Twelve scholarship awards across merit, financial need, military service and airline partnerships. This page lists every award with its amount, how many we give each year, what you need to qualify and how to apply.
Opens: November 1, 2026
Closes: January 15, 2027
Decisions: by February 28, 2027
One cycle a year. Awards apply to training that begins in the spring term or later.
Rolling, year round.
No deadline. Complete applications are reviewed within 30 days, and decisions are sent as soon as they are made. Awards are limited per year, so earlier is better.
Rolling, after you are accepted.
Apply once you hold your acceptance letter from the airline program. Bring the letter with your application.
Tick everything that is true. We will list the awards you can apply for. This is a guide only. The requirements on each award decide eligibility.
Apex is a VA approved flight training institution. Our Veterans Liaison certifies benefits. Scholarships and VA benefits are handled by separate offices, and your advisor will explain how they combine for your program.
Fill in the form and send it to admissions. Your application also saves in this browser so you can come back to it. Nothing is final until the committee confirms receipt.
Yes. List every award you want to be considered for on one application. Each award has its own requirements.
In most cases yes, but rules differ by benefit program. Talk to our Veterans Liaison before you enroll so your funding is set up correctly.
You need to be enrolled or have a signed enrollment agreement for the award to be applied. You can submit your application before you finish enrolling.
A merit award requires one of our instructors to recommend you in writing. Ask your primary instructor early, and give them time to write it.
You can reapply in the next cycle. Merit and need awards run once a year, and military and airline awards are rolling.
That depends on your situation and how the award is used. Ask a tax professional.
Award terms are written in your award letter. Read them before you accept, and ask admissions about anything unclear.
Admissions can walk through your situation and tell you which awards to go after first.