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Seeking CUNY Scholarships for International Students

Hi! I'm looking into CUNY schools and wondering if anyone knows about scholarship opportunities specifically for international students. Any advice on where to apply or any particular programs to consider?

a year ago

Hello! CUNY provides multiple scholarship opportunities for international students, funded by both the university and individual colleges within the CUNY system. To start, you should pay a visit to the CUNY Scholarships page on the CUNY website to browse some of the options available.

One of the programs to look into is the CUNY Becas Scholarship Program designed specifically for Mexican students. The scholarship program provides financial assistance and an academic support structure that leads to degree completion.

Another significant scholarship is the Grove School of Engineering Scholarship awarded by the City College of New York, a significant member of the CUNY system. This scholarship is merit-based rather than needs-based, so it is open to any student, including international students who show high academic achievement.

The Baruch College also within the CUNY system offers the Baruch International Student Merit Scholarships awarded to students based on their academic excellence.

Remember to apply as early as possible for these scholarships because they're often given out on a first-come, first-served basis. Since many require an application separate from your admission application, it will be imperative that you keep track of all the deadlines and requirements to ensure that you're considered for these funds.

In summary, the CUNY system has a multitude of scholarship programs that cater to international students, however, requirements and amounts vary by school and program. It's worth noting that many scholarships are decided on the basis of merit rather than financial need, so it is in your interest to maintain a strong academic record. A combination of researching online, connecting directly with schools within the CUNY system, and possibly reaching out to existing international students can provide you with a broader idea of your scholarship opportunities.

Good luck in your scholarship search!

a year ago

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