About the Scholarship
Flinn Foundation Scholarships is accredited and is produced by the Flinn Foundation. This Foundation is an independently endowed, charitable grant providing association that was set up in the year 1965 by Dr. Robert S. Flinn.
The institution mainly aims to improve personal satisfaction in Arizona to benefit the upcoming generations.
The Flinn Scholarship is a merit-based grant that is available to Arizona secondary school seniors. The Flinn Scholarship Program mainly urges every single qualified understudy to apply.
How to apply for this scholarship?
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The students applying for this scholarship must have been completed their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) application to identify that for how must scholarship amount they are eligible based on their family position.
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The applicants must provide their ACT/SAT scorecards and official high school transcripts to prove their excellence in academics.
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Candidates must participate and demonstrate leadership in a variety of extracurricular activities and involved in various community services.
How much does the Flinn Foundation provide
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This scholarship amount to $120,000 that helps students to cover the full cost of tuition and mandatory fees, plus housing and meals.
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The Flinn Foundation routinely provides Flinn Scholars guidance exploring research and travel opportunities and finding professional-development opportunities.
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The awards are non-renewable and the awards are offered to 20 candidates each year.
Deadline Information
All the necessary documents must be submitted to the financial aid division on or before September 16 of 2020 to be eligible for the scholarship. A student is advised to submit their application soon to be one to receive the scholarship.
Eligibility Criteria
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An applicant must be a legally recognized citizen of the United States and a resident of Arizona State.
- To be eligible for the scholarship, a student must have maintained an ACT score of 29 and 1300 in SAT.
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A candidate must be in the top 5 of their graduating class.
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Students should have innate leadership skills, be active in extracurricular activities and must be involve in various community services.
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