Undergrad: Financial aid from Goshen Coll., USA

Limited financial aid is available for students with demonstrated need and academic excellence. Please ask for information about such aid if you need it. Goshen College does NOT offer full scholarships.

http://www.goshen.edu/admission/international/

Undergrad: Financial aid from Luther College, USA

Financing a Luther Education

Every year, Luther awards a significant amount of financial aid to entering international students. Funds are awarded for full-time study during the nine-month academic year on the basis of academic merit and family financial need. A typical academic award usually combines scholarships and grant money (which does not have to be repaid) with on-campus work.

Luther College's funds for international students are not limitless, however. In general, students should expect to pay for a portion (up to one half or more) of their own educational expenses through family funds and/or aid programs offered through local or national churches, government agencies, and cultural organizations.

To apply for financial aid as an international student, you must submit a completed, signed, and verified International Student Financial Aid Application (ISFAA) (application.pdf), indicating your ability to finance your travel to and study at Luther College.

In addition to the ISFAA, you should submit certified bank statements, parental wage statements, or other documents that provide evidence of your ability to finance a portion of the costs related to your studies. You must also submit the application for admission and other documents as outlined at www.luther.edu/admissions/international/process/.

http://www.luther.edu/admissions/international/financing/

Undergrad: Financial assistance from Gustavus Adolphus College, USA

Costs and Financial Assistance

Ultimately, your college decision should incorporate a variety of factors. We understand that the cost of an education is an important factor for most students. The comprehensive fee at Gustavus Adolphus College for the 2009-2010 academic year is $40,010. This figure includes tuition ($31,460), room ($5,000), meals ($2,900) and fees for orientation, transcripts, wellness, and student government ($650). We estimate an additional cost of $900 for books and supplies, $700 for health insurance, and $910 in personal expenses. Travel costs vary greatly.

Gustavus has good scholarships and student employment for international students. The primary purpose of our financial aid program at Gustavus is to provide financial aid to students who, without such aid, would be unable to attend Gustavus. When family resources do not meet our costs, we strive fill in the gap with financial aid. But even with our most significant scholarship award and student employment, you and your family or sponsor will need to contribute much of the cost of your education.

For those who are able to fund an education here, we believe that a Gustavus education is a wise investment. While you should choose the college that fits you best, there are real differences in quality – from important statistical differences like class size and graduation rates to more intangible differences like faculty contact and college character.

The four-year graduation rate at Gustavus is 80%. Other four-year graduation rates are: 17% (national average), 21% (Minnesota State Colleges and Universities), 30% (University of Minnesota), 34% (all U.S. private colleges), and 61% (Minnesota private colleges).

Our average class size is 15. Student to faculty ratio is 12:1. Zero classes are taught by teaching assistants. 50% of students have internships and 60% study abroad.

With our full-service Career Center and the distinctive Center for Vocational Reflection, recent Gustavus graduates are winning competitive jobs and admission to top graduate schools. Our average placement within six months of graduation is 98%.

Our freshman-to-sophomore retention rate is above 90%. Not only does this demonstrate that Gustavus turns out to be a great fit for most students but also that the College remains financially accessible year after year.

http://gustavus.edu/cice/intstudents/finance.php

Undergrad: Grant assistance from Bethany College, USA-up to $9K USD/year

Bethany also provides limited grant assistance for students with demonstrated financial need. All students applying for admission should submit the Certificate of Financial Support Form. Full scholarships are not granted and maximum aid (for qualified students) may not exceed $9,000 per academic year.

https://www.wvmentor.org/applications/bethany_college_international/apply.html

2011 Korean Government Scholarship Program for International Students for an Undergraduate Course

Scholarship Program for international students for undergrdaure studies at korean universities.

Study Subject: Any except the fields whose study period exceeds 4 years (e.g. medicine, dentistry, architecture)
Employer: Korean Universities
Level: Undergraduate
Scholarship Description: The objective of the Korean Government Scholarship Program for an Undergraduate Course is to provide international students with the opportunity to conduct advanced studies at higher educational institutions in Korea in order to promote international exchanges in education and mutual friendship between the countries.
Fields of Study
4-year undergraduate courses provided by the universities designated by NIIED
? Not applicable: fields the study period of which exceeds 4 years (e.g. medicine, dentistry, architecture)

Qualifications
Prospective applicant must meet the following qualification criteria:
(1) Must be a citizen of the country to which scholarships are offered, which is also applied to his/her parents.
? Applicant must not be a holder of Korean citizenship.
(2) Should be under 25 years of age as of March 1, 2011.
(3) Have an adequate health, both physically and mentally.
? Persons who are pregnant or having severe illness may not apply.
(4) Have finished or be scheduled to finish formal education of elementary, middle, high school as of March 1, 2011.
? Exceptional acceptance for a person who will have finished high school as of September 1, 2011 and who will be able to have level 3 in TOPIK until then.
(5) Possess above 80% (out of 100%) in a grade point average (G.P.A.) of the whole school years of the high school attended or within top 10% among graduates in the same year.
(6) Not at any time have received a Korean government scholarship for his/her undergraduate study before.
(7) Not have enrolled in an undergraduate course in Korea before.
(8) Preferential selection for applicants who are good at Korean or English.

Scholarship Application Deadline: 19 November 2010

Further Scholarship Application and Information

Undergrad: Murdoch International Discoverers’ Scholarship Scheme up to A$5,500/yr, Australia

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 20 — Australia’s Murdoch University will start offering scholarships of up to A$5,500 (RM16,797) for eligible students next year, to pre-empt a possible drop in foreign enrolments due to rising academic costs Down Under.

Since 2003, the Australian dollar has climbed steadily against the ringgit, gaining as much as 13 per cent at the current RM2.81. At the same time, the UK — another favoured destination of Malaysian students — has seen the sterling pound slide from RM6.20 then to present RM4.88.

The university’s senior deputy vice chancellor Gary Martin said the new Murdoch International Discoverers’ Scholarship Scheme is part of its internationalisation programme and will apply to a wide range of Murdoch courses at the undergraduate level.

He said the partial scholarships were only available to students who applied for entry to Murdoch University for commencement in 2011 and that the scholarships would be used to offset the annual published course fees for the duration of the degrees.

“Under the scheme, all students who meet university entry requirements and are made an offer by the university will automatically be awarded the part tuition fee scholarship,” Martin said in a statement.

“Depending on the course selected, the scheme allowed for a reduction in annual course fees by between A$500 and A$5500,” he added.

Martin added that the Murdoch International Discoverers’ Scholarship Scheme was one of a number of initiatives that the University had developed to enhance international students’ experiences at Murdoch.

“We have also introduced a dedicated 24/7 Student Support telephone service, the first in Australia, so that international students can be reassured that whatever the time of day or night, they can contact somebody if there is a need,” he said.

Among other facilities in the campus will be the new Student Centre where students can seek advice on courses offered and visa-related matters.

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/business/article/aussie-university-touts-scholarships-to-draw-students

Undergrad: Financial Aid from Graceland U., USA

Financial Aid

Getting a college education is one of the most important investments in your future. But that doesn't mean the decision is an easy one. The bottom line can sometimes get pretty scary, especially if you aren't aware of your options.

