You want to do incredible things.
We can make your world-class degree affordable.
The University of Arizona helps you estimate your cost of attendance, assists with cost planning, and identifies the financial aid and scholarships available to you.
The University of Arizona helps you and your family estimate costs like tuition, fees, books, and living expenses per academic year. Estimate the cost of your Arizona education today, then see which types of aid and scholarships you are eligible for through the University of Arizona Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid.
To find out if you qualify for government aid, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form online as early as October 1. Because funding is limited, we recommend you fill out your FAFSA form between February 14 and March 1 to see what you automatically qualify for.
| Priority | Deadline |
|---|---|
| FAFSA application becomes available online | October 1 |
| Recommended submission date (due to limited funding) | February 14 |
| Priority deadline | March 1 |
Based on your FAFSA application, you may be eligible for available grants, which are awards that do not need to be repaid. Below is a list of grants you may be eligible for:
*University Grants are coordinated with other financial aid offered. If you receive a Federal Pell Grant, FSEOG, Scholarship, Qualified Tuition Reduction (QTR), or other need-based aid, your UGrant eligibility will be affected.
Loans are also a financing option, and may come from the federal or state governments, from the University, or from private sources. Loans require repayment over a set amount of time, and generally are repaid with interest. Deadlines may vary.
Due to new federal regulations, you may also be required to submit additional information for federal aid eligibility, even if it was not required for current or previous admissions evaluation. You can meet this requirement by providing one of the following:
We are not able to accept official documents via fax or email from students or their family members. However, your high school or college may participate in electronic submission of transcripts as long as it comes directly from a representative staff member from your school. Please check with your high school counseling office or registrar's office if you are interested in this method.
For full details about submitting your high school or college transcript(s), please see: https://admissions.arizona.edu/how-to-apply/transfer/transcripts.
For full details about submitting your official GED test scores, please visit the GED Testing Services website: https://ged.com/life_after_ged/.
Check out Scholarship Universe and get matched with thousands of University of Arizona and non-Arizona scholarship opportunities available throughout the year.
Thank you for your service. If you are a military member or a dependent, you may be eligible for tuition and fee reimbursement through:
The GI Bills are administered by the US Department of Veterans Affairs. The Armed Forces offer soldiers, sailors, marines, guardsmen, and airmen several tuition assistance programs for college courses taken during off-duty hours.
