A Survey of Undergraduate International Student Scholarships Offered by U.S. Colleges (by Joanna G. Kondylis) (2)

ARIZONA University of Arizona Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Not available for international students Merit-based The International Tuition Aw

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A Survey of Undergraduate International

Student Scholarships Offered by U.S Colleges Spring 2019

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international students The list of institutions included is not comprehensive; it is meant to represent a diverse list of large, small, private and public institutions that can serve as a starting point for students as they explore scholarship opportunities.

Listed in alphabetical order, each entry includes basic profile information about the

institution, information related to acceptance rates and standardized testing

requirements, and information of available grants and scholarships The scholarship information is subject to change, and students are highly encouraged to review or request additional information from institutions of interest Students are also encouraged to request information on SAT Subject Test requirements for institutions, since these

requirements can vary by major or by school.

This document was inspired by the author’s interviews with high school students who live

in Mandra Attikis, Greece, who expressed their wish to find a way to study abroad in the United States The interviews were conducted as part of the author’s grade 9/10 school project to assess Greek students’ college and career aspirations in the context of their country’s economic recession.

Copyright statement: All scholarship information was obtained directly from the

institution websites; all of the images included are under the “free to use or share” license category

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University of Alabama 5 Yale University 20 Alma College 33

ARIZONA FLORIDA MINNESOTA University of Arizona 6 Rollins College 21 St Olaf College 34

Arizona State University 7 Stetson University 22 University of Minnesota 35

ARKANSAS GEORGIA MISSISSIPPI University of Arkansas 8 Emory University 23 Millsaps College 36

CALIFORNIA ILLINOIS NEW JERSEY California Institute of Tech 9 Northwestern University 24 Stevens Institute of Tech. 37 Chapman University 10 University of Chicago 25 NEW YORK Claremont McKenna Coll 11 INDIANA Adelphi University 38

Harvey Mudd College 12 Wabash College 26 Bard College 39

Mills College 13 University of Notre Dame 27 Columbia University 40

Scripps College 14 MARYLAND Cornell University 41

Pomona College 15 Johns Hopkins University 28 Sarah Lawrence College 42

University of San Diego 16 Washington College 29 Princeton University 43

University of the Pacific 17 MASSACHUSETTS Skidmore College 44

Whittier College 18 Babson College 30 Union College 45

COLORADO Clark University 31 Vassar College 46

University of Denver 19 Harvard University 32 Wells College 47

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Duke University

48 University of Pennsylvania 60 Middlebury College 68 Wake Forest Univ.

49 Villanova University 61 VIRGINIA

OHIO RHODE ISLAND James Madison Univ 69 Kenyon College 50 Providence College 62 University of Richmond 70

Oberlin College 51 SOUTH CAROLINA WASHINGTON

PENNSYLVANIA Univ of South Carolina

63 Seattle University 71 Allegheny College

Bryn Mawr College 53 Rhodes College 64 Georgetown University 72 Bucknell University 54 The Univ of the South

Dickinson College 55 Vanderbilt University

66 West Virginia University 73 Drexel University

Gettysburg College 57 Southwestern University 67 Ripon College 74

Lafayette College 58

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Location Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students

Need-based Not available for international students.

Merit-based UA merit scholarships are open to all students and international students

have the same opportunity to compete just as their domestic counterparts. International incoming first time freshmen who meet the December 15 scholarship priority deadline, have a qualifying score on the ACT or SAT and have at least a 3.5 cumulative high school GPA are eligible for the following merit-based scholarships: Capstone, Collegiate, Foundation in Excellence,

UA Scholar and Presidential ranging from $6,000-$26,000 per year These scholarships are awarded automatically based on an applicant’s GPA and test scores Students who submit a scholarship application and all required supporting documents by the deadline may also be eligible for limited university and departmental scholarships.

International students are also eligible for the Academic Elite Scholarships (8

academic elite scholars are named each year), which are awarded for 4 years.

