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ASU scholarships for incoming freshmen

Arizona State University (ASU) offers several scholarships for incoming freshmen based on academic merit. Here are the key scholarships to consider:

New American University Scholarship

  • Awarded to incoming freshmen with outstanding academic achievements upon admission to ASU in the fall semester
  • Covers tuition and mandatory fees, with some scholarships providing additional funds for room and board
  • Includes President’s Award, Provost’s Award, Dean’s Award, and University Award scholarships
  • Award amounts vary based on residency status and type of award, ranging from $3,000 to $15,000 per year
  • Students are automatically considered when they apply to ASU and submit all necessary materials

ASU Leadership Scholarship Program (LSP)

  • Merit-based award recognizing students with exceptional leadership abilities through community involvement and extracurricular activities
  • Provides up to $13,000 per academic year
  • Twenty-five students are chosen each year from the incoming ASU class of freshmen to participate

Obama Scholars Program

  • Need-based scholarship aimed at supporting low-income students from Arizona who demonstrate financial need and academic promise
  • Covers tuition, fees, and other educational expenses, including a laptop stipend
  • Eligible students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

College-Specific Scholarships

  • Many colleges within ASU offer additional scholarship opportunities for students pursuing specific majors or programs
  • Check with your intended college for any unique scholarships they might offer

To be considered for these scholarships, incoming freshmen must apply to ASU, submit all necessary application materials (admission application, official transcripts, test scores, and application fee), and be accepted as students. No separate scholarship application is required for the New American University Scholarship.

Completing the FAFSA is also important, as it determines eligibility for need-based scholarships and financial aid offered by ASU. Students are encouraged to apply for external scholarships as well and utilize ASU’s scholarship search engine to find opportunities tailored to their specific criteria.

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