Arizona Teachers Academy
Application
Currently, only our participating undergraduate programs require an ATA application. See below for details, as well as information on how to receive ATA funding for one of our participating graduate (master’s) programs.
Additionally, please take note of the following:
- Prior to receiving your ATA funding, your Free Application for Student (FAFSA) must be successfully processed by both the U.S. Department of Education and the university’s Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid (OSFA) each year you anticipate receiving ATA funding. Otherwise, there will be delays in disbursing the award to your account.
- If submitting an application, applicants forfeit their scholarship eligibility if they knowingly provide any false or misleading information.
- Application responses cannot be saved and then submitted at a later date.
**Update as of August 1, 2024 — Funding will not be available in either Fall 2024 or Spring 2025 to students not already in the ATA at the University of Arizona.
Students in the following graduate programs are not required to complete a scholarship application. Instead, please speak with your point of contact in the program about your interest in the ATA so that you may be placed on their selection list for next semester, if applicable.
- Agricultural Education Teaching, K-12 (Master of Agricultural Education; Master of Science)
- Art Education, K-12 (Master of Arts)
- Cybersecurity Dual Enrollment Graduate Certificate
- Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Birth-Grade 12 (Master of Arts)
- Humanizing and Culturally Affirming Teacher Program, 6-12 (Master of Education, South campuses)
- Language, Reading, and Culture, K-12 (Master of Arts)
- Mexican American Studies Dual Enrollment Graduate Certificate
- Mild to Moderate Disabilities, K-12 (Master of Arts)
- Severe and Multiple Disabilities, K-12 (Master of Arts)
- Teach Arizona, 6-12 (Master of Education, Tucson and Statewide cohorts)
- Teachers in Industry, K-12 (Master of Arts)
- Teaching and Learning, K-12 (Master of Arts)
- Visual Impairments Specialization, Birth-Grade 12 (Master of Arts)
For those interested in an ATA-participating undergraduate program:
- Scholarship applications for Spring 2025 and Summer 2025 will not be made
available. - Scholarship applications for Fall 2025 will be available starting December 2024 thru June 2025.
- Students interested in the following ATA-participating programs are encouraged to reach out to the programs themselves about their interest in the ATA before attempting to complete the scholarship application.
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