Schools with Financial Aid for International Undergraduate Students

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Schools with Financial Aid for International Undergraduate StudentsSome US schools are more likely than others to offer financial aid forinternational undergraduate students. The lists below indicate whichschools offer aid (including grants, loans, and jobs) to the largestnumbers of international students. The lists are based on a listoriginally compiled by Douglas C. Thompson. # U1 m% V+ D# i4 U6 H9 x. jTo be included in the following lists, the schools must have anaverage award that is greater than 1/5 of the cost of attendance. Thefinancial aid may include grants, loans, and jobs, and often includesboth merit and need-based awards. Within each group, schools arelisted in alphabetical order. 2 I2 n9 ?, X8 P% K/ _& x(Remember that a much greater number of schools providefinancial aid for international graduate students in the form of teaching and research assistantships.For information about financial aid for graduate study in the US,you should contact the schools that interest you even if they aren'tincluded in the lists below.) 9 N+ K/ M' a, J  N+ tIt a school is not listed here, it probably does not have muchfinancial aid for international students. However, it is worth notingthat some schools may have athleticscholarships that are open to both international students and US students.The lists below do not count the number of athletic scholarshipsawarded to international students. Schools with Awards to More than 150 Students Arizona State University (AZ) Barry University (FL) / o1 ~+ N* ~! Y( j. p& y/ ~- cClark Univ. (MA) Eastern Michigan Univ. (MI) 3 p* d5 x; R/ m# N6 LGrinnell College (IA) Harding Univ. (AR) Harvard (MA) Illinois Inst. of Tech. (IL) ; f, p  Z. ~- r0 e, e, l( tLiberty Univ. (VA) Louisiana State Univ. (LA) Macalester College (MN) Marquette Univ. (WI) MIT (MA) ( m& K# n% ~" A& hMount Holyoke College (MA) Ohio Wesleyan Univ. (OH) + p0 P% ^; Z( T6 s. {4 ]Princeton (NJ) & U1 p4 S8 G0 Q6 t1 HSUNY Plattsburgh (NY) # _- A" {' S& g( }$ r+ P" YUniv. of Bridgeport (CT) Univ. of Houston (TX) 9 v1 P" P( T/ i6 G0 {. N( mUniv. of Pennsylvania (PA) ! f3 I3 O: u+ F2 M4 d6 C$ L) ZUniv. of South Florida (FL) 1 H" X% ?$ Y0 l+ TSchools with Awards to 100-149 Students Brown Univ. (RI) $ V) E8 f* Y( hCalvin College (MI) College of Wooster (OH) Dartmouth (NH) $ `& D; y$ {" p& ~- V* K* yDordt College (IA) * q9 |0 G1 Z0 y# p6 WEckerd College (FL) Florida Inst. of Tech. (FL)   i$ p+ L2 L2 V" oGeorgia Southern Univ. (GA) Graceland College (IA) Luther College (IA) % M- E) T3 b9 |5 B0 q0 r" aMiddlebury College (VT) Northeast Louisiana (LA) . |  a. o! L- [  ~Oberlin (OH) " Z$ {) j0 t" ]/ y" sSavannah Coll. of Art (GA) Slippery Rock Univ. (PA) Smith College (MA) 8 c  p0 I/ v* |* K* l; R- J Stanford (CA) Texas Christian Univ. (TX) Tri-State Univ. (IN) Univ. of Miami (FL) Univ. of Rochester (NY) . D/ A, a( f. o8 T/ R0 _: sYale (CT) Schools with Awards to 50-99 Students ! ]4 g6 ?( r# t3 |( i3 Q$ P Abilene Christian Univ. (TX) : J+ i  n' H# h+ w" k+ WAllegheny College (PA) : |7 t. ?$ w, LAugsburg College (MN) Beloit College (WI) Bethany College (WV) Brandeis Univ. (MA) Bryn Mawr College (PA) California Lutheran (CA) # ~2 z3 X& k: q" d" @/ jCleveland Inst. of Music (OH) 4 m6 `; c" \# j0 ?9 mColby College (ME) / F  y$ o- _3 a  w0 tColumbia Univ. (NY) Concordia Coll. (MN) ( j: m( @, J5 `" iCornell Univ. (NY) 0 u2 r, u) q" n* v3 SDenison Univ. (OH) Franklin & Marshall (PA) George Wash. Univ. (DC) 6 _; b6 {1 K) L" FGoshen College (IN) Houghton College (NY) + u9 i9 L1 ?1 m0 n! }# \2 d3 pIthaca College (NY) ! W5 I8 P  u/ y# KJulliard School (NY) ) M! p5 w3 z( N6 YKnox College (IL) 0 O/ z! a- b0 L+ u. c. \& @( vLake Forest College (IL) Lawrence Univ. (WI) Lewis & Clark (OR) ' j" o: O" s. u1 [/ RLynn Univ. (FL) 1 P3 U+ ~" s" E: x& X- H  x+ `1 Z! \Maharishi Intl. Univ. (IA) Monmouth College (IL) ' T% \# P0 T9 o* G7 N5 dNorth Park Univ. (IL) # }2 j" _7 d8 b# D5 O5 aPrincipia College (IL) Rochester Inst. of Tech. (NY) & `; W3 M- @' B, d& JSt. Augustine's College (NC) + w: P9 r" c: rSt. Johns College (MD) St. Lawrence Univ. (NY) St. Olaf College (MN) Trinity College (CT) & I6 v  H8 a5 O# g% }Tulane Univ. (LA) $ |1 T. @# C1 A6 }* ZUniv. of Maine (ME) Univ. of Wisc./Eau Clair (WI) 3 ]% i% n5 ~6 YUS International Univ. (CA) $ h# _: b# D/ bWashington College (MD) Washington Univ. (MO) & i6 O, `. F% v2 P$ E. X7 P2 e4 V, gWesleyan Univ. (CT) ' B; S0 Z3 P9 L% XWestern Maryland Coll. (MD) $ c) j- y' H4 [5 ]Wittenberg Univ. (OH) Schools with Awards to 15-49 Students . |/ {# r- z5 ?. f4 P6 d Albright College (PA) Amherst College (MA) / i, P3 l  v  K* f# ?8 f* nAugustana College (IL) Bard College (NY) ( B0 a; @* ?, P' ?1 C" N! XBates College (ME) Bennington College (VT) Bowdoin College (ME) CalTech (CA) Central College (IA) Coe College (IA) Colgate Univ. (NY) ! k3 H8 l, f3 E: y7 CDavidson College (NC) Dickinson College (PA) Earlham College (IN) 4 f7 C) H5 ~5 F$ T  Y2 hEastern Nazarene (MA) Elizabethtown College (PA) 0 W: S+ J; l, E. b# ZElmira College (NY) % s& w/ I4 [7 f. bGettysburg College (PA) 3 E# c6 s' \- r5 [' X5 _  gGustavas Adolphus Coll. (MN) 9 M$ g8 o6 V& L, p( c  E. lHamilton College (NY) 3 f2 Y. j1 K" v0 {$ Z+ }Hampshire College (MA)   M( ]# v9 @* m! R5 c, IHood College (MD) Johns Hopkins (MD) Kalamazoo College (MI) Kenyon College (OH) " ^5 Z3 f9 |5 ~/ h; f! _! o0 g+ f+ zLafayette College (PA) / `. Z% M# @8 d9 _3 B9 M. d# lMessiah College (PA) 1 T5 ~# }% W( g! C5 PMichigan State Univ. (MI) 3 v" R3 P  }' }, \, h' V6 \) _Mount Union College (OH) ( R2 u( H0 F: D8 _1 t2 e9 POccidental College (CA) ) h+ P! m2 H1 G' k+ X! SSpalding Univ. (KY) Swarthmore College (PA) Taylor Univ. (IN) # w7 {" X7 H6 R' R3 R& @$ SThomas Aquinas Coll. (CA) 2 [0 b0 W! P+ r$ S) m* eTroy State Univ. (AL) # J! J7 V; R5 T) C+ ]( `% j! zUniv. of Chicago (IL) 8 z& ^9 Z  x8 Q" j  uUniv. of Colorado/Bldr (CO) Univ. of Oregon (OR) 0 b# Y/ S/ u9 n  SUniv. of St. Thomas (MN) , K) A0 @! z8 l2 S' y- T& _. \Univ. of the South (TN) Vassar College (NY) / J, D- s7 |; p4 e; |Wabash College (IN) Wellesley College (MA) West Virginia Wesleyan (WV) 5 r& Y! }/ B) d7 D! I# S% y" m$ vWilliam Smith College (NY) Williams College (MA)

