What American universities offer scholarships for international students?

I'm an international student looking to study in the U.S. Are there universities in America that offer scholarships to international students? I'd appreciate any insights on which schools are known for providing financial aid.

Definitely, many universities in the United States offer scholarships to international students. Here are a few examples:

1. Harvard University: They follow a need-blind admissions policy for all applicants, including international students. What this means is that if a student is admitted, their financial needs will be taken care of, either through scholarship, grants, or work-study opportunities.

2. Yale University: Yale also has a need-blind policy for international students and assures to meet 100% of demonstrated financial need for all admitted students. This means they consider your admission application without looking at your financial need and if you're accepted, they'll award you financial aid based on what you can afford.

3. Princeton University: Princeton also practices need-blind admissions for international students, offering grants (which you don't have to pay back) to those who qualify, instead of student loans, making it especially appealing.

4. Dartmouth College: They maintain a need-blind admissions policy for all students, including international students. The financial aid package they offer is primarily made up of scholarship and work-study.

5. MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology): They offer need-blind admissions for all students, just like the aforementioned schools. Also, they make sure to meet the full demonstrated need for all four years of undergraduate study.

6. Amherst College: Amherst is need-blind for all applicants and meets 100% demonstrated need. Note that they do have a relatively small undergraduate population, so admitting a large number of international students is quite a commitment on their part.

So, to clarify, all these universities neither consider your ability to pay tuition when making acceptance decisions (need-blind) nor limit their financial aid to U.S. citizens only.

Just remember, international students should look into the specific application procedures for these scholarships, as they may differ from those for domestic students. Some schools may also require additional financial documentation. Always reach out to the universities directly to get the most accurate and updated information. Best of luck!