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Do Texas universities offer full scholarships to international students?

Hi everyone, I'm interested in studying in Texas and am wondering if there are full scholarships available for international students. What universities should I look at, and do you know anything about the application process?

7 months ago

Hello! Yes, some Texas universities do offer full scholarships to international students.

University of Houston, for example, has the International Education Fee Scholarship that covers tuition and mandatory fees for undergraduate and graduate students. Eligibility criteria do include being on a non-immigrant visa and being enrolled on campus full-time.

University of Texas at Austin provides a number of scholarships for international students, like the Forty Acres Scholars Program, which covers full tuition, fees, housing, and even offers a stipend for books.

Texas A&M University has International Student Scholarships that can range from $3,000 to the cost of tuition.

The application process varies across institutes, but generally, it involves filling out a separate scholarship application after you've submitted your general admission application. You’ll typically need to submit documentation demonstrating your academic accomplishments, extracurricular activity involvement, leadership capacities, career goals, and then some. Sometimes you might need to submit additional essays or interviews as part of the scholarship application.

It's important to be aware of the application deadlines. It's usually ideal to apply as early as possible to increase your chances of receiving a scholarship. Remember that the requirements can vary quite significantly across scholarships so you'll want to check the university's financial aid office or website for the most accurate and detailed information.

Additionally, some scholarships are based on merit and some more on need, so depending on your situation you might want to focus on one over the other.

I hope this information helps and I wish you the best in your scholarship search!

7 months ago

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