Useful links https://gobama.ua.edu/international/scholarships/

https://admissions.arizona.edu/cost-aid/international/international-tuition-award http://international.ua.edu/isss/currentstudents/student-employment/

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ARIZONA University of Arizona

Need-based Not available for international students

Merit-based The International Tuition Award may be awarded to admitted students who

apply for the scholarship and is based on grade point average (GPA) and test scores.This award offers from $4,000 - $35,000 per academic year for freshman or $5,000 per academic year for transfer students Click here to see the associated ACT, SAT, TOEFL, GPA scores that may qualify you for

an international student scholarship as well as the amount of scholarships.

Useful links https://admissions.arizona.edu/cost-aid/international

https://global.arizona.edu/international-students/internat-students-scholarships https://admissions.arizona.edu/cost-aid/international/international-tuition-award

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Arizona State University

Need-based Not available for international students

Merit-based For international students, ASU offers the New American University

Scholarship that ranges between $3,000-$8,000 per year Eligibility factors

include highly competitive GPA and test scores Students eligible for this

award must be on F-1 visas.

Useful links https://scholarships.asu.edu/scholarship/1728

https://issc.asu.edu/employment/students-fj/on-campus

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ARKANSAS University of Arkansas

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Not available for international students

Merit-based Several academic scholarships are available to incoming new freshman

international students including the Chancellor’s Community Scholarship, the

Silas Hunt Scholarship, the Honors College Academy Scholarship, the Razorback Bridge Scholarship, the Leadership Scholarship. Scholarships are highly

competitive and most are only available to students planning to enter the University in the fall semester.

In addition, the John and Marie Lavallard International Scholarship Fund is

awarded annually to an outstanding international student with financial need The scholarship should be utilized for tuition plus room and board, and

is a one-year, non-renewable scholarship.

Useful links https://international-admissions.uark.edu/undergraduate-studies/funding-your-st

udies.php https://international-admissions.uark.edu/undergraduate-studies/lavallard.php https://catalog.uark.edu/undergraduatecatalog/enrollmentservices/internationals tudents/

https://international-students.uark.edu/visas-and-immigration/f-students/employ ment-authorization/on-campus.php

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CALIFORNIA California Institute of Technology

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Caltech has need-sensitive admission for international citizens The total

amount of financial aid funds is limited for international students, and the Institute remains committed to meeting 100% of the demonstrated need of all admitted students This limitation may result in financial need being a factor in the admission decisions Please note that: (a) An international citizen who plans to apply for financial aid at any time during their undergraduate career must apply for it at the time that they apply for admission (b) An international citizen who applies for aid and is offered financial assistance for the first year will be eligible to reapply for financial aid in subsequent years (b) An international citizen who applies as a freshman applicant through the Early Action plan should not expect financial aid If you are an international citizen who plans to apply for financial aid, you must apply through Regular Decision.

Merit-based Caltech does not offer merit-based scholarships

Useful links http://finaid.caltech.edu/Applying/NewInternational

http://www.admissions.caltech.edu/apply/first-yearfreshman-applicants/internati onal-citizens

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[ Chapman admitted 45% of the international students in fall 2017.]

Need-based Chapman offers limited need-based aid (up tp $15,000 per year) for

international applicants.

Merit-based International students are eligible for merit-based scholarships during the

admission process First year applicants are eligible for merit-based scholarships up to $32,000 per year Merit-based scholarships are based primarily on a student’s grades and test scores, although there are a number

of additional factors that are also considered Additionally, department scholarships are awarded by major.

Useful links https://www.chapman.edu/admission/undergraduate/international-students/inde

x.aspx

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Claremont McKenna College

Undergraduate only

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based CMC is committed to meeting 100% of demonstrated need of all admitted

first-year students, regardless of citizenship However, as a "need aware"

institution, CMC takes into account a student's ability to pay the full-cost of attendance as a part of admission criteria for applicants that are not U.S. citizens or U.S Permanent Residents.

Any student that needs financial assistance to cover the full-cost of attendance must indicate that they are applying for need-based financial aid

on their admission application and follow the financial aid application procedures for international students Students who do not apply for or do not receive financial aid upon admission are not eligible to be considered for

financial aid in future years while enrolled at CMC.

Merit-based Merit-based scholarships are available for first-year applicants including the

Interdisciplinary Science Scholarship; the McKenna Scholarship; the Seaver Scholarship A blend of need-based and merit awards can be seen here .

