Scholarship opportunities at ¹û¶³ÊÓƵ
Our scholarship commitment
We believe everyone deserves an affordable education that they shouldn’t have to compete for. That’s why we offer an unlimited number of scholarships. If you qualify, you’ll get one — or the best savings available to you.
Apply for scholarships in 3 steps
1. Apply
If you are a new student, apply to ¹û¶³ÊÓƵ.
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Explore available 
scholarships.
3.ÌýSign up
Complete your scholarship application.
Our scholarship commitment
We believe everyone deserves an affordable education that they shouldn’t have to compete for. That’s why we offer an unlimited number of scholarships. If you qualify, you’ll get one — or the best savings available to you.
Apply for scholarships in 3 steps
1. Apply
If you are a new student,Ìýapply to ¹û¶³ÊÓƵ.
2.Ìý³§±ð±ô±ð³¦³Ù
Explore available scholarships.
3.ÌýSign up
Complete your scholarship application.
Browse scholarships
Whether you’re a new orÌýtransfer student, you can apply for scholarships[1]Ìýwith a maximum value of either $1K or $3K,Ìýwhich will be applied over a set number ofÌýcourses, provided you maintain eligibility. Explore available scholarship opportunities below.
NEW & RETURNING STUDENTS
Phoenix® Bachelor's Scholarship
Maximum value ofÌý$1,000
Eligible for bachelor’s students with at least 3 years of work experience.
NEW & RETURNING STUDENTS
Phoenix® Master's Winter Scholarship
Maximum value ofÌý$3,000
Eligible for master’s students with at least 3 years of work experience.
NEW TRANSFER STUDENTS
Transfer Scholarship
Maximum value ofÌý$3,000
Eligible for bachelor’s students with at least 12 to 60 transfer credits. No work experience required.
NEW & RETURNING STUDENTS
Spring Transfer Scholarship
Maximum value ofÌý$3,000
Eligible for bachelor’s students with at least 12 to 60 transfer credits. No work experience required.
[1] To apply for scholarships, you must first apply for admission to the University.
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External scholarships
In addition to ¹û¶³ÊÓƵ scholarships, you can also apply for scholarship opportunities provided by third-party organizations.
Prior college credits
Transfer up to 87 prior eligible credits for many of our programs, and you could be 70% of the way to a bachelor’s degree.
Work & life experience
Earn potential credit toward your degree for training, certifications and skills gained through your work and life experience.
Questions other students are asking
Whether you're a new or transfer student, you can apply for a scholarship worth up to either $1k or $3k. Or you'll get the better offer you qualify for.
We believe everyone deserves an affordable education they shouldn’t have to compete for. Starting with your first course, every new, qualifying student will be awarded a scholarship, applied over a set number of courses and with a maximum value of either $1k or $3k, provided you maintain eligibility. Or you’ll get the better offer you qualify for.
If you are a new or a returning student to ¹û¶³ÊÓƵ, you need to apply to the University first.ÌýCurrent students do not need to apply. Review eligible scholarships and apply for one that best fits your status as a student.
New, current, and returning students are all eligible for ¹û¶³ÊÓƵ scholarships.Ìý
Scholarships are available for students pursuing a master’s degree. Undergraduate scholarships are also available.
Federal regulations require ¹û¶³ÊÓƵ to monitor student financial aid packages to make sure students remain within their financial need-based eligibility.
When a student receives a scholarship, it may result in the reduction or repayment of need-based financial assistance (student loans or grants) previously awarded to the student by ¹û¶³ÊÓƵ. When revising your financial aid, we will reduce loans first.