How can international students apply for scholarships at Rollins College?

I'm an international high school student looking to apply to Rollins College. Does anyone know what scholarships are available for international students there and how competitive they are?

In regard to financial aid at Rollins College, international students are eligible to apply for merit-based scholarships. These scholarships are primarily based on academic achievement and extracurricular involvements, recognizing outstanding talents and personal qualities.

When it comes to the application process for these scholarships, international students do not need to do anything beyond submitting their common application for admission. Rollins College automatically considers all international applicants for merit scholarships as part of their application review process. These scholarships do not require a separate application.

The scholarships range from $10,000 to $35,000 per year, and are renewable for up to four years provided you maintain the necessary academic standards.

Please keep in mind that the admissions process at Rollins College is highly competitive, and therefore, merit scholarships are also highly competitive. Therefore, it is difficult to gauge your likelihood of receiving a scholarship without knowing more about your specific qualifications.

However, you can increase your chances of receiving a scholarship by focusing on presenting your achievements, talents, and interests in the most appealing way in your application. This includes your academic record, leadership positions, extracurricular activities, and anything else that showcases your ability to excel and contribute positively to the college community.

Lastly, don’t forget to thoroughly research other external scholarship opportunities that may be available to international students. There are numerous organizations and foundations that offer scholarships and it would be worth your time to apply for as many as you qualify for. Keep in mind that Rollins College does not offer need-based financial aid to international students, so external scholarships could be a valuable source of financial support.