Useful links https://www.cmc.edu/financial-aid/prospective-and-new-students

https://www.cmc.edu/admission/international

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Harvey Mudd College

Science and Engineering

of your choice

Merit-based HMC offers only merit awards to international students Principal financial

support for international students comes in the form of the So International Scholarship, an award exclusively for international students International students are also eligible for most of Harvey Mudd College’s merit-based awards For more information, please visit:

❏ So International Scholarship

❏ Harvey S Mudd Merit award

❏ Esterbrook Merit award

❏ FIRST Robotics scholarship

❏ RIF scholarship

❏ VEX scholarship

Useful links https://www.hmc.edu/student-life/international-students/

https://www.hmc.edu/admission/afford/international-student-financial-aid/

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Mills College

Women’s only, Undergraduate/Graduate

# of undergraduate students ≈780

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Not available to internationals students.

Merit-based If you are applying as a first-year student, you will be considered

automatically for a Mills academic merit scholarship.

Useful links https://www.mills.edu/admission-aid/undergraduate-admissions/how-to-apply/in

ternational-students.php https://www.mills.edu/admission-aid/undergraduate-admissions/cost-aid/scholar ships-undergrad-students/index.php

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Scripps College

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Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Financial assistance for international applicants is limited and is only

awarded at the time of admission Your aid offer will be renewed each year for up to 8 semesters as long as you enroll full time and make satisfactory academic progress toward your degree Financial aid is not re-evaluated for international students The CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE is required for international students who wish to be considered for financial aid.

Merit-based International first-year applicants are eligible for merit-based scholarships

ranging from $10,000 to $27,000 annually, and the highest award is the

James E Scripps Scholarship. Scholarships are awarded to applicants whose

strong academic performance and school or community involvement indicate that they will add vitality and intellectual value to campus Scripps does not require an earlier deadline for scholarship consideration Merit scholarships are only available to first-year applicants.

Useful links http://www.scrippscollege.edu/admission/apply/international-applicants

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Pomona College

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Pomona does offer financial aid to approximately half of the admitted

international students each year International students can request reimbursement for one trip home during their four years, excepting a trip

home after graduating.

Merit-based Pomona does not provide financial assistance in the form of athletic or

Internships International students can participate in the internship programs sponsored

by Pomona’s Career Development Office, which offers students access to both part-time internships in the Los Angeles area during the school year and summer internships in the U.S and abroad International students are eligible for the same stipends and funding opportunities for these internships as domestic students In addition, international students are also eligible to

provides funding for extended summer research projects with faculty on or

off campus.

Useful links https://www.pomona.edu/financial-aid/applying-for-aid/international-aid

https://www.pomona.edu/apply/admissions/international-applicants/faqs

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University of San Diego

Undergraduate/Graduate

# of undergraduate students ≈5,400

Level 2 Subject Test and a science subject test (Biology E/M, Chemistry, or Physics) closely related

to the applicant’s intended major.

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based International students are not eligible for need-based scholarships.

Merit-based The University of San Diego offers merit scholarships to international

first-year applicants In order to be considered, you must submit SAT and/or ACT scores with your first-year application Scholarships are awarded based upon superior academic performance in the following areas: grades, class selection and test scores Merit scholarships range from $10,000 to $25,000 and are renewable for four years by meeting minimum grade point average requirements Merit scholarships are offered to first-year applicants only. Depending on a student’s area of study, individual departments may offer scholarships to international students.

International students are also eligible for athletic scholarships.

Useful links https://www.sandiego.edu/admissions/undergraduate/international-applicants/#

merit https://www.sandiego.edu/financialaid/scholarships/scholarship-faq.php#accordi on-panel6

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University of the Pacific

recommended

Need-based Not available to international students.

Merit-based The University of the Pacific offers a number of $10,000 International

Student Merit Scholarships to international students applying as freshman or transfer students International applicants with a 3.5 GPA or above will automatically be considered upon submission of a complete undergraduate application for admission No separate application is required The award of

$10,000 per year is renewable for four years of undergraduate study if the student meets eligibility criteria.

