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Grants and Scholarships
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Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine tuition scholarships
Through the generous gifts of Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine benefactors, medical school tuition scholarships are available. The Admissions Committee makes these awards as part of the application review and on-campus interview process. These awards are very competitive.

Scholarship eligibility is reviewed for all appointed students who apply for financial aid. Parental data is used in the evaluation of each scholarship award and recipient. These awards are renewable subject to continued meritorious performance and annual financial aid application resubmission. These awards will be rescinded if the student receives external funding equal to 100 percent of his or her tuition.

Mayo Clinic Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences tuition waiver
All predoctoral (Ph.D.) students enrolled full time in an eligible program at Mayo Clinic Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences are provided with a tuition waiver. This tuition waiver is equal to the amount of tuition charged for the specific term. The tuition waiver is provided as part of the appointment to Mayo Clinic Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences.

Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences need-based scholarship and Federal Pell Grant
The need-based scholarship award program is designed to assist students in funding the cost of their education. The selection criterion for this award is based on a formula that evaluates student-documented financial need. Parental data is used in the evaluation of each scholarship award and recipient. These award amounts vary annually and are made possible by generous benefactor contributions to Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences.

The Federal Pell Grant is based on financial need as determined by the information submitted on your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This grant program is available for undergraduate students only. Detailed information can be found on the Federal Pell Grants website.

Native American scholarships
Native American and Alaskan Native scholarships are available for students participating in programs within Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science. Visit the Native American Programs website for more information.

External funding and scholarship opportunities
CollegeScholarships.com
Scholarships.com
Fastweb
CollegeQuest
The College Board
ExploreHealthCareers.org
AAMC grants and awards. The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) makes grant awards available to individuals and programs making significant contributions in the field of medical education, research and community service. Specific information about each grant and the application requirements are available on the AAMC website.
The Beinecke Scholarship. Scholarships of up to $4,000 before entering graduate school and $30,000 while attending graduate school are awarded to highly motivated men and women pursuing graduate degrees at any university.
Carnegie Endowment Junior Fellows Program. Fellowships of up to $33,000 a year are awarded to seniors and recent graduates from more than 300 colleges for individuals to work as research assistants.
Fogarty International Center funding opportunities. The center’s global health research and research training programs offer a variety of funding opportunities.
Fulbright scholarship. Grants are made to U.S. citizens and nationals of other countries for a variety of educational activities, primarily university lecturing, advanced research, graduate study, and teaching in elementary and secondary schools.
Gates scholarships. The Gates Foundation awards scholarships to promising students who do not have the financial means to attend college. Read the descriptions on the website to see if you meet eligibility guidelines for one of the four scholarship programs.
Goldwater scholarships. Scholarships are awarded to highly qualified college students who intend to pursue careers as scientists, mathematicians and engineers.
Hispanic Scholarship Fund. Scholarships are awarded to U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents of Hispanic heritage who plan to pursue undergraduate or graduate degrees.
Jackie Robinson Foundation. Scholarships of up to $6,000 a year are awarded based on academic merit, leadership, community service and general commitment.
Rhodes scholarships. Fellowships are awarded for a two-year period to outstanding students from around the world in an effort to bring them to the University of Oxford to study.
Soros Fellowships for New Americans. Scholarships are awarded to undergraduate and graduate students from any field of study.
Ron Brown Scholar Program. A national program benefiting academically talented, highly motivated African-American high school seniors who have demonstrated financial need, social commitment and leadership potential. The program awards its scholars $40,000 toward their college costs — $10,000 a year for four years.
UNCF. Scholarships of varying amounts are awarded to help students pay tuition, room and board, and fees.
Indian ethnicity scholarships
Association on American Indian Affairs
American Indian College Fund
Native American Programs
Hispanic ethnicity scholarships
Hispanic Scholarship Fund
Military scholarships
Pat Tillman Foundation — applications accepted in the spring for the upcoming academic year
Physical therapy scholarships
AMBUCS scholarship — applications accepted from mid-February through April 15 annually
Imaging and therapy students
American Society of Radiologic Technologists scholarships
Sonography students
Society of Diagnostic Medical Sonography scholarships

Tuition and Financial Aid

The opportunity to pursue your goals may be priceless, but we know that prospective students (and their families) face difficult questions about the cost of a medical education. Let us help you put those questions in perspective.

