<p>What are the universities that have a reputation for selecting international students. I am Dutch, and I have a Dutch High school diploma plus I am taking APs this year.</p>
<p>Are there any universities that are keen on international students?</p>
<p>University of Cincinnati is looking to increase its number of international students this year :)</p>
<p>I'd sat pretty much every college or university below the top 20 (by US News standards) is actively looking for international students who can pay the bill...</p>
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<p>That is what turns me off :D </p>
<p>Welcome back B@rium! How is Bryn Mawr? :)</p>
<p>Trust me -- Americans have to pay the bill as well. We don't have a free education system, even when it comes to public universities.</p>
<p>^ I understand that momwaitingfornew :)</p>
<p>But its way difficult for us. For example consider the exchange rate. $1= Rs45 or something. My parents will have to give away their 6 year worth of savings for 1 year at a public university ;)</p>
<p>ajayc..I completely agree with you.
For us ,international students who are not rich by american standards,paying the college bill is very,very difficult.</p>
<p>If you can pay, every college would want you mate!</p>
<p>But anyway. Macalester has an active international population, if that helps.</p>
<p>^..But not the need-blind ones and few need based ones..but, yeah, I must say, money is in the central part..</p>
<p>Unfortunately, that holds true for most things in today's world</p>
<p>is that for real: if I can pay I'll get in. </p>
<p>Because I thought being an international will increase my chances, but someone else told me that being an international, regardless of aid, will decrease my chances??????</p>
<p>Also, I think there are only a few thousand Dutch undergrads in the States, will that help me????</p>
<p>Let's change the topic question: what are the schools who want international students so badly, that they are willing to pay (almost) their full tuition? Is there any:)?</p>
<p>what about someone who is 1/4 Portuguese, 1/4 Vietnamese and 1/2 Chinese, is this type of mixed ethnicity international favoured among US colleges?</p>
<p>@angelutza: I don't really know of any!</p>
<p>angel: University of Cincinnati!!! And some low tier colleges. Check out North Dakota State University. :)</p>
<p>Curious Kid: Its doesnt matter what is your ethnicity is but what matters is where you have lived. Or how many different places you have lived.</p>
<p>If your grads are good...then CMU, Purdue, Penn State, Even UCB, and many...</p>
<p>CMU Purdue Penn State :No aid at all</p>
<p>UCB : Difficult to get the ruddy scholarship</p>
<p>Ah, I was talking about the condition when the student is willing to ''pay'' the tuition with no aid..:)..</p>
<p>oh yeah Purdue is all-go for them :D</p>
<p>Score a ruddy 1800 and pay your win into one of the best engg. colleges :)</p>
<p>So I basically need to get what kind of SATs to get into my schools????</p>