Program, the university's premier academic merit award, which awards an annual $36,000 scholarship plus funding for education abroad and research

annually by the university.

Useful links http://www.pacific.edu/admission/international/international-scholarships.html

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Whittier College

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Provides financial aid for a limited number of international students.

Merit-based The International and John Greenleaf Whittier Merit Scholarships: Whittier

College annually awards a number of scholarships to students, including those given on criteria of academic merit, international citizenship, year of entry and other designations The amount you may be eligible for is based on

the Office of Admissions criteria and typically remains the same each year.

Work-award Work-study

Whittier Work Award: The student employment program at Whittier College

is designed to provide students with on-campus employment while attending Whittier College Students gain valuable work experience, while participating directly in the life of the Whittier community.

Work-study is a College-administered program, through which you earn your

award allocation to pay for your educational expenses You may work a maximum of 20 hours per week during periods of enrollment Job positions vary and include opportunities in research, tutoring, community service, administration and office operations, computing, and library services.

Useful links https://www.whittier.edu/financialaid/international

https://www.whittier.edu/careers

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COLORADO University of Denver

Merit-based When you submit your application to DU, you will automatically be

considered for merit scholarships There is no additional application to fill out Most of these scholarships are renewable; please note that none of them will cover the full cost of a DU education (with rare exceptions).

The following primary types of merit scholarships are available to international students:

audition to the Lamont School of Music.

athletics can be considered for these scholarships.

Useful links https://www.du.edu/admission-aid/undergraduate/international-applicants/tuitio

n

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CONNECTICUT Yale University

research, Undergraduate/Graduate

economy and the economy of students’ home countries.

Merit-based Yale does not award merit-based scholarships.

Useful links https://admissions.yale.edu/applying-yale-international-student#aid

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FLORIDA Rollins College

Undergraduate, Graduate

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Rollins is need-aware when reviewing international applications which

means that it takes into consideration a student’s financial contribution when making admission decisions.

Merit-based International students are eligible for scholarships based on their SAT/ACT

scores and their high school performance For international students these range from $5,000 per year all the way up to full tuition.

Scholarships open to international students include:

Alfond Scholars Program: 10 full (tuition, fees, room/board) scholarships Dean’s Scholarships: awarded up to $30,000 per year

Alonzo Rollins Scholarships: awarded up to $27,00 per year

Presidential Scholarships: awarded up to $24,000 per year

Centennial Scholarships: awarded up to $5,00-17,000 per year Achievement Scholarships: awarded up to $10,000 per year PTK Scholarship: awarded up to $6,000 per year

Useful links https://www.rollins.edu/admission/application-guide/international-applicants/sch

olarships-costs.html https://www.rollins.edu/admission/costs-financial-aid/types-of-financial-aid.html https://www.rollins.edu/financial-aid/as-cps-financial-aid/scholarships/index.html

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Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based International students will only receive an I-20 for their F-1 student visa

application after providing proof of funding that shows that they are able to pay the full-time cost of attendance for one school year (including housing and meals) This includes any scholarships received from Stetson University. There are very limited need-based scholarships for international students.

Merit-based These scholarships will be awarded on the basis of the high school record,

standardized testing and community service These awards will cover eight semesters or until undergraduate graduation Eligibility for these awards is decided by the admissions committee upon completion of your application.

- Presidential Scholarship (Up to $35,000) -Faculty Scholarship (Up to $31,000)

- Dean's Scholarship (Up to $26,000)

- Hatter Scholarship (Up to $22,000) -Transfer Dean's Scholarship (Up to $24,000)

athletics.

Useful links https://www.stetson.edu/administration/financial-planning/international-student

s/

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GEORGIA Emory University

home/index.html

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Emory University offers need-based financial aid awards to a small, select

group of international students International students who apply for need-based financial aid will be reviewed as a separate cohort In the admission process, the university is “need-aware” for international students. This means that when reviewing international applications, Emory University takes into account whether an applicant has requested financial assistance.

As a result of this need-aware approach, Emory’s admission rate for international applicants requesting need-based financial aid is notably lower

than the rate of acceptance for those not requesting aid.

