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There are many different options available to help you finance your graduate education at Thunderbird. In fact, more than 96% of Thunderbird students receive financial assistance through loans, scholarships or other awards. Arizona State University’s Financial Aid team works with you hand-in-hand to find the financing solutions for your unique situation. For detailed instructions or advice, contact the ASU Financial Aid team at finaid.tbird@asu.edu.
Learn about the financial aid options available to you:
Click here to learn about the Scholarship Renewal Process.
Thunderbird seeks individuals whose global mindset and personal mission align with our own—and we make generous scholarships available to those whose passion for international management, cultures and world relations is seen in both their words and their actions.
Search for available scholarships through this extensive resource.
This merit-based tuition scholarship is designed for competitive applicants who demonstrate above-average:
To be considered for a Thunderbird Alumni Scholarship for one of our graduate degree programs, please complete and submit the Optional Scholarship Essay as part of the graduate program application. Selection is based on this essay, as well as documentation submitted with your application. This scholarship award is exclusively applied to tuition and is not a refundable award.
Contact our Admissions team for more information at admissions.tbird@asu.edu.
Find a variety of scholarship opportunities via this online resource.
Scholarship and financing resources are available through the Pat Tillman Veterans Center.
Resources and information about Thunderbird and ASU's partnership wtih the National Black MBA Association (NBMBAA) can be found at https://nbmbaa.org/arizona-state-university/.
Thunderbird is pleased to offer Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCVs) an opportunity to apply for a Peace Corps Coverdell Fellowship.
If chosen as a Coverdell Fellow:
Thunderbird is pleased to offer alumni of the Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program and the Gilman Scholarship Program a scholarship worth up to 40% of degree program tuition, if accepted for admission into an on-campus graduate program. Below please find additional information about this opportunity:
Eligibility
Gilman (or) CLS alumni qualify for the scholarship if you meet certain eligibility criteria:
To apply and receive preferential scholarship consideration:
For more information, contact us at admissions.tbird@asu.edu.
Now accepting applications for fall of 2020
The Thunderbird SHARE Fellowship is an original and proven scholarship/mentorship program and supportive community for exceptional Thunderbird students from developing countries. The goal of the program is to give promising talent the opportunity to take control of their future – and the future of their home regions – with an education from Thunderbird. At the same time, they bring their insight, cultural experiences and broad worldview to the school, enriching the student experience and the Thunderbird community through their unique perspectives.
Contact our Admissions team for more information at admissions.tbird@asu.edu.