Graceland University works closely with you and your family to develop a plan that you're comfortable with. And we do it for hundreds of students every year. For example:

• Over 99 percent of Graceland students receive financial assistance, including International students.
• Graceland awards are available for exceptional achievement in everything from academics to athletics and fine arts.
• We offer federal and state grants, loans, and work-study for those who are eligible.
• Our low cost and quality programs have earned us a listing in American's 100 Best College Buys.

http://www.graceland.edu/LamoniCampus/FinancialAid/

Undergrad Merit Scholarships $1-10K at Calvin College, USA

Financial Aid for International Students

Paying for college is an important investment in your future. We recognize that international students and their families often face financial situations that are extremely challenging. Calvin is committed to partner with students to help clarify how they will pay for their college education.

Grants and Scholarships

Calvin provides generous grants and scholarships to qualified international students, but college assistance will cover only a portion of the educational and personal costs.

• Transcripts, SAT or ACT scores, and admissions essays are used for scholarship consideration.
• Academic scholarships ($1,000-$10,000) are awarded as part of the admission process.

Other available scholarships:

• Christian Missionary Scholarship
• Calvin Named Missionary Scholarships
• American-German Business Scholarship

On-campus Jobs

International students are expected to work on-campus while at Calvin, and these wages are also factored in to Calvin's potential funding of the student's education.

• Students can earn $2,000-$3,500 working on campus for 10-15 hours per week during the school year and full-time during the summer.
• Students granted an F-1 Visa may work up to 20 hours per week on campus during the school year and full-time during vacation periods.

Family Resources

Each student is also required to contribute a significant portion of their college costs through their own resources, sponsors or outside scholarships.

• Calvin has limited grants and scholarships to assist international students.
• Families should document their ability to provide a minimum level of support. Please consult the Declaration of Finances Form to determine the minimum level of support that families can expect to provide if the student does not receive any scholarship awards.
• Someone choosing to sponsor a student's room and board should submit our Sponsor form.
• There are no full-pay grants/scholarships.

http://www.calvin.edu/prospective/place/international/paying

Undergrad 4-year Scholarships up to $10K USD/yr at Franklin Pierce U., USA

Federal law requires that we document how you will finance your education in the United States prior to issuing the I-20 form for your student visa. International Students are eligible for consideration for scholarships up to a maximum of $10,000 per year. However, this is not an automatic award and depends upon funds available. In certain instances, it will be required that prepayment of up to one year's fees be made to the University in advance of the issuance of an I-20. Total estimated educational expenditures are available online.

http://www.franklinpierce.edu/admissions/international/index.htm

General Undergraduate Scholarships 2011, Canada

Scholarship for International students, Transfer Citations

Study Subject: Any subject
Employer: University of Alberta
Level: Undergraduate
Scholarship Description: Awarded annually to students on study permit who are entering an undergraduate degree program at the University of Alberta from high school on the basis of superior academic achievement (minimum award average of ~95% or equivalent) in Grades 10, 11, and 12. Receipt of funding for the second, third, and fourth years is contingent upon achieving a minimum GPA of 3.5 on a full normal course load at the University of Alberta each year.

Scholastic Distinction (Transfer Citations) for International Students
Conditions: Awarded annually to postsecondary students transferring into an undergraduate degree program at the University of Alberta based on superior academic achievement (minimum award average of 95% or equivalent) in Grades 10, 11, and 12 and on coursework completed at the postsecondary level. Receipt of funding for the second, third, and fourth years is contingent upon achieving a minimum GPA of 3.5 on a full normal course load at the University of Alberta each year.
Scholarship Application Deadline:
February 15, 2011 for Entrance Citations
March 4, 2011 for Transfer Citations students

Further scholarship Information and Application

Financial Aid for International Students, Southern New Hampshire University , USA

UFinancial assistance for International Students applying to Southern New Hampshire University is limited. Most forms of financial aid are subsidized by the U.S. Government, and therefore, are open only to U.S. citizens. International students, however, are eligible for the following:

1. Student Employment
Any full-time student is able to work on campus for a maximum of 20 hours per week when classes are in session. Jobs are available on campus, but it may not be possible to have a full twenty hours all the time; new students may have difficulty finding a job. Therefore, earnings from employment should always be viewed as a supplement and never as being crucial to meeting the expenses of studying in the U.S. because of its unpredictability.

2. Resident Assistant
Openings to be a Residence Assistant become available from time to time. These positions require living in a campus residence hall and being responsible for assisting students on a floor. RA awards include a scholarship, a stipend, and a reduced rate on a single room accommodation. Normally a student will not be eligible until after their first year.

3. Academic Scholarships
New international students are now eligible for a merit scholarship award of U.S.$1,000. This will be awarded at U.S.$500 per semester. All accepted Undergraduate School applicants whose academic background is of sufficiently high quality as to be considered equivalent to a minimum of a 3.0 grade point average in the U. S. educational system will automatically be eligible for this award depending on the availability of funds. The level of equivalency will be determined by the Director of International Admissions.
Eligible students will be asked to complete and submit an application form. The awards will be given only to those students who have completed the application and returned it to the Office of International Admissions no later than sixty (60) days prior to the beginning of the semester as indicated on the I-20. Students who enter the Intensive English Program first, or who begin studies in our summer school will have their awards deferred to the term in which they begin full-time Undergraduate studies, either September or January.

Late applications will not be considered for this award under the Academic Scholarship Program. No exceptions will be made.

Students who continue at Southern New Hampshire University will be eligible each year for additional awards under the Academic Scholarship Program. Continuing students who achieve a grade point average between 3.0 and 3.49 will be eligible to receive U.S.$1,000. Continuing students who achieve a grade point average of 3.5 to 4.0 will be eligible to receive U.S.$1,500. These will be awarded on a semester basis.

4. International Student Scholarships
Several scholarships are available exclusively for International Students and are based on both merit and need. Typically 4-5 five thousand dollar award are made. These are renewable based on maintaining a GPA of 2.5.

5. Athletic Scholarships
Athletic scholarships are available to outstanding athletes in basketball, cross-country, lacrosse, soccer (football), tennis, baseball, softball, and volleyball. Scholarship amounts vary.
International Student Loan Program

Do you have family or friends living permanently in the USA?

The International Student Loan Program offers loans for up to the full cost of your education. Repayment terms are up to 25 years. This loan is available for both graduate and undergraduate programs, but not for Intensive English. The primary condition is that the student has a family member or friend who is a citizen or permanent resident of the US. That person must be willing to co-sign or guarantee the loan.

For further information and application materials:

• http://www.iefc.com/
• http://www.internationalstudentloan.com/international_student/
• www.salliemae.com/international
• http://www.credila.com/ (indian students only)

http://www.snhu.edu/1511.asp

Undergrad Need Scholarships at Harvey Mudd College, USA

What funds are available to international students?
As an international student, you’re not eligible to apply for federal or state financial aid. However, HMC does provide financial support for a limited number of international students each year. We offer awards for international students, including the need-based International Student Scholarship and some merit award programs, one that is specifically designated for international students (the So Scholarship). If you will need financial support, you should apply for financial aid at the same time that you apply for admission. If you don’t apply for or receive financial aid as a first-year, you won’t be considered for financial aid in future years at HMC. Once you are awarded aid, your financial need will be assessed annually; however, your maximum annual award will be limited to the amount granted in the first year at HMC. Thus, if costs increase while you are attending HMC, your family should expect to contribute more to your educational costs. The number of awards and the maximum awards are set annually based upon available funding.

http://www.hmc.edu/admission1/costsandaid1/stepsinapplyingforfinancialaid1/financialaidforinternationalapplicants.html

UNDERGRADUATE: INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AT DRURY U., USA

Drury University would like to extend an invitation to your students wishing to study abroad in the USA, to learn about our merit-based scholarship opportunities. There are several types of scholarships available to international students:

Dean’s Scholarships: Students with a B average (3.0) or higher and with ONE of the following proficiency scores: IBT TOEFL 72 , IELTS 6.0, SAT 1650, or ACT 24 are encouraged to apply to Drury for automatic Dean’s Scholarships.

