colleges that offer generous fin aid to int'ls

Student Lounge International Students
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<p>forget about HYMP AND WILLIAMS & MIDDLEBURY
can anybody list some colleges that offer generous(really) aid to int`l students
something like full tuition scholarships or fin aid in other forms
i have really good stats and looking for top schools that can support me completely
i can afford a maximum of $20000 per annum
i found some like grinnell, cooper union
anything else??</p>

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<p>^ That amount is good enough! Lots of colleges that would be willing to provide you aid.(Havent seen your stats though)</p>

<p>I will post the names in a while.</p>

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forget about....WILLIAMS & MID..

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<p>Why ?</p>

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<p>714nD1
HYMP ARE DREAMS.THEY ARE REALLY UNPREDICTABLE
SO ARE williams and middlebury. also they are not strong in engineering
so i am looking for good colleges in engineering that offer generous fin aid to intl`s and are at the same time target schools or safeties.</p>

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<p>If you can pay 20,000 a year then there are lots and lots of colleges that will give you enough aid. 20,000 is a lot of money man. What kind of colleges are you looking into? Most of the top-ranked Liberal Arts colleges will give you enough aid if your stats are good enough.</p>

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<p>ajayc, that would be nice :D</p>

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<p>Harvey Mudd, Trinity, Swarthmore, Bates, Smith (if you are female)</p>

<p>Forget Cooper Union if you are not currently living in the States.</p>

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<p>Lafayette isn't bad with aid as well...</p>

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<p>BARIUM, one of my realtives is a green card holder and he has a house in US
can`t i apply to cooperunion using that address.
isn't the address only for mailing purposes or does it determine eligibility??</p>

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<p>also does anybody know of schools that provide full tuition scholarships to all students including int'l students like cooper union and olin
or are these two the only ones?</p>

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<p>^Berea does</p>

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All applicants to The Cooper Union must live in the United States or its possessions or territories and must apply from a domestic address.

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Seems like you not only need a domestic mailing address but must live in the States as well, but contact the admission office to be sure.</p>

<p>P.S.: While Cooper does provide all students with a full-tuition scholarship, its recommended budget for international students exceeds $20,000 a year (~23K).</p>

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<p>For cooper Union you just need to have a friend or relative living in US. You do not need to live in US</p>

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<p>Oberlin is pretty good with the financial aid.</p>

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<p>how if i can only afford a maximum of $15,000 per year?
My SAT score wasn't high (1170/1730). And TOEFL 253 (CBT)
Right now i'm attending community college (and i'm pretty sure that i could get high GPA, above 3.5). So, I will be a transfer when I apply.
I will apply for Smith.</p>

<p>Any other college that give lots of fin aid for international transfer student?
FYI, I'm looking for college with good economic / business-finance program.</p>

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<p>will u people please stop starting threads about topics for which already so many of other threads exist...just search the international forum and you will find at least 10 threads</p>