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What is the ASU Promise Plus Program?

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The ASU Promise Plus Program extends ASU's commitment to providing education opportunities to Arizona’s motivated, high achieving students. Using a variety of aid sources, ASU will cover students’ actual tuition and fees (minus their Student Aid Index as defined by the FAFSA). First year students will also have a standard amount to cover a portion of the cost of housing and meals if living on campus. This will be available for up to eight full-time, consecutive fall and spring semesters. Summer sessions are not covered. 

To automatically be considered for the academic year, you must meet the ASU Promise Plus Program criteria
  • be an Arizona resident for tuition purposes 
  • be a new, full-time freshman entering immediately after your Arizona high school graduation 
  • be a degree seeking student (excluding online degree programs) 
  • have a complete ASU admissions application on file (application, test scores, transcripts and application fee) by January 15th
  • meet Freshman Admission Requirements   
  • submit your FAFSA by February 1 for the 2027-2028 academic year
  • submit all requested documents for financial aid verification by July 1st
  • be Federal Pell Grant eligible  
  • demonstrate a total family income of $42,400 or less on the FAFSA
Costs covered by the ASU Promise Plus Program include:
  • actual tuition and mandatory fees (including Barrett fees)
  • a standard allowance for housing and meals for first years, as well as second years for Barrett students
Costs not covered by the ASU Promise Plus Program:
  • special class fees 
  • study abroad program fees 
  • summer tuition and fees
  • personal and travel expenses
  • computer purchases

ASU will award recipients a combination of the following sources of aid. These awards do not require repayment.

  • Federal Pell Grants 
  • Institutional Grants 
  • FSEOG and LEAP Grants 
  • Federal Work-Study 
  • scholarships 
  • outside resources 

For additional information, please visit the ASU Promise Plus webpage. 

Related Article: Why Doesn't My ASU Promise Plus Scholarship Cover Everything?

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