Tucson
There are many scholarships for Tucson students. If you are searching for scholarships for a particular
high school located in Tucson, please select the appropriate school from the list below.
The scholarship database contains scholarships for Tucson students in the following categories:
Tucson High School Scholarships
Tucson College Scholarships
Tucson University Scholarships
Scholarships
For School Specific Scholarships, select one of the schools below:
Academy Of Math And Science
Academy Of Tucson High School
Academy Of Tucson Middle School
Alice Vail Middle School
Allsports Academy
Alta Vista Charter High School
Alta Vista High School
Altar Valley Middle School
Alternative Computerized Education (Ace) Charter
Amphi Academy
Amphitheater High School
Amphitheater Middle School
Apollo Middle School
Arizona College Prep Academy
Art Works Academy
ASPC - Tucson
Aztec Desert Vista
Aztec Middle College
Aztec Middle College - East
Aztec Middle College Northwest
Billy Lane Lauffer Middle School
Calli Ollin Academy
Calli Ollin Academy
Canyon Del Oro High School
Canyon Rose Academy
Cape School - Jail
Carson Middle School
Catalina Foothills High School
Catalina High Magnet School
Challenger Middle School
Changemaker High School
Chaparral Middle School
Cholla High Magnet School
City High School
Compass High School
Desert Rose Academy Charter School
Desert View High School
Direct Link II
Doolen Middle School
Downtown Alternative High School
Eastpointe High School
Edge High School
Edge High School - Child And Family Resources
Edge High School - Himmel Park
Edge High School - Northwest
Emily Gray Junior High School
Empire High School
Esperero Canyon Middle School
Flowing Wells High School
Flowing Wells Junior High School
Gridley Middle School
HA:San Middle School
Ha:san Preparatory & Leadership School
Hiaki High School
Hohokam Middle School
Howenstine High School
Ida Flood Dodge Traditional Middle Magnet School
Ironwood Ridge High School
Joyce Drake Alternative Middle School
La Cima Middle School
Lawrence W Cross Middle School
Magee Middle School
Mansfeld Middle School
Marana High School
Mary Meredith High School
Maxwell Middle School
Mountain Rose Academy
Mountain View High School
Naylor Middle School
Nosotros Academy
Orange Grove Middle School
Pace Alternative
Palo Verde High Magnet School
Pass Alternative High School
Paulo Freire Freedom School
Pepe Barron Academy
Picture Rocks Intermediate School
Pima Vocational High School
Pistor Middle School
PPEP Tech - Celestino Fernandez Learning Center
PPEP Tech - John David Arnold Learning Center
PPEP Tech - Victor Soltero Learning Center
Presidio School
Project More High School
Pueblo High Magnet School
Rincon High School
Roskruge Bilingual Magnet Middle School
Sabino High School
Safford Engineering/Technology Magnet Middle School
Sahuaro High School
Santa Rita High School
School For Integrated Academics And Technologies
Secrist Middle School
Sentinel Peak High School
Sierra Middle School
Sonoran Science Academy Davis Monthan
Sonoran Science Academy Tucson
Southern Arizona Community High School
Southgate Academy
Southwest Alternative High School
Southwest Alternative Middle School
Sunnyside High School
Tanque Verde High School
The Pima Partnership School
The Vail High School
Toltecali Academy
Toltecali High School
Tortolita Middle School
Townsend Middle School
Tucson Accelerated High School
Tucson Magnet High School
Tucson Preparatory School
University High School
Utterback Middle School
Valencia Middle School
Vision Charter School
Wakefield Middle School
Wildcat School
Youth Works Charter High School
The city of Tucson attracts more than 3.5 million tourists annually and is a key city within the Arizona Sun Corridor. The business of tourism brings in more than $2 billion every year into Tucson's many hotels, resorts and attractions. Tucson is called "Optics Valley" due to the roughly 150 companies designing and manufacturing optoelectronic systems and optics.
There are many large incorporated suburbs within the city of Tucson, such as: Marana, Oro Valley, Sahuarita, and South Tucson. Some communities lie within or overlap the city limits, like for instance Catalina Foothills, Casas Adobes, Flowing Wells, New Pascua, Tanque Verde, Sahuarita, Tortilita and Vail.
The city of Tucson is the home of the University of Arizona. The university is a center of economic development in the city and the 2nd biggest employer. One more large employer is the Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, on the southeastern edge of Tucson. Numerous local people are working at the US Army Intelligence Center, Fort Huachuca, located in Sierra Vista. These core industries encourage a considerable number of high-tech businesses to locate in the area, including government contractors.
The state, city and county governments and the private sector have devoted to fostering a healthy area economy built on a foundation of advanced technology business sectors. The following businesses have a presence in the city of Tucson: IMB, Bombardier Aerospace, Raytheon Missile Systems, Intuit Inc., Texas Instruments, Sunquest Information Systems, Ventana Medical Systems, Sanofi-Aventis and Universal Avionics.
The city of Tucson has many yearly events, such as the largest gem and mineral show in the globe. The Tucson Gem and Mineral Show, and over 40 associated shows, are held during the early part of February every year.
