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Graduate Scholarships College of Teacher Education and Leadership offers one-year scholarships to degree seeking graduate students. Deadline to apply April 18, 2008 Awards are for the 2008-2009 academic year. Application requirements: online application, personal statement, consent form. University Graduate Fellowships (Merit based scholarships) $2,500 maximum award.

    Eligibility
  • Must be in the Master’s program (non-certification) at ASU West campus.
  • Must be enrolled in a minimum of six credit hours per semester during the academic year.
  • Minimum 3.85 GPA.
  • Evidence of past and potential for future Leadership in the Educational field (i.e. research, honor, achievement awards).
CTEL Master and Certification Scholarship (need based) $1,500 maximum award.
    Eligibility
  • Must be in the Master’s and certification program the ASU West Campus.
  • Must be enrolled in a minimum of six credit hours per semester during the academic year.
  • Minimum 3.00 GPA.
  • Evidence of past and potential for future Leadership in the Educational field (i.e. research, honor, achievement awards).
  • Demonstration financial need. Must have FAFSA on file: http://fafsa.ed.gov/.
Nellie H. Jones Memorial Scholarship (amount to be determined)
    Eligibility
  • Must be a graduate student in the Master’s Program in the College of Teacher Education and Leadership (open to all CTEL master’s students).
  • Must be enrolled at ASU West.
  • Minimum 3.0 GPA
  • First preference is given to a female student
  • Financial need is not a factor

Graduate College General Scholarship Application ASU graduate scholarships and information are available online.

University ASU Scholarship Website is a resource for scholarships and financial assistance for both undergraduate and graduate students.

Further financial aid opportunities may be found on the following four websites:.

Graduate Grant-in-Aid Fellowship Program provides funding for financially needy graduate students. Funds may be used for tuition, books, and other educational expenses. No deadline. This is a need-based program. Accordingly, students must have a FAFSA on file and have unmet financial need. Students must be enrolled in a master's or doctoral degree program. Graduate GPA must be at least 3.0. Enrollment has to be for a minimum of six graduate-level credits per semester. Fellowship amounts depend upon the student's unmet financial need (in accordance with federal guidelines) and funding availability. Email Catherine Lebihan at clebihan@asu.edu with your name and ASU ID number.

The Chronicle of Higher Education Grants and Fellowships Web site is a great source for information and links to many federal funding sites.

GrantLink is a comprehensive source of information on grant support for social science and public policy researchers.

Arizona Higher Education Loan Authority is dedicated to helping students achieve their educational goals while teaching them to keep their debt to a minimum. They offer several loan options to meet each student’s need.

TEACH Grant Program