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Financing a U.S. college degree is a significant hurdle, even for most Americans. However, as a foreign student, you must prove in advance that you can pay for your studies before you can obtain a visa to study in the United States. More than likely, you will need to pursue some form of financial aid.
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If you are planning to attend college, you should do a little research first. Find out how much it will cost to go to college, what part of that cost you and your family will be expected to pay, and what types of financial aid are available. The following information is intended to get you started.
Financial aid and scholarships come in a variety of forms that are described here. Some families wonder if they will qualify for need-based aid. Because need is determined in relation to the cost of the colleges, we encourage families to file a Foreign Student Financial Aid Application.
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www.iie.org if you're an international student, this is an excellent resource for scholarships and grants. The International Institute of Education administers the Fulbright scholarship program, and also has information on country-specific grants, deadlines, and contacts.
http://wue.wiche.edu The WESTERN UNDERGRADUATE EXCHANGE (WUE) is a program of the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE). Students who are residents of WICHE states may enroll at participating two- and four-year college programs outside of their home state at a reduced tuition rate.
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A need-blind admissions policy means , In making admissions decisions, the University does not consider a student's ability to pay the costs of education. Some U.S colleges admissions policy is that applicants should be considered on the basis of their achievements, talents, and potential, and not on their ability to pay
United States government requires all international students to provide certification of adequate financial support. Students are expected to pay tuition, living expenses and fees at the beginning of each semester. Living expenses vary depending upon the student's individual arrangements.
To apply for all types of student aid, prospective students must file the Foreign Student Financial Aid Form and the Certification of Finance Form and the University/ College Institutional Financial Aid Application.