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What are some of the most affordable colleges for international students in the U.S.?

Hey all, international student here hoping to study in the U.S. I want to understand my options for colleges where the tuition won't leave me in massive debt. I'm open to considering both private and public schools. Does anyone have any lists or resources I could look at?

a year ago

Several universities in the U.S. offer affordable options for international students through generous financial aid or comparatively lower tuition fees. You might want to look into these options:

1. Berea College in Kentucky: Berea offers full-tuition scholarships to all international students who are admitted. You would only need to cover your living and personal expenses.

2. Hunter College in New York: Part of the City University of New York (CUNY) system, Hunter College offers comparatively lower tuition fees for both in-state and out-of-state students, including international students.

3. University of the People: This accredited online university offers tuition-free degrees to students from around the world. You only pay small fees for services like testing.

4. Midwest public schools: Several public universities in the Midwest are known to have lower tuition for out-of-state and international students, such as University of Iowa, Indiana University, and University of Missouri.

5. Texas A&M University: Here, high-performing international students may be eligible for the International Student Award, which awards a one-time undergraduate stipend of $1,000.

6. University of Minnesota: This university offers the Global Excellence Scholarships (up to $25,000 per year) for international undergraduate students.

Remember, however, that 'affordable' is relative to each person's financial situation. What seems affordable to one person may not be the same for another. Given that you're an international student, it's particularly vital to look into scholarships specifically targeted for international students at the universities you're considering. Good luck with your search!

a year ago

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