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Financial aid for diverse student populations at NAU

Aid and programs for diverse students

Arizona Foster Youth Programs

Arizona Foster Youth Award

In 2013, Governor Jan Brewer signed into law a bill to help Arizona’s foster youth earn a college degree by offering them free tuition. This five-year pilot program uses a combination of federal grants, scholarships, and university aid to cover the full amount of Arizona resident undergraduate tuition and fees.

Arizona Education and Training Voucher (ETV)

ETVs are federal funds that are intended to help former foster youth pay for postsecondary education. Funds may be used for tuition, housing, books, and qualified living expenses.

Blavin Scholars Program

The Blavin Scholars Program was created to provide assistance to Northern Arizona University undergraduate students who have been a part of the foster care system. If you are an Arizona resident and demonstrate financial need, you might be eligible for this scholarship.

First Scholars Program

This program helps ensure success for students who are the first in their families to attend college. NAU is proud of its first-generation students and is committed to their success. See what the First Scholars Program has to offer.

Learn more about Foster Youth programs

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Programs

Financial resources may be available for students with DACA status. See what you might be eligible for:

  • Eligibility Information
  • Available Outside Scholarships

Learn more about DACA from NAU’s Office of Inclusion.

Havasupai Promise Program

This program is available to eligible Havasupai tribal members who have been admitted to Northern Arizona University as full-time, degree-seeking students. Eligible members include all currently enrolled members of the Havasupai Tribe and their enrolled children from family households, as well as children of individual plaintiffs who were parties to the March 2010 settlement agreement with the Arizona Board of Regents.

Learn more about the Havasupai Promise Program 

Scholarships for international students

Contact the Center for International Education for further information on these scholarship opportunities.

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Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid
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Building 1
Gammage
601 S. Knoles Dr.
Flagstaff, AZ 86011
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Flagstaff, AZ 86011
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