Wednesday, October 13, 2010

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.

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 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
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