US Universities that Give Full Scholarships to International Students and Have the Highest Starting Salaries
This is a list of starting salaries for people graduating from these schools with a bachelor's degree, broken down by major. The list is compiled from federal College Scorecard data, PayScale's 2024 report, and school-reported figures. These figures are per year.
ALL these schools give full scholarships to international students based on need.
- MIT - $126,000
- Caltech - $119,000
- Harvey Mudd College - $97,400
- Princeton University - $95,600
- Harvard University - $95,600
- Stanford University - $95,200
- Lehigh University - $95,092
- Claremont McKenna - $95,691
- University of Notre Dame - $94,666
- Rice University - $94,373
- Tufts University - $94,032
- Swarthmore College - $93,846
- Vanderbilt University - $93,270
- Pomona College - $93,258
- Duke University - $93,000
- Yale University - $92,000
- Dartmouth College - $92,000
- University of Pennsylvania - $91,800
- Williams College - $91,381
- Washington and Lee University - $91,290
- Columbia University - $90,000
- New York University - $89,876
- Brown University - $88,000
- Emory University - $87,891
- University of Rochester - $87,712
- Case Western Reserve - $87,508
- Wellesley College - $86,947
- Wesleyan University - $86,824
- Bowdoin College - $86,589
- Johns Hopkins University - $86,306
- Barnard College - $85,875
- Washington University in St. Louis - $84,298
- Brandeis University - $82,853
- Middlebury College - $78,032
- University of Richmond - $77,677
- Smith College - $77,337
- Cornell University - $76,000
- Davidson College - $76,737
- Vassar College - $74,970
- Grinnell College - $71,941
- Northwestern University - $70,000
- Trinity College (CT) - $67,628
- Scripps College - $68,027
- Colgate University - $64,949
- Bates College - $64,706
- Amherst College - $62,537
- Union College - $63,219
- Franklin & Marshall College - $62,544
- University of Chicago - $60,000
- Lafayette College - $58,600
- Hamilton College - $55,000
- College of the Holy Cross - $55,000
- Haverford College - $53,353
- Reed College - $53,400
- Kenyon College - $52,900
- Pitzer College - $51,784
- Colby College - $46,000
- Colorado College - $46,000
- Thomas Aquinas - $45,700
- Connecticut College - $42,200
- Bryn Mawr College - $42,000
- Carleton College - $40,800
- Skidmore College - $40,300
- Denison University - $38,600
- Whitman College - $36,000
- Berea College - $35,676
- Macalester College - $34,000
- Mount Holyoke - $33,800
- Soka University - $32,000
- Oberlin College - 31,000
- Deep Springs College - N/A
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