A practical guide — what’s open now, what’s opening soon, and what to prepare for Studying in the United States is expensive. Tuition, housing, health insurance, and daily costs can easily reach $60,000 or more per year. For most international … Read More

Prepare Now — Applications Open in Autumn The Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University offers merit-based scholarships to graduate students pursuing careers in public policy, public administration, urban planning, health policy, and related fields … Read More

Prepare Now — Applications Open in Autumn A substantial merit and need-based scholarship for outstanding international undergraduate students at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts — covering a significant portion or, in some cases, the full cost of attendance, with a … Read More

Prepare Now — Applications Open in Autumn One of the most generous and selective full ride scholarships for international undergraduate students at a major U.S. research university — covering tuition, room and board, study abroad, and more, with no separate … Read More

Prepare Now — Applications Open in Autumn The University of Chicago meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for all admitted undergraduate students — including international students — and provides full doctoral funding packages across its divisions. Known for intellectual rigour … Read More

Prepare Now — Applications Open in Autumn Columbia University offers need-based financial aid to international undergraduates, full funding to doctoral students, and a range of merit and need-based fellowships across its world-renowned graduate and professional schools — located in the … Read More

Prepare Now — Applications Open in Autumn Stanford offers need-based financial aid to undergraduate international students and full funding to most doctoral students — alongside the globally renowned Knight-Hennessy Scholars Program and a range of departmental and external fellowships. Program … Read More

Prepare Now — Applications Open in Autumn The vast majority of graduate students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology receive full funding — tuition waiver, living stipend, and health insurance — through a combination of fellowships, research assistantships, and teaching … Read More