Merit-based International applicants are encouraged to apply for merit-based

through the Emory University Scholar Programs As part of these programs,

the university offers partial/full merit-based scholarships

Useful links https://apply.emory.edu/apply/international.php

https://apply.emory.edu/apply/scholar.php http://studentaid.emory.edu/types/ucol/grants-scholarships/index.html

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ILLINOIS Northwestern University

n.edu/

Science Program.

Need-based Need-based financial aid is available to international students seeking

undergraduate degrees We guarantee to meet 100% of all admitted first-year students' demonstrated financial need for all four years A request for financial aid consideration and the amount of financial aid you require may be a factor in a final admission decision.

Merit-based Does not offer academic/merit-based scholarships.

Useful links https://admissions.northwestern.edu/tuition-aid/international-student-aid/

https://undergradaid.northwestern.edu/apply-for-aid/prospective-students/intern ational-students-application-instructions.html

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University of Chicago

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*Some form of standardized testing is required from students who attend a high school outside the

United States International students may elect to submit one of several other forms of testing in lieu of an SAT or ACT score.

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based If you apply for financial aid and you are offered admission, you will receive a

grant-based financial award that meets your full demonstrated need In the admissions process, the university is “need-sensitive” for international candidates This means that when reviewing international applications, UChicago takes into account whether an applicant has requested financial assistance.

The vast majority of financial aid is given out in the form of need-based aid.

Merit-based Merit scholarships are partial-tuition scholarships that may be a single

lump-sum award, or a renewable annual award Merit scholarships are considered independently of an applicant’s financial situation, so if you think you may require financial assistance, you must submit an application for need-based financial aid All first-year applicants are automatically

considered for merit scholarships; no additional application is required.

Useful links

https://collegeadmissions.uchicago.edu/apply/first-year-applicants/international-applicants/international-frequently-asked-questions

https://collegeadmissions.uchicago.edu/cost-aid/scholarships

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INDIANA Wabash College

only, Undergraduate

Need-based Wabash awards a generous but limited number of Wabash institutional

grants to high ability applicants demonstrating significant financial need A typical financial aid package may consist of a combination of an offer of campus employment and Wabash grants in addition to any merit-based scholarships International students must be aware that an aid award will not cover travel expenses, summer maintenance, and personal expenses.

Merit-based The Trustee International Scholarships: Theses are merit-based scholarship

awards covering total direct cost of four year attendance, including tuition, fees, and on-campus room and board are offered.

Presidential International Scholarships: These are merit-based scholarships

ranging up to $25,000 per year All Presidential Scholarships are renewable

up to eight semesters and require satisfactory academic progress Applicants whose families demonstrate the ability to cover cost unmet by Wabash

financial assistance will be given additional consideration.

Useful links https://www.wabash.edu/admissions/international

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University of Notre Dame

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Based upon a review of academic qualifications, financial need, and

availability of student aid resources, an applicant may be considered for financial assistance This assistance may include a self-help component, consisting of a student loan and student employment, along with University scholarship assistance The financial aid and admissions decisions are done together, typically in March.

Merit-based Notre Dame offers merit scholarships to a limited number of international

students who demonstrate exceptional accomplishment, leadership, commitment to service, and intellectual promise Notre Dame’s limited number of merit-based scholarship opportunities for international students are highly competitive Ranging from $5,000 per year to the full cost of attendance, these scholarships are typically renewable for four years and recipients may be invited to participate in leadership development and enrichment opportunities as an additional benefit of their award Selections for all merit-based scholarships are made as part of the admission process and no separate application is required for consideration.

Useful links https://financialaid.nd.edu/prospective-students/applying/international-studen

ts/

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MARYLAND Johns Hopkins University

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based The Johns Hopkins University offers need-based scholarships to

undergraduate international students Approximately 10% of the incoming international freshmen received need-based scholarships The average scholarship is $25,000, but individual amounts can be more or less, depending on the financial need of the student.

Hopkins is need-aware for international students, meaning that financial circumstances are considered in the admissions process Hopkins meets 100% of calculated need for all students, including international students If you are an international student and you think that your family will need financial aid, be sure to indicate this on the admissions application.

