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International student scholarships in Tampa?

I'm looking into schools in Tampa and want to find out what kind of scholarships are available for international students. Does anyone have experience with these or know where to start searching? Any information would be appreciated!

a year ago

In Tampa, the main universities are the University of South Florida (USF) and The University of Tampa (UT). Both of these institutions have financial aid opportunities for international students.

Let's start with USF. It offers several scholarships, including the International Student Scholarships, which ranges from $2,000 to $12,000. These are merit-based and you don't need to submit a separate application to be considered. In addition to that, there are additional awards that are specialized and have their own processes, so you'll want to research these on USF's Financial Aid website and see which ones you may qualify for.

As for The University of Tampa, they offer a range of scholarships for international students as well. These vary in amounts, and could go up to full tuition. Like USF, UT auto-consider applicants for these scholarships, so there's no need for a separate application. The award amounts can vary, though, and are based on academic performance.

It's important to keep in mind that these scholarships are competitive, so you would need a strong academic background for a better chance at them.

While these are great options, another place to start could be Appily, where you can fill in your information and be matched with scholarships you qualify for. It can be a valuable resource for international students because it allows you to find scholarships that are open to non-US residents.

In closing, always contact the financial aid offices of the institutions you're interested in. Talk with a financial aid officer about your situation and see what they recommend. They might be aware of other scholarships you could be eligible for. Good luck on your scholarship search!

a year ago

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