How do I apply for scholarships at Embry-Riddle Worldwide?

Embry-Riddle Worldwide (also known as ERAU Worldwide) students are eligible to apply for State Scholarships, State Grants, University Institutional Scholarships, Worldwide Scholarships, and External Scholarship opportunities.

These scholarships are granted based on merit and/or need.

Scholarship funds are often called "gift aid" because they do not have to be repaid.

You are not limited to the scholarships we have posted on our website.

You may apply for any scholarship for which you feel eligible.

ERAU-Worldwide offers:

University Institutional-Donor Scholarships.

State Scholarships and Grants.

Worldwide Scholarship Opportunities.

External Scholarships.

University Institutional Scholarships-Donor Scholarships.

University Institutional Scholarships, or Donor Scholarships (formally called endowed and term scholarships), are funds generously donated to the University to help students pay for their education.

The scholarship criteria and award amounts vary and a FAFSA application is required for most awards.

Completing a FAFSA application does not require the use of Federal aid.

The application opens in January and remains open through August 31st.

The application and additional information can be found on our Scholarship website under "University Institutional Scholarships." External Scholarships.

These awards are not affiliated with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University as they are outside sources of funding.

Please choose your area of interest from the list of available scholarship opportunities and review the information to apply.

You are not limited to the list of external scholarships on our website and can apply for as many scholarships as possible.

Information on sending and processing external scholarship checks can be found on the External Scholarship page.

For more information please visit our Scholarship website under "External Scholarships." State Scholarships and Grants.

State Programs offers its own range of scholarships and grants that you may qualify for through residency and meeting the outlined criteria.

State scholarships and grants are available to U.S. citizens or permanent residents who are enrolled in a degree-seeking program.

Please review each scholarship and/or grant for specific requirements.

If you do not see your State listed go to the DOE's state program information webpage.

Worldwide Scholarship Opportunities.

Embry-Riddle Worldwide recognizes the investment students and their families make when choosing a private college, so providing financial assistance to aid students who have demonstrated academic achievement or financial need is important.

For more information, please visit the ERAU Worldwide Scholarships and Opportunities webpage.

Please review the eligibility requirements, do your research, apply for any grants or scholarships you might be eligible for, and be sure to meet application deadlines! Please check the website frequently as all Scholarships are subject to change.