Scholarships at Arizona State University

Pool of donor-funded scholarships for first-generation college students enrolled in undergraduate degree programs in The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences on ASU's Tempe campus. Students submit one Scholarship Universe application to be considered for all first-generation awards they qualify for. Typical awards range from $750 to $6,500 per academic year based on donor criteria, financial need, and academic achievement. Continuing and entering students in eligible College majors may apply when the application cycle is open.

Donor-funded Barrett scholarship for the 2026–2027 academic year providing $2,500 to selected honors students at ASU. Current Barrett students apply through Scholarship Universe when applications open November 1, 2025; the deadline is February 1, 2026. A current-year FAFSA must be on file by February 1 for consideration. Awards are contingent on Barrett enrollment and are announced by April 1. Scholarship funds apply first to any ASU charges, with any remainder refunded via direct deposit or check.

Named endowed scholarship for one U.S. military veteran who is also a first-generation college student enrolled in The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences on ASU's Tempe campus. The award provides approximately $2,000 for the academic year. Rob and Michele Page created the scholarship in honor of Michele's father, Colonel Ernest L. Morton, Jr., a career Army officer. Students apply through ASU Scholarship Universe and must document veteran and first-generation status to be considered.

Endowed memorial scholarship for microbiology majors in the School of Life Sciences at ASU. Two awards of $2,000 each are split between fall and spring ($1,000 per semester). Recipients must maintain at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA, be enrolled for the fall semester following the award, and not graduate in the spring of application. Students submit the SOLS undergraduate scholarship application with resume, personal statement, transcript, and faculty recommendation through the School's application web form.

Research fellowship scholarship for Barrett honors undergraduates at ASU conducting faculty-mentored research or creative projects. Awards are up to $2,000 for eligible current Barrett students who apply through the dedicated Barrett Research Undergraduate Fellows application linked from the Barrett scholarships page. The program supports honors students pursuing independent research, thesis work, or comparable scholarly activity. Funding is disbursed according to Barrett and Bidstrup Foundation award terms after selection by the review committee.

Annual scholarship encouraging undergraduate research in the School of Life Sciences at ASU's Tempe campus. One award of $1,000 is made to a continuing ASU undergraduate with a declared major in Biological Sciences, Microbiology, or Molecular Biosciences and Biotechnology who has research experience with a faculty mentor and a proposed project. Applicants submit the SOLS scholarship application, resume, personal statement, unofficial transcript, research proposal, and a faculty recommendation through the School's web form each spring.

Endowed first-generation scholarship for School of Life Sciences undergraduates at ASU. One award of at least $1,000 is made annually to a SoLS student who maintains a 3.5 or higher cumulative GPA. Preference is given to applicants with high financial need. Rob and Michele Page, both first-generation college graduates and longtime ASU leaders, established the fund to support students pursuing life sciences degrees. Apply through the SOLS undergraduate scholarship web form with required supporting materials.

The Camelback Kiwanis Endowed Scholarship assists an outstanding Arizona State University student who has demonstrated leadership potential in the Nonprofit Student Alliance program and shows promise for a career in nonprofit youth and human service leadership. Recipients must be full-time ASU students in good standing during the spring semester, active NSA participants working toward the Certified Nonprofit Professional credential, and respected by faculty. A cash award is provided based on annual ASU Foundation earnings rather than a published fixed amount. Applications are due April 17 by 11:59 p.m. and require a transcript, resume, essay, and nonprofit-sector recommendation.

The Barrett Community Scholarship provides financial assistance to current Barrett, The Honors College students at Arizona State University. It is listed among Barrett's current student scholarships with a variable award amount rather than a published fixed dollar figure. Barrett scholarships may require a FAFSA on file for need-based consideration, and applications for the upcoming academic year typically open November 1 and close February 1. Recipients are notified by April 1 via ASU email. Students search and apply through ASU Scholarship Universe by typing Barrett in the portal search bar.

The Jaap Sustainability Scholarship at Barrett, The Honors College supports Arizona State University honors students pursuing summer internships and thesis work related to sustainability. Barrett's scholarship listing shows a variable award amount rather than a fixed published figure. For the 2026-2027 cycle, applications open November 1, 2025, and close February 1, 2026. Current Barrett students apply through ASU Scholarship Universe and should maintain a FAFSA on file when need-based criteria apply. Recipients are notified by April 1 via ASU email.