Dean’s scholarships will range from $2500 - $10000. There is no special application necessary to be considered for these scholarships. Scholarships are guaranteed for Fall 2011 if all admission requirements have been met by Jan 1, 2011.

Trustee Scholarships: These are by invitation only and are available for the Fall 2011 semester. Students must submit a high school transcript of B+ (3.5) or higher and the SAT cumulative score of 1920 or higher. Scholarships range from full tuition up to a limited number of full rides. These are made on the final decision of the Scholarship Committee. Students are expected to take a telephone interview during the special Trustee scholarship weekend.

All scholarships are renewable for Drury’s 4-year undergraduate degrees (or 5 years for Accounting degrees) (and 4 years of the 5-year Master of Architecture degree) with a 3.0 or B cumulative grade point average each year.

Announcement regarding International Baccalaureate Scholarship:

Deadline: July 15, 2011

This honor is awarded to students who have completed the requirements and have or will receive an international baccalaureate diploma. Students must submit proof of completion of the IB diploma requirements from their counselor or transcript, and a copy of their diploma once they receive it. This award is a stackable award of $3000. Drury will stack this with a student’s Academic Dean Scholarship.

College Credit for the completion of the IB Diploma with a score of:

28: at least 30 credit hours
27: at least 25 credit hours
26: at least 20 credit hours
25: at least 15 credit hours
24: at least 10 credit hours

Credit will initially be awarded as elective credit, with specific course equivalents designated in consultation with department chairs and university registrar. In most cases, a mark of 4 (HL) or 5 (SL) on a subject area test will warrant credit for specific equivalencies.

For those not completing the Diploma program, credit may still be awarded for satisfactory scores on individual subject tests.

Announcement regarding Drury University Grants:

Activity Awards
Deadlines vary by award

Students must apply and be admitted to Drury University to qualify for any Activity Award.

Art Award (majors only)
• Submit portfolio with your application. For more information, see www.drury.edu/art.

Athletic Award
• Scholarships vary by athletic program. These include baseball, basketball, soccer, volley ball, golf, swim, and track and cross country. There are a sizeable number of international students who enjoy these excellent scholarships. For more information , see www.drurypanthers.com

Debate Award
• Must apply and audition for awards on designated dates. For more information, see www.drury.edu/debate .

Music Award
• Must audition for awards on a designated date.
• Audition dates are either late fall or early spring semester. For more information, see http://music.drury.edu

Theatre Award
• Must audition for awards on a designated date.
• Audition dates are either late fall or early spring semester. For more information, see
www.drury.edu/theatre

If you have any questions about these scholarships or grants, please contact me directly at jhockens@drury.edu. I will be happy to answer your questions. If you or your students would like a packet of information mailed directly to you/them, please send an email request with the name and mailing address.

Online application for international students: http://www.drury.edu/admission/interapp.cfm

Sincerely,

Julie Hockensmith, M.Ed.

Director of International Admission

Drury University

900 North Benton

Springfield, Missouri, 65802, USA

Phone: 1 417 873-7506

Fax: 1 417 866-3873

Undergraduate Scholarships for International Students, University of Sydney, Australia

University of Sydney Scholarships for International School Leavers Applying through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC)

For: Students with a minimum UAI of 95 + other achievements
Value: $5000p.a.
Duration: 1 year (Entry Scholarships) or duration of degree (Merit Scholarships)
Application Due: End September
How to Apply: Application forms are available from the Scholarships Office from mid July in each scholarship round.

University of Sydney Scholarships for School Leavers applying for admission through the Universities
Admissions Centre (UAC) are awarded annually in January on a combination of school examination results, UAI and other achievements, (leadership, creativity, self-motivation, communication skills etc). Suitability will be considered based on the application submitted. When the UAI scores are released, each applicants UAI will be checked to see it meets the minimum level, the student may then be offered a scholarship. Please note that students who wish to study at Sydney College of the Arts or the Sydney Conservatorium of Music must achieve a UAI of at least 90 and be amongst the top 5% of applicants, assessed by portfolio or performance.

International and NZ students applying for admission through the UAC are also eligible to apply.

Students taking the IB (International Baccalaureate) in Australia (not off-shore) or other alternatives to the HSC will be assessed on the basis of a UAI equivalent. This is available from the UAC or the University Admissions Office (Tel: +61 2 9351 4117)

There are two levels of University of Sydney Scholarships (Entry & Merit scholarships). Your application will automatically be considered for both.

University of Sydney Merit Scholarship - $5000 for a maximum of 5 years (must maintain an excellent academic record throughout the tenure of the scholarship)
University of Sydney Entry Scholarship - $5000 for one year only
University of Sydney Scholarships are available for all undergraduate degrees and combined degrees. However, you can nominate only one faculty in your application which will be forwarded to this faculty for consideration. The scholarship can be used for any degree in that Faculty.

Please note that each student may only submit one application

Australian Development Scholarships (ADS) <==> may not apply to Malaysians.

ADS are funded by the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID) as part of Australia’s foreign aid program. The ADS provide opportunities for people from selected developing countries to study in Australia. These scholarships are awarded either on merit or on nomination by home governments. Information and application forms for the ADS must be obtained directly from the Australian Diplomatic Mission or the Australian Education Centre in your home country. Application process may take up to one year. For more information refer to http://www.ausaid.gov.au/scholar/

Faculty/International Student Merit Scholarships

The University of Sydney is committed to the provision of a quality education for its students. As part of this commitment, the International Merit Scholarship Scheme was introduced in 1998. International Student Merit Scholarships are awarded by the University of Sydney to its undergraduate/postgraduate coursework merit achievers who have completed at least one year of their studies at the University of Sydney. Selection is based strictly on academic merit and is decided by faculties participating in the program. The Faculty of Medicine bases its selection on GAMSAT results. Scholarship selection is usually made during Semester One of each academic year and all international students who do not already hold other scholarships are automatically considered. No application form is required. The Scholarships are awarded as full fee, half fee or fixed amount grants. In 2008, a total of 87 Scholarships were awarded. These Scholarships were offered by the following faculties: Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources, Arts, Dentistry, Economic and Business, Education and Social Work, Engineering and Information Technologies, Health Sciences, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Science, Sydney College of the Arts, and Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The University of Sydney’s Foundation Program through Taylors College also provided Scholarships to its meritorious students.


Faculty of Architecture Dean's International Merit Scholarships

Each year, five scholarships will be awarded to top international entrants to the Faculty of Architecture's Bachelor of Design (Architecture) and Bachelor of Design Computing programs with a minimum UAI of 95 (or converted equivalent). No application forms need to be lodged. The Dean of the Faculty of Architecture will award these scholarships, each valued at $1000, to bone fide international students. For further information, please email Mr Jonathan Hulme, Marketing Assistant, Faculty of Architecture.


Michael H. Rathgeber Scholarship (for residence at International House)

The scholarship was established in 1971 by a gift from Dr and Mrs Henri Rathgeber, to establish the Michael H. Rathgeber Scholarship in memory of their son who lived in the University’s International House from its inception until his death in 1969. This scholarship will be awarded to an undergraduate or postgraduate student of the University of Sydney with a good academic record or with special abilities, who would benefit from residence in International House and contribute to its purpose - but who would not be able to live in International House without financial assistance.
The Scholarship will be for 50% of the International House fees at the time for a single study bedroom accommodation during an academic year. The scholarship will be awarded for one academic year but may be awarded for a subsequent year or years. This scholarship is awarded by the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Sydney on the advice of an International House Selection Committee. Preference will be given to an Australian Aboriginal or a student from Papua New Guinea or the Pacific Islands.
Applications should be made in writing to:
The Director, International House, G06, The University of Sydney, NSW 2006.
Applicants should state their full financial position and if not already resident in International House, submit a completed application form for residence.

