These 60+ schools give full funding to international students to pursue bachelor's degrees. Make sure to apply and also submit your CSS profile (or alternative financial aid application form). - Princeton University - Harvard University - MIT - Stanford University - Yale University - University of Chicago - Duke University - Northwestern University - University of Pennsylvania - California Institute of Technology - Cornell University - Brown University - Dartmouth College - Columbia University - Vanderbilt University - University of Notre Dame - Washington University in St. Louis - Rice University - Emory University - New York University - Tufts University - University of Rochester - Case Western University - Amherst College - Williams College - Swarthmore College - Bowdoin College - Pomona College - Claremont McKenna College - Wellesley College - Barnard College - Davidson College - Grinnell College - Middlebury College - Smith College - Vassar College - Wesleyan University - Washington and Lee University - Colgate University - Bates College - Colby College - Haverford College - Macalester College - Mount Holyoke College - Colorado College - Lafayette College - Franklin & Marshall College - Pitzer College - Scripps College - Trinity College - Union College - Berea College - Kenyon College - Connecticut College - Oberlin College - Whitman College - Reed College - Lehigh University - Brandeis University - Harvey Mudd College - Soka University of America - Thomas Aquinas College - Deep Springs College - University of Richmond - Johns Hopkins University (COF Required) - Carleton College (COF Required) - Hamilton College (COF Required) - College of the Holy Cross (COF Required) - Bryn Mawr College (COF Required) - Denison University (COF Required) - Skidmore College (COF Required) Note: Some schools require international applicants to submit a Certification of Finances form (COF Required) before an admission decision can be rendered. This form typically asks applicants to declare their funding source (family, sponsor, or financial aid) and may require supporting bank statements. For these schools, the financial certification form is just a formality. They are not asking you to show money you don’t have. They only need documentation to understand your situation. If you cannot pay anything, you simply write $0 or “Not able to contribute” on the certification form.

Here is a list of 10 schools that give FULL SCHOLARSHIPS, and you can double your admission odds by applying for Early Decision. 1. Washington University in St. Louis — 35% 2. Emory University — 30% 3. Wellesley College — 30% 4. Bates College — 28% 5. Davidson College — 28% 6. Barnard College — 28% 7. Williams College — 28% 8. Colby College — 27% 9. Bowdoin College — 26% 10. Swarthmore College — 22% 🎓 The percentages are the acceptance rates for Early Decision (ED).

Here is a list of 10 schools that give FULL SCHOLARSHIPS, and you can double your admission odds by applying for Early Decision. 1. Haverford College — 30% 2. Dartmouth College — 20% 3. Northwestern University — 18% 4. Vanderbilt University — 18% 5. Pomona College — 18% 6. Duke University — 17% 7. Johns Hopkins University — 16% 8. University of Pennsylvania — 15% 9. Brown University — 14% 10. Columbia University — 11% 🎓 The percentages are the acceptance rates for Early Decision (ED).

1) Amherst College 2) Bowdoin College 3) Princeton University 4) Columbia University 5) Williams College 6) Swarthmore College 7) Pomona College 8) Middlebury College 9) Vassar College 10) Hamilton College

To secure a fully funded scholarship in the U.S., the process is simple but requires preparation. 1. First, you need to find schools that give full scholarships to international students... I’ve made a list you can check out here or you can get the full eBook here: https://stan.store/williamlebeau/p/30-colleges-that-fully-fund-international-students. I have also added a school list at the bottom of this post. 2. Once you have your schools, the next step is to apply... You are going to use the Common App to apply: https://www.commonapp.org. I created a guide to make the Common App easy for international students, which you can find here: https://stan.store/williamlebeau/p/common-app-made-simple-for-international-students. You can also watch my YouTube video here: https://youtu.be/2yYYGHaIK04 3. Since many of these schools are a little hard to get into, I actually created an ebook which shows How To Get Into The Best Schools in America. I have some example essays and extra-curricular activities you can pursue. You can find it here: https://stan.store/williamlebeau/p/how-to-get-into-top-schools-in-america 4. After applying, you’ll need to submit the CSS Profile at https://cssprofile.collegeboard.org before the deadline and make sure all your documents are submitted. The CSS profile is how schools determine how much money you need for your scholarships. You can get a fee waiver for the CSS by looking at the list of schools that give CSS fee waivers here: https://www.skool.com/study-for-free-in-the-usa-6027/10-universities-with-css-fee-waivers-full-funding-part-2?p=40336729. You can also watch a video of how to fill out the CSS here: https://youtu.be/7RMaX-NoiBQ