Financial support
ASU will be transitioning from the ASU Scholarship Portal to Scholarship Universe. This new platform will match you with multiple scholarship opportunities, send alerts for new matches, and provide reminders for application tasks. Once we have additional information on how this will impact the College of Global Futures Scholarships, we will update scholarship information found on this page.
The paying for college page has key information about estimating tuition and fee costs, federal student aid, and student employment. In addition to this type of financial support, there are additional opportunities College of Global Futures students can apply for, such as scholarships, grants, and emergency funds. You can use the chart below to identify additional financial support opportunities that you may be eligible to apply for.
The College of Global Futures uses a general scholarship application for most scholarship support. This means you can fill out one application to be considered for several different scholarships. Additionally, there are some more specific types of scholarships and grants that have more unique eligibility criteria and a separate application process.
Undergraduate students
Incoming Undergraduate Student
You are a first-year or transfer student, have already applied, and if admitted, plan to start the upcoming semester. You have not started any classes yet – this will be your first semester in the program.
- Global Futures General Application for Incoming Undergraduate Students
- Global Futures Impact Scholars
- USDA NextGen BS Sustainable Food Systems Scholarship
Current Undergraduate Student
You have already been admitted and have started taking classes – even if this is your first semester and you are applying for scholarships for next semester.
- Global Futures General Application for Current Undergraduate Students
- Global Futures Student Emergency Fund
- Global Futures Final Mile Fund
- School for the Future of Innovation in Society Nathalie Hervé Memorial Travel Award
- School of Sustainability General Application for Project Grants
- School of Sustainability Internship Scholarship
- Rob Melnick Sustainability Scholarship
- Walton Global Sustainability Studies Scholarship
- USDA NextGen BS Sustainable Food Systems Scholarship
Graduate students
Incoming Graduate Student
You have already applied and if admitted, plan to start the upcoming semester. You have not started any classes yet – this will be your first semester in the program.
- Global Futures General Application for Incoming Graduate Students
- Darnall Sustainability Scholarship
Current Graduate Student
You have already been admitted and have started taking classes – even if this is your first semester and you are applying for scholarships for next semester.
- Global Futures General Application for Current Graduate Students
- Global Futures Student Emergency Fund
- Global Futures Final Mile Fund
- School for the Future of Innovation in Society Nathalie Hervé Memorial Travel Award
- School of Sustainability General Application for Project Grants
- Darnall Sustainability Scholarship
- Rob Melnick Sustainability Scholarship
- Walton Global Sustainability Studies Scholarship
More scholarships
Here is additional information about ASU Scholarships. Since scholarship awards are competitive, we encourage students to apply for outside scholarships.
Some nationwide scholarship programs and scholarship searches are listed below:
- FastWeb Scholarship Search
- CollegeBoard.com Scholarship Search
- Hispanic Scholarship Fund
- Jack Kent Cooke Foundation
Below are other scholarships/grants global futures students may be interested in:
- National Institutes of Health
Undergraduate Scholarship Program - Morris K. Udall Undergraduate Scholarships
- Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship (To be used for undergraduate study abroad.)
Tips for a successful application
- Make sure you are eligible (read the eligibility criteria).
- Take time to provide meaningful responses to all of the questions being asked.
- Draft responses to essay questions and have someone else proofread them before you submit them, checking the following components:
- Have you addressed the question while also authentically conveying why you should receive scholarship support?
- Have you structured your response using clear, concise, and organized writing?
- Have you checked spelling and grammar?
- If the application requires a letter of recommendation or the name of someone who can provide a recommendation, give your recommender a heads up and give them plenty of time to prepare a recommendation. Give them information about the scholarship you’re applying for, including the deadline. Don’t forget to let them know if you are awarded a scholarship and share your appreciation for their time.