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marlnoborUID: 2406642

网站上没写年份，不知道准不准

豆豆～UID: 2378384

其实每年的都差不多吧

marlnoborUID: 2406642

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philixcasterliuUID: 2182659

i believe this is accurate based on personal exprience abt clark and MHC
* d  E- ]% _2 f9 f/ Ithey have TONS of international students!!!

深海lavenderUID: 2350207

恩,已经在无数地方看到过了,精华区MS就有.......
BUT ANYWAY,THX.;d:

hyacinthUID: 2184492

这个里面貌似有很多大家熟悉的LAC  哈哈  :o

miajiUID: 2355988

thx不过这些学校应该报的人也比较多巴？

狐狸大叔UID: 2342950

the amount is a problem,hehe

tolkien_SUID: 2130759

many of these schools do give fa to intl students. but Many of them give each one a little bit........

g2comUID: 2198038

发现一个不可思议的现象：
; I) d, J& X8 z' fHarvard MIT Amherst Williams Wellesley 居然都在MA...

tolkien_SUID: 2130759

han.......................
Harvard MIT Boston C/U are extremely close that they cross-register. Tufts is also at Boston. Wellesley is not far away so that Harvard and MIT boys go for Wellesley girls.

g2comUID: 2198038

;d: 是厄是厄，这次一定要去看看可爱的Wellesley女生还有可爱的TTTT~
我喜欢这句话：当时的哈佛认为，麻省需要一所大学就够了，因此几次向麻省政府提出取缔威廉姆斯学院~

tolkien_SUID: 2130759

han:funk:

g2comUID: 2198038

世界上只需要一所大学就够了——北大清华