The Emile Boutmy Scholarship

The Emile Boutmy Scholarship
http://admissions.sciences-po.fr/en/...rt-emileboutmy

Sciences Po created the Emile Boutmy scholarship after the founder of Sciences Po (1871) in order to attract the very best international students from outside of the European Union.

Students from outside of the European Union who have been offered a place to study at undergraduate or Masters level are eligible.

Undergraduate programme:

Amount and length of the scholarship: Up to a full tuition grant of 8900€ per year for the three years of the undergraduate programme, in addition to a grant to cover part of the cost of living of €5000 per year.

The Europe Asia Undergraduate Programme (http://admissions.sciences-po.fr/en/node/198) and the Reims Transatlantic Campus programme (http://admissions.sciences-po.fr/en/node/574) are taught entirely in English.

Web: http://admissions.sciences-po.fr/en/node/207

Siena Heights University Scholarships for International Students, USA

Siena Heights University, a small Catholic liberal arts institution in Adrian, Michigan, is pleased to announce its need-based scholarship program to international students. SHU currently hosts over 80 international students from 40 different countries. SHU has a total student population of 3,000 in its undergraduate, graduate, and degree-completion programs. Most international students that request need-based aid are awarded assistance. Aid averages over half the cost of SHU's tuition.

Siena Heights has a low student to teacher ratio with many classes being no more than 15-20 students. The mission of Siena Heights University is to assist people to become more competent, purposeful, and ethical through a teaching and learning environment which respect the dignity of all. Students from all faiths and backgrounds are welcome at the University. Students, staff and faculty know each other. With a small student population, it is not uncommon for deep bonds and long lasting friendships to be formed among faculty, staff and students. Located in Adrian, Michigan, SHU's tuition and cost of living are reasonable compared to many of its competitors.

For additional information: www.sienaheights.edu

Dr. Jennifer Hanson
Director of International Studies
Siena Heights University
Tel: +1-517-264-7001
Email: jhanson@sienaheights.edu

Undergraduate: EducationUSA Scholarship at The University of Evansville. $15K/year

The University of Evansville (Indiana) is again offering its competitive scholarship for students coming through EducationUSA Advising Centers (In Malaysia please contact: MACEE). Advisors may nominate students (one per center) for the $15,000 per academic year scholarship. To receive the scholarship, students must be academically eligible for admission to the University and have the EducationUSA advisor's nomination. Students may begin either in August or January. Conditional acceptances are available for students who do not yet have the necessary English proficiency; they may begin in our Intensive English Center and transition into undergraduate studies when ready. This scholarship is renewable each year for 4 years.

Among Midwest colleges and universities, The University of Evansville ranks #3 as a Great School at a Great Price and #10 overall from the U.S. News & World Report's latest "Best Colleges" issue. This year University of Evansville was also cited among universities with an outstanding program to study abroad. The School of Business boasts AACSB International accreditation and the College of Engineering and Computer Science, ABET accreditation.

Rebecca Poelhuis
Coordinator of International Admission
University of Evansville
Email: rp50@evansville.edu

www.facebook.com/ue.intadmission

Financial aid from Manhattanville College, USA

All financial aid awards for International Students are based on need. Because the international admissions process at Manhattanville College is highly competitive, all students who receive financial aid have strong academic records and leadership abilities.

All International Students need to complete the College Board International Student Financial Aid Application. This application is available below or a copy may be obtained from our Financial Aid Office. The form is available in November and must be filed with our Financial Aid Office by March 1st for priority consideration. For questions regarding this process, please contact the Financial Aid Office at 914-323-5357.

International Student Financial Aid Application (2010 - 2011)

You may also need:
Business Farm Supplement
Certification of Finances
Noncustodial Parents Statement

All International Students must submit the following documentation with their application:

• Verification of parental income for the most recent tax year (tax returns, if applicable)
• Verification of student income for the most recent tax year (tax returns, if applicable)
• Wage statements for parents and students for the most recent tax year
• Documentation of current savings, investments and family business (if applicable)
  

All documents must be submitted in English, and foreign currencies converted into
U.S. dollars.

http://www.manhattanville.edu/AdmissionsandFinancialAid/FinancialAid/ApplicationProcess/InternationalFinancialAid.aspx

2 Full Scholarships from Furman U., USA

We offer two full scholarships to two incoming international freshmen each year. These freshmen scholarships are highly competitive and based on academic excellence, strong standardized test scores, and fit to Furman. Other merit aid may be available based upon your academic and co-curricular accomplishments.

In order to be considered for these scholarships, a student must submit his or her application for admission by January 15, 2011. There is not a separate application required to be considered for an international scholarship, only the application for admission.

We do not offer any scholarships or financial aid to International Transfer Students.

Frank McClary
Associate Director of Admission
International Admission Coordinator
frank.mcclary@furman.edu
864.294.2034

Scholarships for International First-Year Students, 2011-12, The University of Iowa, USA

The University of Iowa offers several scholarships to outstanding international first-year students. Financial assistance in the form of grants, loans, or need-based aid is not available for international students.

UI Presidential Scholarship
Requires a minimum ACT composite score of 30 (or a minimum combined SAT critical reading and math score of 1330) AND a minimum cumulative high school grade-point average (GPA) of 3.80 on a 4.00 scale.

• Value: $52,000 ($13,000 a year
  for up to four years) through a combination of a $10,000
  Presidential Scholarship and a
  $3,000 Old Gold Scholarship
• 20 awards
• The Presidential Scholarship Application* for Fall 2011 is due December 10, 2010.
• Contact Admissions for more details.

Old Gold Scholarship
For up to 350 applicants in the University of Iowa Presidential Scholarship competition.

• Value: $12,000 ($3,000 a year
  for up to four years)
• Up to 350 awards
• To apply, submit a Presidential Scholarship Application* for fall 2011, and you will automatically be considered for this award.
• The application will be due December 10, 2010.
• Contact Admissions for more details.

Dean Gerhard Loewenberg Scholarship
For the top-ranking alternate in the Presidential Scholarship competition who is majoring in College of Liberal Arts and Sciences programs only (see Presidential Scholarship details higher on this page).

• Value: $1,000 - $2,500
• One-time award for first-year students
• One award
• Contact the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences for more details.

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Excellence Award
For selected Old Gold Scholars with majors in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (see Old Gold Scholarship details higher on this page).

• Value: $1,000 - $2,000
• One-time award for first-year students only
• Up to five awards per year
• Contact Admissions for more details.

University of Iowa National Scholars Award
For entering nonresident and international first-year students who have a Regent Admission Index score of 290 or above. If your high school does not rank, an ACT composite score of 26 (or a combined SAT critical reading and math score of 1170) or above AND a minimum cumulative high school GPA of 3.60 on a 4.00 scale are required.

• Value: $16,960 ($4,240 a year for up to four years)
  • If tuition increases, the scholarship will increase by the same percent.
• Eligible students are considered automatically upon admission.
• Contact Admissions for more details.

Iowa Heritage Award
For entering nonresident students who have a parent, stepparent, legal guardian, or grandparent who graduated from The University of Iowa with a bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degree.

