Financial aid and scholarships for international students
Berea College
All admitted international undergraduates receive aid and scholarships covering tuition, housing, food and fees.
- What it pays for
- 100% of tuition, housing, food and fees for admitted international students.
- Deadline
- Berea lists 30 November as its international application deadline but does not specify the year for the next intake.
Covers
What it pays for
- Tuition
- accommodation
Eligibility
Who can apply
- Open to every nationality
- For Undergraduate study
- Subjects: any
- English at IELTS 6 or equivalent
- International students can start only in the autumn term.
- Applicants must provide an approved test score; the stated IELTS minimum is 6 overall and 5 in each part.
- The college expects a US$2,200 enrolment deposit, but says additional aid may be available for students unable to pay some or all of it.
- Source: ([berea.edu](https://www.berea.edu/admissions/admission-information/apply/checklist-items/international-faqs?utm_source=openai))
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United States
Other open scholarships
Knight-Hennessy Scholars
Stanford University
Tuition and fees, a living and academic stipend, and funding for one return journey each year, for up to three years.
USC Admission Merit Scholarships
University of Southern California
Awards range from a few thousand US dollars to full tuition; none covers the full cost of attendance.
Emerging Global Leader Scholarship
American University
Full tuition, room and board for up to four years; insurance, flights and other personal costs are not covered.
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