Scholarships and Financial Aid

It is possible to apply Federal Financial Aid money toward ASU-approved Global Education programs. Enrollment in an approved Global Education program will be considered enrollment at ASU for the purpose of applying for federal financial aid. 

• Submit your FAFSA, even if you don’t think you qualify. If you are currently receiving financial aid and are enrolled in an ASU Global Education program, you are eligible to use that aid toward your program tuition and/or program fees.
• You must be enrolled as a full-time student to receive financial aid. You should also be familiar with further eligibility requirements.
• There is a maximum amount of aid you can receive per academic year. Be aware of this when planning your aid for the academic year. You may want to save some for you to use when you participate on your program, especially for summer.
• Meet with a Financial Aid Counselor in ASU Financial Aid and Scholarship Services before starting your program application, or as early in the process as possible.

Cost sheets

Approximately one to two weeks after beginning your program application, you will receive an e-mail from Financial Aid and Scholarship Services with financial information designed to help you plan and make your decision to participate on a Global Education program.

Once you confirm your participation in your program, you will receive an additional e-mail from Financial Aid and Scholarship Services outlining your current aid package and listing any additional loans for which you may be eligible to apply. There is no guarantee that your aid will be increased, so plan cautiously.

To find information about the costs of ASU’s Global Education programs, use the Program Search function. Then select the “Cost Sheet” link for the desired term to find a breakdown of program expenses.

Additional resources are available through the ASU Financial Aid and Scholarships Services and the U.S. Department of Education.