• Value: $6,000 ($1,500 a year for up to four years)
• The Iowa Heritage Award Application* is due May 6 for summer session and fall semester; December 9 for spring semester.
• Contact Admissions for more details.

Individual departments and colleges also award scholarships to first-year students. A few examples are listed below. Visit departmental web sites for additional scholarship possibilities.

Engineering Excellence Scholarship
For engineering majors who have a 3.70 GPA (on a 4.00 scale) OR an ACT composite score of 28 (a combined SAT critical reading and math score of 1250) or above.

• Value: $1,500
• The Engineering Excellence Scholarship Application for Fall 2011 is due January 31, 2011.
• One-time award for first-year students only
• 100 awards
• Contact the College of Engineering for more details.

Tippie Scholars Program Scholarship
For students who qualify for Direct Admission to the Tippie College of Business and who apply to the Tippie Scholars Program. Additional requirements are specified below.

• Value: $1,500
  • The award may be renewed for the sophomore year provided eligibility requirements are met.
• Admission to the Tippie Scholars Program is highly competitive and based on academic merit and an essay.
• The Tippie Scholars Program Scholarship Application is due February 1, 2011, for students applying for Fall 2011.
• Up to 30 awards
• Contact the Tippie College of Business for more details.

http://www.uiowa.edu/admissions/undergrad/scholarships/intl-first-year.htm

Undergrad Merit Scholarships from $2-10K/year at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, USA

There are scholarship opportunities for international students who are full-time degree seeking students. These scholarships range from $2,000-$10,000 yearly and are based on high school GPAs for international freshman applicants and college GPAs for international transfer applicants:

Scholarship Name	Annual Amount Up To	Minimum Transfer Requirements
Trustee Scholarship	$10,000	4.00 or greater GPA
Presidential Scholarship	$8,000	3.50 to 3.99 GPA
Dean's Scholarship	$6,000	3.00 to 3. 49 GPA
Woods Scholarship	$4,000	2.50 to 2.99 GPA
Providence Scholarship	$2,000	2.00 to 2.49 GPA

http://www.smwc.edu/admission/international-students/international-student-information/#finaid

Undergrad Need-based Scholarships at Bard College, USA - average award: $28,900

Bard is one of the few American colleges and universities that offers financial aid to international students. Scholarships, which are based on need, range from several thousand dollars to full-tuition coverage. The billed cost of attending the college — tuition, fees, room and board — per year are approximately $50,000. Books and personal expenses are estimated at $2,500 per year. The average financial aid grant is $28,900. The financial aid budget is not unlimited; the college will only admit a student if there are resources—personal funds, college grants, loans — adequate to pay for his or her expenses. Please see the Financial Aid for International Students webpage.

International Student Scholarship from $1-13K/year at John Carroll U., USA.

This scholarship is designed to enroll International student leaders at John Carroll University. The recipients must exhibit the ability to excel academically, to contribute to the university environment, possess leadership qualities as well as the willingness to share their diverse cultural backgrounds.

The scholarship awards will range from $1,000-$13,000 per year. They are renewable each year, up to eight total semesters, provided the student maintains a 2.5 GPA and full-time status at John Carroll.

Application for admission AND submission of the scholarship application found here.

http://www.jcu.edu/aidjcu/scholarships/merit.htm

Scholarships for International Students to Schiller International U., USA

International students pursuing any field of study may be eligible for a scholarship of $2,775 if they are interested in attending Schiller International University. The scholarship is for undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate study in North America. The submission deadline is April 1. To find out more about this scholarship money, contact the Financial Aid Office, Schiller International University, Dunedin, FL 34698, phone 727-736-5082, fax 727-734-0359, website at schiller.edu. Schiller International University was founded in 1964 and today the student body represents over 100 country, fostering cultural growth.

Scholarships for Undergraduate Students at International U., USA

Qualified undergraduate international and domestic students studying any field may qualify for the International President Scholarship and International University Scholarship. Tuition reimbursement is given to students studying in North America. The reward is $2,400 to $3,000 per year. To find out current deadlines and more, contact Darla Wilson, Director of Admissions, United States International University, San Diego, CA 92131-1799, phone 619-635-4772, fax 619-635-4739, website usiu.ac.ke/admissions/financial.aid/usiu.programs.htm.

Scholarships for International Students at Southern Illinois U., USA

International students already enrolled at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale will be pleased to note their generous tuition awards in recognition of outstanding scholastic achievement. The scholarship is available to SIUC student only pursuing any field of study in North America. Students receive an award of $750 to $3,000 toward undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate studies. Get more info from Christine Svec, International Programs and Services, Carbondale, IL 62901-4333, phone 618-453-5774, fax 618-453-7660, website siu.edu.siuc.

International Scholarships for Men at Wabash College, USA

The Wabash College International Merit award helps international male students cover the costs of studying at Wabash, a liberal arts college in North America. Students may pursue any field of study. The Wabash College International Merit Award seeks to attract qualified undergraduate international students from diverse backgrounds. The award amount is $15,000 with a submission deadline of February 1. To find out more, contact Rudy Cope, Coordinator, International Recruitment, Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN 47933-0352, phone 765-361-6455, fax 765-361-6437, website wabash.edu/admissions/finances/international_merit.

UG: Scholarships for International Students at Mars Hill College, USA

International students studying at Mars Hill College may qualify for one of their academic scholarships to help meet tuition costs for any field of study. The award amounts are $1,000 to $8,400 for undergraduate studies. To find out more about these international scholarships, contact Rick Hinshaw, Dean of Admissions, Mars Hill College, Mars Hill, NC 28754, phone 828-689-1123, 828-689-1300, website mhc.edu/administration/finaid/scholarships.asp. Mars Hills College was founded in 1856 and is located 15 miles from Asheville, the largest city in North Carolina. U.S. News and World Report lists Mars Hill College as a first-tier regional liberal arts college.”

Scholarships for Needy Undergraduate Students to Smith College for Women

Needy female students from around the globe can pursue the Smith College grant to attend Smith College. The award allows students from outside the United States to attend Smith on the basis of need. Students can pursue any field of undergraduate study at Smith with a submission deadline of February 1. Learn more about this scholarship by contacting Myra B. Smith, Smith College, Northhampton, MA, phone 413-585-2530, fax 413-585-2566, website smith.edu.finaid. This grant enables women from various backgrounds to invest in a quality education from a private institution.

Merit/need Scholarships from $5,000-$25,000 USD/year at private Liberal Arts College in Virginia. Randolph-Macon College

Welcoming talented international students from around the world is a part of Randolph-Macon’s commitment to diversity on campus and helping students become world citizens.

If you would like to receive more information about Randolph-Macon College, please click here.

About Randolph-Macon College

Location: Randolph-Macon is located 15 miles from the state capital of Richmond, Virginia, and 90 miles from Washington, D.C., the nation's capital. R-MC is within one day's drive of most major east coast cities.

Tradition: R-MC is a liberal arts college offering the most comprehensive core curriculum of any college or university in Virginia.

Academics: We offer 30 majors and nearly 40 minors. Since 1920, a higher percentage of Randolph-Macon graduates have earned Ph.D.s than that of any other private college in Virginia.

Financial Aid: A variety of non-need based academic scholarships are awarded each year ranging from $5,000 to $25,000 and are based on academic performance, standardized test scores, and extracurricular involvement. Need-based financial aid for international applicants is limited. To be considered for need-based aid, you must complete the International Student Financial Aid Application and mail a copy to the Admissions Office.

