ARIZONA
Education and Training Voucher (ETV) Program
Academic Year 2023-2024 | Open date - October 1, 2022 | Close date - July 31, 2023 |
Academic Year 2024-2025 | Open date - October 1, 2023 | Close date - July 31, 2024 |
The Arizona ETV program is open to any former and current young person in foster care who meets at least one of these criteria:
- Foster care will end on and after your 18th birthday.
- In foster care at age 17 and not enrolled in high school, but have earned a GED or vocational certificate and will remain in foster care until you turn 18.
- Completed state requirements and have a high school diploma, and will remain in foster care until you turn 18.
- Left foster care after your 16th birthday because you were adopted or placed in a kinship guardianship.
Additionally you must:
- Be a U.S. citizen or qualified non-citizen
- Have personal assets (bank account, car, home, etc.) worth less than $10,000
- Be enrolled in a degree, certificate or other accredited program and show that you are making satisfactory academic progress.
Arizona ETV recipients must maintain a minimum 2.0 GPA each term. Students must submit an academic transcript showing grades and GPA from the most recently completed semester/term.


Questions?
Email Jarod Wilson, Senior Director of Impact & Programming, at
Arizona Tuition Waiver
If you are attending an Arizona public community college, four-year college, or university, you may be eligible for the Arizona Tuition Waiver. You must meet all requirements of the Arizona ETV program and must receive your first disbursement of funding before your 23rd birthday. For more information on this and to check your eligibility, please call (317) 917-8940 or email azetv@fosteredservices.org.
Sign-up and answer a brief series of questions, then complete your ETV application here.
Need help signing up? Email Adam Datema, Database Coordinator, at adam@fostersuccess.org.
College Student Support
Our coordinator is available to assist students in navigating their higher education experience through monthly one-on-one meetings. They have access to key contacts on campus and can support students’ work through financial aid issues and are able to provide guidance when making academic decisions such as when to drop a class or remain. They also help administer Education and Training Voucher (ETV) funds.