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Curated scholarship opportunities in Phoenix, Arizona — open to local high school students. Free to access, no account, every deadline tracked.
All Phoenix opportunitiesLooking for scholarship opportunities in Phoenix? This page gathers the scholarship listings we track for Phoenix, Arizona — each one curated for local high school students, free to access, and checked against its deadline. Browse the current openings below, or jump to another category in Phoenix.
45 scholarships in Phoenix
Covers tuition and fees at ASU, NAU or UA for Pell-eligible Arizona residents who graduate from an Arizona high school with a 2.50+ GPA and enroll full-time on campus the fall right after high school. Be admitted and file the FAFSA by April 1; no separate application.
Two Arizona student leaders are selected annually for an all-expenses-paid Washington Week with U.S. Senators plus a $12,500 college scholarship. Must hold an elected or appointed student leadership position.
Education assistance and scholarship support for enrolled members of ITCA member tribes pursuing higher education in Arizona. ITCA represents 21 federally recognized tribes in Arizona. Contact the ITCA education program for current funding cycles, eligibility requirements, and application materials.
Scholarship for Arizona students pursuing degrees in social work, peace studies, or justice-related fields at Arizona colleges and universities. Administered by the Catholic Community Foundation of the Diocese of Phoenix. Demonstrates the Diocese's commitment to service and social justice careers.
Annual competition for young artists in Classical Voice, Musical Theatre Voice, Modern/Contemporary Dance, and Acting. Arizona residents compete for cash prizes, including a $1,500 first-place award per discipline and a $100 People's Choice award. A genuinely distinct program from the national YoungArts competition — this one is Arizona-specific and run by the Herberger Theater Center in downtown Phoenix.
The Herberger Institute awards more than $2 million in scholarships annually to students in art, design, music, theatre, film, and dance. Incoming high school seniors are eligible; most awards are decided by portfolio, audition, or academic criteria alongside admission. Arizona residents are eligible for in-state awards on top of Institute-specific scholarships.
Scholarship program for Arizona FFA and 4-H members who exhibit at the Arizona National Livestock Show. Awards support higher education for students pursuing agricultural and related fields. One of the longest-running livestock shows in the Southwest. Annual event in December at State Farm Stadium.
Full-tuition scholarship for students who commit to teaching in Arizona after graduation. Available at ASU, NAU, and UArizona for students pursuing education degrees. Covers tuition and fees for all four years. Must commit to teaching in an Arizona public school for one year per year of scholarship received. Open to incoming college freshmen (current HS seniors).