Applications: Applications for the fall semester are due by March 1. All applicants must send:

• A completed application for admission with written essay
• Secondary school transcript
• TOEFL scores for non-native English speakers (required minimum score: 550 on paper-based test, 213 on computer-based test, or 80 on Internet-based test)
• Letter of recommendation
• $30 application fee (for paper applications only; online applications do not require a fee)
• A signed Statement of Financial Support and official bank statements for your bank or your sponsor's bank as verification of a student's ability to finance a Randolph-Macon education. This Statement of Financial Support, official bank statements, and a copy of the student's passport photo page are required of all applicants who are not US citizens or permanent residents. Once an applicant has been accepted and the Office of Admissions has received this information and verified the student's ability to pay, the I-20 document will be released to allow the student to obtain an F-1 student visa.

For more details, please see the International Admissions Process page.

If you need specific information about our admissions process and requirements, please contact us by mail, telephone, or email.

By mail:
Office of Admissions
Randolph- Macon College
P.O. Box 5005
Ashland, VA 23005-5505
USA

By phone:
+1-804-752-7305

By email:
Email the Office of Admissions or contact Charter Lindley, International Admissions Coordinator.

http://www.rmc.edu/Admissions/international.aspx

Green Mountain College welcomes international students - average award: $16,000 USD/year

During the 2008-2009 academic year, 90 percent of international students received financial assistance. The average institutional grant or scholarship for international students was $16,000.

Although Green Mountain College is committed to rewarding international students with excellent academic records, you should be aware that we still expect you to contribute significantly to your own education. Scholarships are available from other outside sources, and we are willing to work with you to find other opportunities for financial assistance.

http://greenmtn.edu/admissions/international/international_faq.aspx

Financial assistance from Amherst College, USA.

Application and Financial Aid Guidelines

Regardless of your citizenship or geographic location, you should follow the same first-year or transfer application process that other students follow. In the 2008-2009 admission cycle, Amherst College extended its need-blind admission policy to international students. This means Amherst will admit international students without regard to their level of financial need or request for financial aid. In addition, Amherst meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for all international students who are admitted to the college and apply for need-based financial aid. To review the requirements necessary for international students to apply for financial aid, visit the Office of Financial Aid's web pages for international applicants.

https://www.amherst.edu/admission/apply/international

Malaysian Rubber Export Promotion Council Scholarship 2010

Introduction

Malaysian Rubber Export Promotion Council (MREPC) is an agency under the Ministry of Plantation Industries and Commodities that facilitates the export of quality rubber products worldwide. The MREPC Scholarship Fund seeks to attract and retain top talent in the rubber products industry. The Fund will provide opportunities for qualified, high performing candidates to further their education in areas of interest to the rubber products industry.

Fields of Study

• Engineering – chemical, mechanical, electrical/electronic, industrial
• Polymer technology
• Environmental studies
• Marketing/Business studies/Statistical analysis

Eligibility

• You must be a Malaysian citizen and be a full time student
• You must have outstanding academic results in STPM or equivalent
• Active participation in extracurricular activities or community service will be an advantage
• You are currently in an undergraduate study programme or have already in receipt of an offer of admission into a degree programme commencing Jan/Feb 2011
• Not be in receipt of any other scholarship, financial aid or award from any institutions, or any other organizations or foundations
• Provide two credible guarantors

Value of Scholarship

• Tuition fees for related undergraduate programmes at IPTA and IPTS
• Accommodation and living expenses
• Internship opportunities, while studying, with rubber products companies
• Employment opportunities upon graduation, which includes a compulsory bond to serve the industry for 3 – 5 years

How to Apply

Please e-mail your completed application form to scholarship@mrepc.com with a recent passport-sized photograph, certified photocopies of your academic transcripts and/or certificates, and all relevant documents to reach us no later than 25 October 2010 or send them by hand or by post to:

Malaysian Rubber Export Promotion Council
(MREPC Scholarship Fund)
Block 2A, Level 13A-1, Plaza Sentral,
Jalan Stesen Sentral 5,
50470 Kuala Lumpur

For enquiries, please contact Mr. Brandon Chan or Ms. Ilyana at 03 – 2780 5888.

Deadline:

The closing date for application is 25 October 2010

For more information, please visit http://www.mrepc.com/

Undergrad: Financial aid from Occidental College, USA

Financial aid for international students is very limited. Aid is awarded in the form of scholarships, which vary in dollar amounts according to each student's demonstrated need, but may cover up to the full cost of an Occidental education. International scholarships are awarded according to merit and need, and are given to those students who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement.

Only those international students who are unable to meet our costs should apply for aid, since the competition for admission among applicants tends to be considerably more intense than among international students who do not require financial assistance. Please also note that international students who do not apply for aid at the time of admission should not expect aid during any of their years at Occidental.

If you need financial assistance in order to attend Occidental College, please explain any unusual expenses, debt, or special circumstances using the space provided on the Certification of Finances and complete the International Student Financial Aid Application (ISFA)*. The ISFA Application can also be requested from the Office of Admission. Both forms should be returned to Occidental College, Admission Office, 1600 Campus Road, Los Angeles, CA 90041.

http://www.oxy.edu/x1989.xml

Two President’s International Student Scholarships (full-tuition) at Illinois Wesleyan University, USA

Merit-based scholarships are offered to qualified international applicants with outstanding academic achievement and test scores, although need-based financial aid is not available to international students. These awards, ranging from $3,000 to $18,000 per year, are renewable for up to four years of study. In some instances, additional help is provided through student loans and campus employment.

In addition, two full-tuition President’s International Student Scholarships may be offered. These scholarships may be awarded each year to two highly qualified international students, based on their talents, interests, and academic achievements. Each full-tuition scholarship is renewable for up to four years of study at Illinois Wesleyan University.

A separate scholarship application form is not required. The International Scholarship Committee uses the information that is provided on the student's application for admission to make its decision after a student has been accepted for admission.

Paul J. Schley, Director of International Admissions
Illinois Wesleyan University
1211 Park Street
Bloomington, IL 61701 U.S.A.
Telephone: 309-556-3031
e-mail: international@iwu.edu

http://www.iwu.edu/admissions/international/intscholar.shtml

Undergrad: Financial aid from Kalamazoo College, USA

Kalamazoo College offers a broad range of financial aid opportunities for international students. Merit-based financial assistance is available to admitted applicants who demonstrate significant academic and co-curricular experiences. Need-based aid is granted to admitted applicants with demonstrated financial need. Admission to Kalamazoo College is highly selective, and the competition for financial aid is more competitive the greater the applicant's demonstrated financial need.

If you are applying for financial assistance, you must complete the International Student Financial Aid Application form. This form must be submitted before your application for admission can be considered. Therefore we strongly encourage you to mail this at your earliest convenience.

Types of Financial Aid Available to International Students

Merit-Based Scholarships: International applicants are eligible for a variety of merit-based scholarships. Please visit our merit-based scholarship page for more information.

Grants: Admitted international students demonstrating financial need are eligible for financial assistance. Financial need is assessed by the Financial Aid Office based on the information you and your family accurately and truthfully submit on the International Student Financial Aid Application.

Special notes:

• International students who do not apply for aid at the time of admission should not expect aid for the duration of their four years at Kalamazoo College.
• Financial aid awards covering the entire cost of attendance are extremely rare and very competitive.

http://www.kzoo.edu/admission/?p=international&s=_fa

Scholarships for new undergraduate international students at Northern Arizona University, USA

Please find below the scholarships available for F-1, degree-seeking international students. Please note the following:

• F-1, degree-seeking International students are eligible for only one of the scholarships listed below.
• Scholarships are not guaranteed.
• If you receive a new student scholarship, you will be notified in your acceptance packet.

