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University of South Florida
Known as Florida’s fourth largest university, it is one of the 40 most diverse universities in the nation, with students representing more than 140 countries.
Eligible Countries:
All nationalities
Acceptable Course or Subjects:
The scholarship will be awarded for undergraduate education in any subject offered by the university
Admissible Criteria:
Suppose students completed all four years of high school at a US institution. In that case, they must fill out the Student Self-Reported Academic Record.
Suppose students completed any year of high school at an institution outside of the US. In that case, they must submit high school transcripts (unofficial international and official domestic). Do not submit a Self-Reported Academic Record.
Application Deadline: January 15, 2023.
This is a merit-based scholarship from the USF Office of Admissions open for international first-year students and transfer students considering studying for an undergraduate degree course at the USF.
University or Organization: University of South Florida
Department: All
Course Level: Undergraduate
Award: $4,000 (Up to $1,000 per year)
Access Mode: Online
Number of Awards: Varies
Nationality: Domestic and International
The award can be taken in the USA
Application Deadline: January 15, 2023.
Admission Requirements:
Complete SSAR: All freshman applicants must complete and submit a Student Self-Reported Academic Record (SSAR) as part of their application package. Applicants must meet the following requirements for admission:
50+ GPA and
1210+ SAT (Evidence-Based Reading and Writing & Math only) or
25+ ACT
Test Scores – ACT or SAT
Language Requirement:
Applicants applying for USF undergraduate courses must demonstrate English language proficiency.
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Eligible :
All nationalities
Any subject offered by Southern Oregon University
Demonstrated merit in academic achievements
New undergraduate, graduate, or graduating SOU Intensive English Program students.
Post Scholarships
In addition to its participation in federal financial aid programs, Post University offers a number of institutional scholarships. Scholarship awards have no repayment obligation.
Merit-based scholarships are renewable, provided students maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress as outlined in the university catalog. Scholarships are often included as part of a total financial aid package.
Scholarship for International Students
The Cascade International Student Scholarship is a merit-based award for students attending Southern Oregon University. The scholarship is for new undergraduate, graduate, and graduating SOU Intensive English Program students. The award amounts vary from $1,000 to $9,000 per academic year and is a renewable scholarship.
Merit Scholarships for First Year Students
SOU’s Office of Admissions automatically considers most first year students for merit-based scholarships upon admission through September 1st of the academic year.
Eligible:
Students of all nationalities are eligible to apply.
The scholarship will be awarded in any subject offered by Wells College.
Applicants must demonstrate outstanding consistent academic achievement and leadership skills throughout high school.
MUSICIAN SCHOLARSHIPS
Musicians Institute offers music scholarship opportunities for students ranging from recently graduated high school seniors to continuing college students transferring from other institutions.
Benefits
The scholarship provides a monetary award of $1,000, credited towards the first quarter’s tuition, to deserving students enrolled in any MI Online Music Artist Performance Program. The aim is to encourage and support the educational growth of musicians who demonstrate exceptional talent and dedication.
General Eligibility Requirements:
Be enrolled as regular students in eligible programs.
Have high school diplomas, GEDs or completed home schooling.
Be U.S. citizens or eligible non-citizens.
Make Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)