Common Application for some 500 US colleges and universities Great site for beginning the university search Excellent search site with detailed information on US universities’ admission requirements Great search site for US universities and colleges Website listing US colleges and universities that don’t require SAT/ACT or have “test-optional” alternate test requirements US government financial aid website. US Citizens and permanent residents must use the FAFSA to qualify for government-funded grants, loans, and campus jobs. Connected with the FAFSA, a worksheet which can help determine what kind of US financial aid you might receive CSS Profile, another financial aid form required by many US universities (usually private colleges/universities). Non-US citizens may need to complete a university’s own International Student Financial Aid form, if need-based aid is offered. List of universities that typically offer financial aid (either need-based, merit-based, or both) to international students (i.e. non-US citizens or permanent residents). Website listing universities with scholarships based on i.e. high grades or test scores, “merit,” special talents, or other qualities they seek in their student body. Students can register and be with colleges that offer scholarships. Some are available to “matched” non-US citizens. site for finding small scholarships (which can add up)
Common Application for some 500 US colleges and universities Great site for beginning the university search Excellent search site with detailed information on US universities’ admission requirements Great search site for US universities and colleges Website listing “test-optional” US colleges and universities that don’t require SAT/ACT or have alternate test requirements US government financial aid website. US Citizens and permanent residents must use the FAFSA to qualify for government-funded grants, loans, and campus jobs. Connected with the FAFSA, a worksheet which can help determine what kind of US financial aid you might receive CSS Profile, another financial aid form required by many US universities (usually private colleges/universities). Non-US citizens may need to complete a university’s own International Student Financial Aid form, if need-based aid is offered. List of universities that typically offer financial aid (either need-based, merit-based, or both) to international students (i.e. non-US citizens or permanent residents). Website listing universities with scholarships based on “merit,” i.e. high grades or test scores, special talents, or other qualities they seek in their student body. Students can register and be “matched” with colleges that offer scholarships. Some are available to non-US citizens. site for finding small scholarships (which can add up)
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