Instructional Leadership, emphasis: K-12 School Leadership (MEd)
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Aid programs overview

There are a wide variety of scholarships, grants, and other types of aid programs that could help you pay for college.

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Scholarships and grants

In addition to our numerous financial aid programs, we offer scholarships and grants to support your college education.

Additional aid programs

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Access2Excellence

Guaranteed tuition coverage for undergraduate Arizona residents or tribal members meeting certain eligibility requirements.
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AmeriCorps

Use your AmeriCorps Segal Education Award to pay for education expenses or qualified student loans.
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Arizona Promise Program

NAU will cover the remaining cost of tuition and fees for Arizona students who meet certain financial need requirements.
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Additional populations

There’s no shortage of financial aid opportunities out there, including scholarships and programs just for distinct student populations.
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Earn to Learn

Earn to Learn helps students pay for college through a combination of student savings, scholarships, financial training, and college success coaching.
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Federal Nursing Loan

A limited amount of Federal Nursing Loan funding is available to eligible students in NAU’s Nursing Program.
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Indigenous scholarships

Indigenous Lumberjacks might be eligible for a variety of additional scholarships and funding to pay for college.
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Study abroad

Most financial aid at NAU still applies for students studying abroad. Learn more about funding opportunities and guidelines.