents required to complete the verification process by July 1 each year for continuation in the program. These documents must be complete and free of errors. Submit all requested documents early to resolve any errors or omissions before this date. If, after verification, you do not meet the program criteria, you will not be eligible for program participation for that and future semesters.
- You are required to successfully complete a minimum of 24 ASU credit hours during each academic year (a minimum of 12 credits in fall and spring semesters).
- You must maintain a cumulative GPA of 2.50 by the end of each spring semester to continue in the program.
- You must remain eligible to receive the Federal Pell Grant.
- You must maintain satisfactory academic progress; however, the GPA requirements of this program supersede the Satisfactory Academic Progress GPA.
- If you are awarded scholarships or outside resources, you may have higher annual renewal criteria unique to those awards.
- You must remain eligible for federal aid to participate in this program each year. Visit aid criteria for details.
- ASU students are expected to abide by the Student Code of Conduct. Violation(s) of the Student Code of Conduct resulting in a suspension, expulsion or administrative withdrawal will result in loss of your scholarship. This decision may not be appealed. A student in violation is otherwise eligible to file the FAFSA and receive need-based aid.
It is strongly recommended that you meet the following dates in order to continue in the College Attainment Grant Program:
Jan. 1 - file your FAFSA and resolve any errors by March 1 each year for continuation in the program. The FAFSA must be free of errors, so apply early.
July 1 - ASU will verify your FAFSA information. We recommend that you submit all documents required to complete the verification process by July 1 each year for continuation in the program. These documents must be complete and free of errors. Submit all requested documents early to resolve any errors or omissions before this date. If, after verification, you do not meet the program criteria, you will not be eligible for program participation for that and future semesters.