New Students

New F-1 students seeking admission as a degree seeking student at the Flagstaff campus may be eligible for a $4,000 per academic year award applicable to their tuition costs. Students will be notified of this award at the time of admission to the university. Award letters will be sent with students' admissions packets.

International Baccalaureate Scholarship

Students receiving an International Baccalaureate diploma who are admitted to Northern Arizona University as an undergraduate, first-degree seeking student are eligible to receive US$5000 per year for tuition. This award may not be able to be combined with other tuition awards. The award is renewable for up to eight semesters if student maintains a 2.5 grade point average and completes 30 credit hours per year. To learn more about the award click here for our Financial Aid information page.

http://international.nau.edu/international_admissions/scholarships.html

Universtiy of Nebraska-Lincoln scholarship-$2.5-11K/year

The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is committed to an international presence on campus and celebrates the diversity brought forth by students from different countries and cultures. Upon admission to undergraduate studies, new international students are considered for the following scholarship awards:

International Student Scholar Awards

All international students who are admitted to NEBRASKA may be eligible for a merit-based scholarship worth US$2,500.00 up to US$11,200.00 per year. Students are automatically considered for the scholarships once they have been admitted - there are no additional forms to be completed. Students receiving scholarships will be notified in their admission letter.

The Paul Robitschek Czech Study Program

Provides scholarships to undergraduate students from universities or institutions of higher learning in the Czech Republic so that they may fully participate in American life while studying at the University of Nebraska for one academic year. Learn more by following this link: http://admissions.unl.edu/scholarships/robitschek

University Honors Program Scholarship

The University Honors Program provides a challenging and creative academic program for talented and highly motivated students. Students must complete an Honors Application to be considered for the program. You are encouraged to apply by the early notification deadline of November 15. The second and final application deadline is March 1. Honors Program Scholarship includes A limited number Textbook Scholarships in the amount of $250 per semester, fall and spring semesters only, for up to 135 credit hours, four years, or the completion of a bachelor’s degree, whichever comes first.

Admission to this program requires a separate application process in addition to meeting the international student admissions requirements. Students must apply for admission before applying to the University Honors Program. The final deadline for application is March 1, for the fall semester. Students interested in this program should contact their admission counselor for more information.

http://admissions.unl.edu/scholarships/international.aspx

Accounting and Finance Honours Scholarship 2011, Monash University, Australia

Accounting and Finance Honours Scholarship

Study Subject: Accounting and Finance

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Employer: Monash University

Level: Bachelor

Scholarship Description:

To be eligible, you must be:

an Australian or New Zealand citizen, or holder of an Australian permanent resident visa or permanent humanitarian visa, or an international student, and intending to enroll full-time in the Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) degree majoring in accounting or finance at a Monash campus in Australia. Selection is based on academic merit and an interview.

Awarded to eligible students on the basis of academic achievement in accounting or finance units during the final two years of their degree and any prizes awarded for academic achievement. Final selection will be by a panel interview.

Scholarship Application Deadline: 31 October 2010

Further Scholarship Information and Application:
http://www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/account-finance-honours.html

The Institute of Theoretical Physics Honours Scholarship 2011, Australia

Scholarships for those students who are interested in pursuing a career in theoretical physics and have demonstrated a high-level of academic achievement in their undergraduate tertiary studies

Study Subject: Physics

Employer: Curtin University

Level: Undergraduate

Scholarship Description: The Scholarship will include a $5,000 cash payment for one year to assist with costs associated with studying (textbooks, incidental expenses etc) for the normal expected duration of the honours degree for which the scholarship is offered. The University reserves the right to reduce the amount of assistance where applicants are in receipt of other Scholarships. Students will only be awarded one continuing Scholarship. A continuing Scholarship is defined as a Scholarship that has more than one payment. The cash payment of the Scholarship will be paid to the student’s nominated bank account in two instalments of $2,500 per year. First and second semester payments will occur post census dates (thus approx mid-end April and mid-end Sept).

Eligibility Criteria: Applicants must meet ALL of the following criteria to be considered for a Institute of Theoretical Physics Honour Scholarship:

• Excellent academic performance in the relevant undergraduate degree
• Receive approval from Curtin University to study Physics Honours Major

Scholarship Application Deadline: 15th NOVEMBER 2010

Further Scholarship Information and Application:
http://scholarships.curtin.edu.au/view_document.cfm?document_id=1908

Information Systems Scholarship Programme 2011, Australia

The Scholarship is available for the normal expected duration of the initial course offered to the successful Scholarship recipient

Study Subject: Computing / Information Technology (IT), Information Management, Management / Administration

Employer: Curtin University

Level: Undergraduate

Scholarship Description: The scholarship is valued at $5,000 in total and will be awarded to students over the period of the original course that the scholarship was offered, for example if it is a three year course they will receive $2,000 in their first year and then $1,500 in the subsequent years.

The Scholarship will be available for the normal expected duration of the initial undergraduate course offered to the successful Scholarship recipient. For example, if the normal expected duration is 600 credits of study, the Scholarship will cover 600 credit points only.

Once the Information Systems Scholarship Programme has been accepted, the scholarship will commence from the first semester of study.

The cash payment of the Scholarship will be paid to the student’s nominated bank account normally in two instalments (pro rata if part-time) per year. Payments occur post census date (Semester 1 approx mid-end April) and in second semester payment will occur post census date (approx mid-end Sept). If the scholarship is commended in Semester 2 then there will be one payment.

Eligibility Criteria: Applicants must meet ALL of the following criteria to be considered for an Information Systems Scholarship Programme:
• Be an international student and hold a valid Student Visa – Higher Education (Subclass 573)
• Have received a Confirmation of Enrolment (COE) into an eligible undergraduate business degree at Curtin University in 2011
• Commencing the first semester of their first undergraduate degree at Curtin University of Technology in semester 1, 2011.

Scholarship Application Deadline: 3 December, 2010

Further Scholarship Information and Application:
http://scholarships.curtin.edu.au/view_document.cfm?document_id=1916

Undergrad: Financial aid from Knox College, USA

International students must be able to demonstrate their family's ability to afford a Knox education. However, Knox does offer a limited scholarship program for international students who demonstrate financial need and strong academic abilities. The maximum award is approximately one-half of the comprehensive fee. To be considered for these awards, you must submit a Financial Aid Application for International Students and a Certification of Finances Form with your application for admission. The ability to afford a Knox education may be a factor in determining the admission of international students who are academically qualified but do not meet financial qualifications.

When making plans to attend Knox, your family should expect the comprehensive fee to increase by five to seven percent each year and prepare as well for potential fluctuations in currency exchange rates. For more information, see Financial Information for International Students (PDF).

http://www.knox.edu/Admission-and-Financial-Aid/Apply-to-Knox/International-Applicants/Financial-Aid-and-Visa-Information.html

Undergrad: Financial aid from Bryn Mawr College (Women's College), USA

Each year Bryn Mawr awards grant aid, based on financial need, to outstanding international applicants (those who do not hold a U.S. passport, or are not permanent residents of the U.S.). The amount awarded varies according to the financial need of the applicant and full demonstrated need may be met. Competition for these awards is exceptionally keen.

http://www.brynmawr.edu/financialaid/intl_students_financial.shtml

Undergrad: Financial aid from Scripps College (Women's College), USA

Financial Aid for International Students

Financial assistance for international applicants is limited. International student scholarships are awarded on the basis of merit to support students demonstrating exceptional academic and personal achievements. Scholarships are renewable annually.

