EAA Aviation College Scholarships
EAA post-secondary scholarships for aviation-related college, university, and technical programs, including maintenance, ATC, flight, and aerospace fields.
- Award
- Varies by named scholarship
- Deadline
- Deadlines vary by award
- Best for
- Students in aviation college, technical, and aerospace programs
- Geographic eligibility
- Primarily United States; varies by award
- Number of awards
- Multiple
- Total program funding
- Not published
- Membership
- Varies by award
- Application cycle
- Annual and award-specific cycles
FlightSchoolList summarizes the program for planning. The sponsor's current rules and application always control.
View official applicationAbout this opportunity
EAA’s broader scholarship directory includes post-secondary support for aviation-related college, university, and technical programs. It is most useful for students who can match a specific donor award to an eligible institution, course of study, and aviation career objective.
Who can apply
Applicants must meet the requirements of the specific post-secondary award. Eligible programs may include professional flight, aviation maintenance, avionics, air traffic control, aerospace, and related technical or university study.
What the award may cover
Scholarships may help with tuition, fees, books, technical education, or approved aviation training. Confirm the eligible institution and payment instructions for each award.
How to apply
Use EAA’s current scholarship directory to identify a post-secondary award that matches the school, program, academic level, and career goal, then follow the award-specific application.
- Verify the current deadline and every eligibility requirement.
- Confirm how funds are paid and when they must be used.
- Prepare transcripts, certificates, logbook totals, references, and essays early.
- Save the confirmation and a complete copy of your submission.
Selection and application notes
Planning tip: Do not assume every EAA flight-training scholarship can be used for college tuition; select an award whose permitted use matches the educational program.