Forum Replies by pooja
Hello Paul Crampton,
Reed College has 8.9% of international students.It is always difficult to get into a US university as an international student, especially when you require financial aid. The good thing is Reed College provides need-based aids to international students as well.
Randolph College provides aids at an average of 34868 per student meeting 77% of students need. 100% of students with need receive financial aid at an average of 30826 need-based grant.
Yeah, I agree with the previous answer. Try searching for sponsorships in your country as well. The university provides merit based scholarships too but I am not sure if international students are eligible for them. Better look their profile in OYA School or search in their website or maybe ask them.
Yeah, Ohio State University-Main Campus does provide scholarships based on merit. Here are some of them:
Eminence Fellows Program and Scholarship
Total Worth: Full cost of attendance plus a $3,000 enrichment grant accessible after the first year of successful study
Eligibility: Full cost of attendance plus a $3,000 enrichment grant accessible after the first year of successful study
Minimum Criteria: Strong standardized test scores and GPA and top 10 percent (and above) class rank with curiosity as demonstrated by research or equivalent experiences
Requirement for maintenance: Minimum GPA of 3.4/3.5 (based on program of study) measured at the end of the first year and annually thereafter
Separate application needed: Yes
Application deadline: November 9
National Buckeye Scholarship
Total Worth: $13,500 per year
Eligibility: $13,500 per year
Minimum Criteria: Top 25 percent of their graduating classes with an ACT composite score of 29 or higher or SAT score equivalent of 1330 or higher
Requirement for maintenance: Minimum GPA of 2.5 measured at the end of the second year and annually thereafter
Separate application needed: No
Application deadline: November 1
Maximus Scholarship
Total Worth: $3,000 per year
Eligibility: $3,000 per year
Minimum Criteria: Top 3 percent of their graduating classes with an ACT composite score of 33 or higher or SAT score equivalent of 1450 or higher
Requirement for maintenance: Minimum GPA of 3.2 measured at the end of the second year and annually thereafter
Separate application needed: No
Application deadline: November 1
Yeah, Notre Dame of Maryland University does provide scholarships based on merit. Here are some of them:
Presidential Scholarships
Total Worth: Up to Full Tuition
Eligibility: Up to Full Tuition
Minimum Criteria: 3.7 grade point average and SAT score of 1350 or higher
Requirement for maintenance: Minimum 2.5 Cumulative GPA
Separate application needed: No
Knott Scholarships
Total Worth: Up to Full Tuition
Eligibility: Up to Full Tuition
Requirement for maintenance: Minimum 2.5 Cumulative GPA
Separate application needed: No
Academic Merit Scholarships
Total Worth: $17,000-$24,000
Eligibility: $17,000-$24,000
Minimum Criteria: 3.0 grade point average and higher and SAT score of 1050 or higher and Strong co-curricular involvement and high class ranking
Requirement for maintenance: Minimum 2.5 Cumulative GPA
Separate application needed: No
Most of the students choose Social Sciences at Northwestern University. But they provide other great programs too. You can check the list of all the programs available at Northwestern University here.
Yeah, North Park University does provide scholarships based on merit. Here are some of them:
Nyvall Scholarships
Total Worth: $15,000 per year
Eligibility: $15,000 per year
Separate application needed: No
Presidential Scholarships
Total Worth: $12,500 per year
Eligibility: $12,500 per year
Separate application needed: No
Provost’s Scholarship
Total Worth: $10,000 per year
Eligibility: $10,000 per year
Separate application needed: No
Your statistics are obviously above 25% of the students admitted in the last class by North Carolina State University. But the college applications are much more than just these scores. So, write good essays and get great recommendations and you should be on your way to North Carolina State University next year. Best of Luck!