Financial aid for international students is only awarded at the time of admission, and an international student's expected family contribution remains constant over the student's undergraduate years at the College.

The CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE is required for international students who wish to be considered for financial aid. If paying the fee associated with the CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE creates a significant burden for your family, please contact the Office of Financial Aid prior to the appropriate deadline to apply for a CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE fee waiver.

http://think.scrippscollege.edu/international.php

Undergrad: Financial aid from Gettysburg College, USA

Gettysburg College embraces diversity and has a strong commitment to our international students. We strive to meet the demonstrated financial need for all admitted international students; however, the financial aid process is highly competitive and funds are limited.

International students who are applying for financial aid should submit the International Student Financial Aid Application and the Certification of Finances Form for the 2010-11 academic year.

Gettysburg College awards financial aid based on financial need. Once need is determined, academic achievement, scholastic aptitude, and promise of contribution as a student and citizen are factors used to determine financial aid awards.

International students have the potential to receive a grant amount equal to full tuition but that is not ordinarily the case. Awards of loan and employment are usually part of a financial aid package. There is also an expectation that families will contribute to the student's educational costs.

Applicants will receive a financial aid decision with their admissions acceptance letter if the financial aid paperwork is on file at the College. Otherwise the financial aid decision will be made as soon as possible after the materials are received by the College.

Financial aid decisions for continuing students will be mailed after June 1.

Helpful Tips for International Students

Frequently Asked Questions for International Students

http://www.gettysburg.edu/scholarships_aid/how_toapply/international_students.dot

Undergrad: Financial aid from Mount Holyoke College (Women's College), USA

Limited amounts of financial assistance are awarded competitively to international applicants based on their academic achievements and financial eligibility as determined by College guidelines. Applicants must apply for financial aid at the same time they apply for admission. Once a student has been admitted, she cannot then apply for aid.

• Financial Aid for International Students
• Application Forms
• Tuition and Costs

http://www.mtholyoke.edu/admission/international_financial_aid.html

Undergrad: Financial aid from Berea College, USA

Berea College is the only school in the United States that provides 100% funding to 100% of enrolled international students for the first year of enrollment. This combination of financial aid and scholarships offsets the costs of tuition, room, board, and fees.

In subsequent years, international students are expected to save $1,000 (US) per year to contribute toward their expenses. The College does provide summer jobs to international students so that they may meet this obligation.

Accepted international students are expected to pay a $50 (US) entrance fee and a $2,200 (US) deposit to confirm their enrollment. This deposit can be used by international students for certain expenses during their four years of enrollment. For students who are unable to pay all or a portion of the deposit, additional financial aid is available.

All international students are provided with a paid, on-campus job through the College’s Work Program throughout the academic year. Students may use their wages (about $1,200 (US) the first year) to cover personal expenses.

http://www.berea.edu/prospectivestudents/international/costsfinancialaid.asp

Heritage Scholarships at The College of Idaho, USA

The College of Idaho Heritage Scholarship awards those students who meet the highest academic standards with a full tuition scholarship to the College for the 2011-12 academic year, with renewal for up to four years. We invite you to nominate students for this prestigious scholarship who meet the following criteria:

• 3.85 cumulative GPA through the first 6 semesters of high school
• Minimum 31 ACT composite or 1380 SAT score (critical reading and math)

To compete for a Heritage Scholarship, students must complete an application and be accepted to The College of Idaho, write a 750 to 1000-word essay, and send their FAFSA information to the College. Students who meet these criteria may be invited to campus for an interview.

Download the Heritage Scholarship Nomination Form (.pdf)

http://www.collegeofidaho.edu/admission/heritage/default.asp?ID=admission

Undergrad: Financial aid from Davidson College, USA

Financial Aid

A very limited number of students who are non-U.S. citizens receive financial assistance each year. These funds vary in amount and are based on a combination of financial need and merit awards.

If you wish to apply for financial assistance from Davidson, you must complete the International Student Financial Aid Application and the Certification of Finances Guidlines OR the CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE available on the College Board web site.

International applicants may also pursue merit-based scholarship opportunities discussed in the Merit-Based Scholarships Form.

http://www3.davidson.edu/cms/x6445.xml

Undergrad: Financial aid from Grinnell College, USA

International Student Financial Aid Policy

Grinnell College endorses the philosophy that all students, regardless of their financial ability, should be able to pursue their studies at Grinnell if admitted. We have a long history of providing financial assistance to international students. In recent years the College has begun offering additional scholarship opportunities to new international students. We are committed to providing affordable education to students from around the world—students like you!

Grinnell offers a full range of financial aid opportunities to international students. Admission to Grinnell is highly selective and the competition for financial aid is more competitive as the applicant's demonstrated financial need increases. The best students, who also maintain an active co-curricular involvement (sports, community service, music, theater, debate, student government, etc.), will be admitted regardless of financial circumstances.

All applicants applying for financial aid must complete the International Student Application for Financial Aid and Scholarships, which is sent with the Grinnell College Application for Admission, or the College Board's International Student Financial Aid Application. There are no additional forms required for any of the categories of financial aid listed below. The Admission Committee will automatically consider you for the scholarship if you are eligible.

http://www.grinnell.edu/admission/apply/international/finaid

Undergrad: Financial aid from Saint Anselm College, USA

Financial Aid for Non-U.S. Citizens

Financial aid is limited for students who are not Permanent Residents and/or citizens of the United States.
International students in need of financial aid must submit the following documents:

• International Student Financial Aid Application (PDF/124KB)
• International Student Certification of Finances (PDF/224KB)

International citizens who need financial aid cannot apply for admission as early action candidates.

http://www.anselm.edu/Admission/How-to-Apply/International-Students.htm

Global Community Scholarship at New England College, USA

This scholarship is awarded to international students who are not eligible for federal financial aid (that is, who are not U.S. citizens and who do not have resident alien status). The student must be highly talented, and have an outstanding academic record. Award amounts range from $1,000 to full tuition.

http://www.nec.edu/student-financial-services/types-of-available-assistance-1/merit-based-scholarships

Undergrad: Financial aid from Messiah College, USA

Merit-Based Academic Scholarships

Provost’s Scholarships:US$5,000–$12,500 annually

• All students who meet the criteria are awarded scholarships.
  
• Based on standardized test scores (SAT or ACT) and class rank.
  
• No additional application is needed for this scholarship.

President’s and Trustee’s Scholarships: US$15,540–$25,900 annually

• 66 scholarships total awarded annually
  
• Minimum academic qualifications: SAT of 1300+ or ACT of 29+, and class rank in the top 10%
  
• Eligible students may be invited to an interview selection process.
  
• Admissions application materials must arrive by January 15.
  
  

Financial Need-Based Scholarships

International Aid: US$1,000–$15,000 annually

• Awards based on the International Financial Form/Affidavit of Support submitted at the time of application (available only to non-U.S. citizens).
  
• Submit the International Financial Form/Affidavit of Support Form and supporting documents.

Federal Financial Aid

• Loans, grants, and scholarships; amounts awarded are based on the FAFSA (available only to U.S. citizens and permanent residents).

Work Study Employment
All students are eligible for on-campus work during the school year, with possible earnings up to US$2,000/year (before taxes). Summer work is also available on a limited basis, with possible earnings of up to US$4,000 (before taxes).

Note: Each international student can expect to provide approximately US$17,000 in financial support for each year they attend Messiah College. Students receiving merit-based academic scholarships may be able to reduce this amount.

http://www.messiah.edu/admissions/international_students/tuition.html