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Do College of Charleston scholarships support international students?

I'm an international student thinking of applying to the College of Charleston. Can anyone tell me if they have scholarships available for international applicants, and what the criteria might be?

a year ago

Yes, the College of Charleston does offer scholarships for international students! These scholarships range in value, with some even covering full tuition, room, and board.

They have a couple of different scholarships dedicated specifically to international students:

1. The International Presidential Scholarship: This one is quite competitive and is offered to top scholars from each age cohort. The exact criteria aren't public, but it's safe to say you'd probably need very good grades and other strong aspects in your application to be considered.

2. The International Velocity Scholarship: This scholarship is awarded for academic achievement and it varies in amount. Factors like GPA, test scores (if submitted), and involvement in high-quality extracurricular activities are important.

There are also some “Merit Awards” where international students could also be eligible. These amounts also vary depending upon the scholarship. The awards are primarily based on academic merit rather than need.

The exact criteria for each scholarship and amounts awarded can change from year to year, so it's best to check the college's official website or contact the financial aid office directly for the most accurate information.

Remember, as an international student, your application itself acts as your scholarship application as well. There is no separate application required for consideration for these awards. Just be mindful to submit your application by the priority deadlines to be considered for the maximum amount of aid.

While scholarships can be a great support, remember to explore other forms of financial aid as well, and make sure you understand the cost of studying internationally, including living expenses.

a year ago

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