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How to find scholarships for IB international students?

I'm currently an IB student considering applying to colleges abroad, and I'm trying to figure out what scholarships might be available for international students like me. Does anyone know where I can find opportunities specifically for IB students?

a year ago

Certainly! Finding scholarships as an IB international student can be a process, but there are definitely resources available to help.

Start with the scholarship databases provided by organizations like IEFA (International Education Financial Aid) and the International Scholarship Search. They provide comprehensive lists of scholarships specifically for international students and allow you to filter by your specific criteria.

In addition, you can look at the websites of the universities you're interested in as they often have their own scholarships for international students. For instance, the University of British Columbia in Canada and the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands have scholarships specifically for IB students.

When you're looking for scholarships, be sure to find ones that you're eligible for, and you'd likely win. That means looking at not just the eligibility requirements but also the competition and the match between your profile and what the scholarship is looking for. For example, an IB student with excellent grades who's interested in studying science might have a good shot at a scholarship that's for academically strong students majoring in a STEM field.

Finally, don't forget to read carefully all the requirements and deadlines to apply. Each scholarship will likely have a different application process, so it's important not to miss any details.

Remember that finding and applying for scholarships is just one piece of the financial aid puzzle. Be sure to also investigate other financial aid options, like grants and loans, to see what might be the best fit for you. You might also want to use the net price calculator available on colleges' websites to get an estimate of what attending would actually cost after financial aid.

Good luck with your scholarship search!

a year ago

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