<p>Is there any other public school, such as Texas A&M, that offers financial aid to international students?</p>
<p>I would like to know if there are any chances of getting at least a half scholarship on an IB league or high rank university in the North East United States. Im Colombian .. I won two presidential awards and I have a 9.6 GPA (over 10. ) I'm involved in two government groups and in artistic activities such as plays and musicals. What are my chances of getting in with some of help??
Natalia Zuleta</p>
<p>Hi, I only got a SAT I around 2000,(CR+Math=13800) SATII 2200.
Anyway, Any College That I only have to pay less than 10000?</p>
<p>Thankyou for your help in advance! I'm not a US student, Financing is a big problem for me. To get in the schools with fin aid are usually 3 times difficult than an admission without finanid?</p>
<p>^DO a search.. If you don't even bother to just do a search.. what more can you expect?</p>
<p>do you guys know of any outside scholarships that are open to international students? I live in the US but since I don't have permeant residency, I can't fill out the federal aid forms, which is required for most scholarships</p>
<p>Please HELP!!
Can anyone suggest me some colleges that provide gud financial aid ?
See my Stat.
I am an international student with
SAT I score 1840(CR=570, math=690, writing=580)
SATII 1860
TOEFL 107
GPA 3.5</p>
<p>Here is my suggestion:
Knox University (IL)
Elmira College (NY)
College of Wooster (OH)
DePauw University (IN)
To be continued.....</p>
<p>Hi,
I've just been accepted to Lafayette college under the ED program. They've not told me how much aid I'm gonna receive. However, they've told me that they're commited to meet my need. Can I trust them? Is it OK if I don't apply to other colleges and sit back and start njoyin my senior year?</p>
<p>there are some school quite little late in giving financial aid decision to applied student for some reasons:
They are very competitive one and they need more time to have deep consideration before allocating the money.
They only consider financial aid at a particular time after looking at the application.
They probably have a low endowment!</p>
<p>can international students also use the CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE from collegeboard? I don't get how everything works...do you also need to fill out the international student financial form thing from collegeboard as well, or is that the only thing you need to do??</p>
<p>Normally schools that provide financial aid to international students will ask for the following: International Student Financial Aid Application and International Financial Aid Certification.</p>
<p>I have sat I score of 2090 and my gpa is 4.0
I have applied to university of richmond with an ability to pay $6000
How will my financial ability affect my chance of applicaton???</p>
<p>Richmond is pretty generous.. I think they will give u the full tuition scholarship, even more if they are really interested. Ranjansth, Where r u from?</p>
<p>Hey all....plz share info abt merit scholarships for international students in colleges whose deadlines haven't yet passed...</p>
<p>I am from Nepal.</p>
<p>I want to study Fashion Merchandising in New York either in FIT Parsons or other but Im interested in knowing what kind of financial aid I could get either as an International Student (since I am from Colombia) or as a US citizen, which I also am. It would be of a big help if any of you could help me out with this!</p>
<p>Sabri - </p>
<p>You need to email the international students offices at the schools that you are interested in and get their help with this. As a US citizen you are eligible for federal financial aid (including loans) but the paperwork won't be straight forward because you and your family may not have income that is easy to fit into the standard financial aid applications. You should also check around in the bi-national community in Colombia to find out what organization(s) exist to help students there get into colleges and universities in the US. In Venezuela, the organization is the AVAA with the main office in Caracas (<a href="http://www.avaa.org)%5B/url%5D">www.avaa.org)</a>. They may be able to help you find the right organization in Colombia.</p>
<p>Good Luck!</p>
<p>Sabri-</p>
<p>Try this link: <a href="http://www.colomboamericano.org/info_english.htm%5B/url%5D">http://www.colomboamericano.org/info_english.htm</a></p>
<p>Someone at the Colombian American Center should be able to help you out.</p>
<p>And for the rest of you international students, if you google "binational center YOURCOUNTRY" you should hit on a list of links to the US-YOURCOUNTRY binational information center in the country of question. This is where you should start your US college hunt as the staff there is up-to-date on any specific US-YOURCOUNTRY issues.</p>
<p>within all the colledge that can provide aid to international students,
is there an art collegde?
if there is, about how much?</p>