Merit-based International Scholarship: This institutional scholarship is offered on a

funds-available basis to incoming international students who demonstrate both need and merit Awards are renewable for up to a total of 8 semesters contingent upon full-time enrollment and maintaining satisfactory academic progress.

A list of other merit-based scholarships open to internationals students can

be seen here.

Useful links https://finaid.jhu.edu/undergraduate-aid/international-students/

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Washington College

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Merit-based While Washington College does not offer full tuition scholarships, every

international applicant who qualifies for admission is automatically

considered for a Colin Ferguson Tuition Grant These grants range from

$11,000 to $23,000 annually and are offered on the basis of scholastic achievement The College considers academic records, the admission essay and letters of recommendation in determining whether to award a Ferguson Grant.

Useful links https://www.washcoll.edu/admissions/apply/international-students/

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MASSACHUSETTS Babson College

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Each year since 2014, a small, highly talented group of international students

is awarded need-based scholarships as part of the college’s Global Scholars

Program Students selected for the Global Scholars Program will receive

four-year, full-tuition scholarships Global Scholars with greater levels of financial need will also be awarded additional grant funds, in varying amounts based on need, to help with room and board, books and supplies, health insurance, and travel expenses.

Merit-based International students are considered for the following merit scholarships

Scholarship; Presidential Scholarship ; Weissman Scholarship.

Useful links http://www.babson.edu/admission/tuition-and-financial-aid/undergraduate/finan

cial-aid/financial-aid-for-international-students/global-scholars-program/

http://www.babson.edu/admission/tuition-and-financial-aid/undergraduate/finan cial-aid/financial-aid-for-international-students/

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Clark University

standardized scores is optional.

ACT SAT Subject tests

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Not available for international students

Merit-based International students who may qualify for scholarships are still expected to

demonstrate the ability to cover a significant percentage of the cost of their education This includes students who wish to be considered for the

Presidential LEEP Scholarship or the Global Scholars Program On average, international students pay $25,000 to $30,000 per year.

Merit scholarships open to first-year international students include:

-Richard P Traina Scholarship: A $80,000 four-year award ($20,000 per year) -Robert H Goddard Scholarship: A $60,000 four-year award ($15,000 per

year)

-Jonas Clark Scholarship: A $40,000 four-year award ($10,000 per year)

-Presidential LEEP Scholarship & Global Scholars Program Scholarship

The Presidential LEEP Scholarship and Global Scholars Program Scholarship

require separate applications; however, the remaining merit scholarships do not.

Useful links https://www.clarku.edu/offices/financial-aid/prospective-students/international-s

tudents/first-year-scholarships/

https://www.clarku.edu/offices/isso/international-students/current-students/empl oyment/

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Harvard University

Need-based Harvard offers a generous financial aid program, with over $160 million

awarded to more than 60% of its undergraduate students International students are eligible for the same amount of aid as US students, and the

application process is essentially the same.

Merit-based Harvard does not offer merit-based scholarships.

On-Campus Employment

at an Off-Campus Location for F-1 Students

The U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services have expanded the definition

of on-campus employment to include jobs with employers that are educationally affiliated with Harvard University, provided that the job is associated with Harvard's curriculum or related to contractually-funded research projects and provided that the job is an integral part of students' academic programs (for example, research work at one of Harvard's affiliated hospitals may be acceptable for students in the sciences) Employment is limited to 20 hours per week while school is in session, but may be full-time during Harvard's vacation periods.

Useful links https://college.harvard.edu/financial-aid/applying-aid/international-students

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MICHIGAN Alma College

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based International students requiring financial aid can apply for need based aid.

Total Alma aid, inclusive of merit and need based, cannot exceed $30,000.

Merit-based Alma College offers various scholarships and international students are

eligible to apply.

GPA Amount of Scholarship

3.5-4.0 $24,000 per year 3.0-3.5 $22,000 per year 2.5-3.0 $20,00 per year

Fine Arts Scholarships: Consideration is based on an audition or portfolio. Recipients are not required to major in fine and/or performing arts.

