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Gila River Indian Community

The Gila River Indian Community Rise Up Scholarship provides a 20% scholarship for all eligible members to advance their education with degree programs offered online from Arizona State University.

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Gila River Indian Community Rise Up Scholarship provides an opportunity for eligible members to earn their degrees from Arizona State University online.

Financial Support

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Included with Gila River Indian Community Rise Up Scholarship

Understanding Program Funding

Find a degree or certificate program you’re interested in, and select “Get Started” to submit a request for information. You will receive an email with a link to complete an Authorization to Release Information form to the Gila River Indian Community Enrollment Department. After you submit the completed form and Certificate of Indian Blood (CIB), you will receive an eligibility confirmation email within 5 days. Once confirmed eligible to participate, an ASU enrollment coach will contact you within 7 business days.

Request Information

Whether you have a degree program or certificate you are interested in or aren’t sure what you want to study, you can get support from an ASU enrollment coach. The enrollment coach will guide you and answer your questions, explain scholarship details and help you apply to ASU Online.

 Prepare & Submit Your Application

Once admitted, you can register for courses.

Admittance & Course Enrollment

After you register for courses, your 20% Rise Up Scholarship will be awarded for your base tuition. Your scholarship will appear in the Finances section of My ASU.

Scholarship Award

Members may apply to the Gila River Higher Education Program for additional tuition assistance. Reach out to the Gila River Indian Community Enrollment Department for more information at Pauline.Alvarez@gric.nsn.us. Members are also highly encouraged to submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®). If you have questions regarding your eligibility for the Rise Up Scholarship at ASU, email Pauline.Alvarez@gric.nsn.us.

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I’m a member of the Gila River Indian Community. What should I do?

I’m a member of the Gila River Indian Community but I was disqualified from the 100% tuition coverage program.

Is there an approval process to get the 20% Rise Up scholarship at ASU online?

How much is tuition? What will I be charged?

How will I receive my scholarship?

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I am already enrolled in ASU Online. How do I get tuition coverage through the Rise Up Scholarship?