Full scholarships in the US for international students?

I'm looking into universities in the US as an international student and was curious about full scholarships offered. Does anyone have recommendations for schools that provide substantial financial aid for international undergrads?

Definitely consider looking into schools that are known for meeting 100% of demonstrated financial need for all admitted students, including international students. Some universities that fit this category include Harvard, MIT, Yale, and Princeton, among others.

Harvard's financial aid program requires no contribution from families making less than $85,000 a year. Above this income bracket, the percentage of income you are expected to contribute rises with your income. But even then, you should expect to pay significantly less than the sticker price.

MIT has a very similar program - families earning less than $140,000 a year aren’t expected to contribute to tuition. As with Harvard, if your family makes more than this, your financial aid package will depend on your family circumstances.

Yale guarantees to meet 100% of demonstrated financial need for all admitted students, and their need-based aid awards do not require repayment. Princeton follows a similar approach, but notably, replaces student loans with grant aid that doesn't need to be repaid.

Bear in mind that admission is extremely competitive at these institutions, especially for international students. However, if you manage to get accepted, these schools offer generous financial aid.

Also, you may want to get in touch with the financial aid offices of the schools you're considering applying to. They can provide you with up-to-date and detailed information regarding financial aid options for international students. Good luck!