Useful links https://www.alma.edu/admissions/international-students/international-student-c

osts.php https://www.alma.edu/admissions/financial-aid/grants-scholarships/alma-scholar ships/#performance

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MINNESOTA

St Olaf College

Undergraduate

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based While the average award is half-tuition, in the academic year 2017-2018,

scholarships for international students ranged from $5,000 to $58,690. Scholarships, on-campus work-study, and loans are awarded to students who demonstrate academic excellence and economic need.

Merit-based While most financial assistance for international students is based on

financial need, applicants are welcome to apply for non-need based merit scholarships including:

-The Buntrock Scholarship ($25,000 per year) -The Presidential Scholarship ($20,000 per year) -The Dean’s Scholarship ($18,000 per year) -The Faculty Scholarship ($15,000 per year) -The St Olaf Scholarship ( ($10,000 per year)

Useful links https://wp.stolaf.edu/financialaid/international-student-information/

https://wp.stolaf.edu/financialaid/academic-scholarships/

https://wp.stolaf.edu/financialaid/merit-scholarships/

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available through International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS).

Merit-based Global Excellence Scholarship: International freshman can receive freshman

scholarships of $25,000, $15,000 or $10,000 per year for up to four years.

#Youarewelcomehere Scholarship: The University of Minnesota Twin Cities will

award two annual, renewable scholarships covering $15,000 per year The scholarship is open to international freshmen of all academic majors and fields of study, and it can be applied to tuition costs.

Undergraduate Research Scholarship: Recipients receive $1,400 for

participation in a faculty sponsored University of Minnesota research project and up to an additional $300 in support of supplies and expenses related to their research project Undergraduate research at the University spans all academic disciplines and interests.

Useful links https://admissions.tc.umn.edu/international/costs.html

https://passport.umn.edu/undergrad/costs https://isss.umn.edu/programs/fa/fafaq.html

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MISSISSIPPI Millsaps College

Undergraduate

# of undergraduate students ≈800

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Need based aid is not available for international students.

Merit-based International students will be automatically considered for merit-based

scholarships Below is the Millsaps’ international simplified scholarship selection system to help you estimate your scholarship The student’s high school and/or college work is converted to a U.S GPA on a 4.0 scale The final award will be determined by additional criteria such as the rigor of a

student's academic program and high school and/or college curriculum, leadership, extracurricular involvement, letters of recommendation, alumni/legacy relationships, institutional fit and demonstrated interest. Students may be eligible for artistic, musical or theatre talent.

Tier 1- $30,000 and up: For applicants with an equivalent 3.9 GPA or above Tier 2 - $23,000 - 28,000: For applicants with an equivalent 3.5-3.89 GPA Tier 3 - $16,000 - 23,000: For applicants with an equivalent 3.0-3.49 GPA All renewable scholarships are contingent on meeting specific criteriaprovided with the award Merit scholarships do not increase annually The average increase in cost of attendance is estimated between 4 - 5% annually.

Useful links http://www.millsaps.edu/admissions/apply-international-students.php

http://www.millsaps.edu/financial-aid/scholarships-grants-loans-students.php

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NEW JERSEY Stevens Institute of Technology

Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Not available to international students

Merit-based Stevens awards a limited number of Global Scholars Awards each year to

international students for exceptional academic merit International students who wish to be considered for institutional scholarship must submit the CSS PROFILE on the College Board website We will notify you if you receive a Global Scholars Award This scholarship is renewable for eight full-time undergraduate semesters as long as you meet satisfactory academic progress.

Merit scholarships range between $5,000 and full tuition (scholarships may not exceed the cost of tuition) Scholarships offered include:

-The Neupauer Scholarship: a four-year, full tuition award -The Edwin A Stevens Scholarship: a four-year award -The Martha Bayard Stevens Scholarships: a four-year award

Useful links https://www.stevens.edu/admissions/tuition-financial-aid/undergraduate-scholar

ships-aid/undergraduate-international-student-resources https://www.stevens.edu/admissions/tuition-financial-aid/undergraduate-scholar ships-aid/stevens-scholarships

Tiêu đề	A Survey of Undergraduate International Student Scholarships Offered by U.S. Colleges
Tác giả	Joanna G. Kondylis
Trường học	Nueva School
Chuyên ngành	International Education / Scholarships
Thể loại	Survey
Năm xuất bản	2019
Thành phố	Tuscaloosa

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