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Listings on the Hub whose own text mentions tribal enrollment, Native, American Indian or Indigenous students, or a tribal program.
Arizona is home to 22 federally recognized tribes. Every row below is here because its own listing mentions tribal enrollment, Native American, American Indian or Indigenous students, a specific nation, or a tribal program. Eligibility varies widely: some awards require enrollment in a specific nation, others accept documented descendancy, and some are open to all students but highlight Native applicants. Always confirm the current rules on the official page before you apply.
"Enrolled member" usually means you hold a tribal enrollment card or a Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood (CDIB / CIB) from that nation. "Descendant" or "descendancy" wording usually accepts a parent or grandparent who is enrolled, with documentation. If a listing names one nation, students from other nations typically do not qualify. When the wording is unclear, ask the sponsor directly.
The Hub is a free student directory. It is not affiliated with any tribal government, enrollment office, sponsor, or program listed here, and it cannot verify your eligibility. A listing appears because of words on its own page, so a place name (for example "Apache Junction") can occasionally match. Each row links to the official source.
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