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Branch-SpecificDependents & Family

General Henry H. Arnold Education Grant

Air Force Aid Society (AFAS)

Award Amount

$1,000

General grant is $3,000; other AFAS programs vary

Annual Deadline

Mar 11

Renewable

One-time

About This Scholarship

The Air Force Aid Society's General Henry H. Arnold Education Grant Program provides need-based educational grants to dependent children of Air Force and Space Force members. AFAS also offers the Spouse Tuition Assistance Program (STAP) and other education programs.

Eligibility Requirements

Branches

Air ForceSpace Force

Who Can Apply

Active DutyVeteranRetiredDependent Child

Active duty, retired, or deceased Air Force/Space Force members and their dependents.

GI Bill Compatibility

GI Bill Stackable

This scholarship can be used simultaneously with your GI Bill benefits.

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Application Tips

AFAS has multiple education programs. Check all of them — STAP is specifically for active duty spouses and worth applying for separately.

Apply at Air Force Aid Society (AFAS) ↗

Opens official organization website. Verify current deadlines before applying.

Information verified 2026-01-10 · Amounts and deadlines are subject to change · Always confirm details at the official application URL

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