You will also find valuable information on our Financial Aid Office website. For the Cost of Tuition, please visit here.

Apply for financial aid
File your FAFSA. You may use estimated figures on your application. Once you actually file your return you may use the IRS retrieval tool to update your information. The Universty of Arizona school code is 001083.
If you are accepted you may then apply for a College of Medicine Scholarship. If you are a new student use your AMCAS ID. If you are a continuing student, then you will use your student ID. Be certain the website is available and that you spend some time on what is asked of you. The evaluation of your scholarship will be evaluated by committe. The evaluation of your application will be driven on what you describe in your narrative, which should discuss your academic success and honors, your community service, and your research. Your application is reviewed by two college of medicine professionals or staff members who score your application and submit the results to the financial aid office. The financial aid office will review your level of need and debt and scores and then rank all applications according to scores. Therefore, the amount of scholarship you receive may well be different than one of your fellow classmates.
Check out our information on Scholarship Resources, and conduct your own scholarship search using resources available to you on our website.
Educate yourself on the Federal Student Loan Programs including the terms and conditions and forgiveness programs.
Types of Financial Aid

Most of our medical students finance their education with a combination of scholarships, loans, and individual or family contributions.

Scholarships
Scholarships are available through the College of Medicine – Tucson and external funding sources.

College of Medicine scholarship details

Scholarship Universe (University of Arizona scholarship database)
Other scholarship resources
Loans
More than 85 percent of medical students borrow money to pay for their education. Loans must be repaid, so you can think of them as an investment in your future as a physician. Fortunately, physicians are among the highest paid professionals in the country, with an average annual income of more than $200,000 (according to the American Medical Association).

Types of federal loans
Repaying loans
Resident/Non- Resident Tuition
Find out if you qualify for the Arizona resident tuition rate at the University of Arizona Office of the Registrar.
Additional tuition and fee information is available on the Bursar’s Office Website

The University of Arizona College of Medicine & Navajo Nation Partnership
Key points of the Navajo Nation Future Physicians’ Scholarship Fund:

The agreement is in effect for six years and then reviewed for renewal
The fund will provide financial aid and academic support for up to seven Navajo scholars per year, to help them earn a medical degree from the UA College of Medicine – Tucson or the UA College of Medicine – Phoenix.
Current UA medical students will be eligible for the awards, as will students who are accepted into the Pre-Medical Admissions Pathway (PMAP) program at the UA College of Medicine – Tucson, or the Pathway Scholars Program (PSP) at the UA College of Medicine – Phoenix. Both programs are designed to prepare students from rural and economically challenged parts of Arizona to qualify for entrance to medical school.
Navajo medical students who receive support from the Navajo Nation Future Physicians’ Scholarship Fund, and earn their medical degrees, will be required to serve the Navajo people for a minimum of five years upon completing their post-MD medical residency programs.
The UA Colleges of Medicine in Tucson and Phoenix will match the scholarship funds provided to students by the Navajo Department of Diné (Navajo) Education.
Financial assistance will cover tuition and fees

Estimated Cost of Attendance

The cost of attendance will vary depending on the course load students take throughout the program. Below is an estimate to help for planning purposes.

Tuition & Fees

Summer Semester (10 units)	$5,700
Fall Semester (14 units)	$6,624
Spring Semester (14 units)	$6,624
Books & Supplies	$900
Subtotal	$18,648

Other Expenses

Housing ($887/month)	$10,524
Food ($400/month)	$3,600
Transportation ($422/month)	$5,064
Medical Insurance ($927 Fall, $1473 Spring)	$2,400
Misc. ($222/month)	$2,664
Subtotal	$24,252

Total estimated Cost of Program: $42,900*

*Costs are subject to change based on additional course and/or program fees.