New Scholarships on August 25th, 2014

Whitworth University is proud to offer academic scholarships to talented international students of all faiths and backgrounds.

Our Mind and Heart ($20,000), Presidential ($18,000), Trustee ($16,000) and Whitworth ($14,000) Scholarships are available to qualifying first-year international students and are renewable annually.

Details about Whitworth’s scholarship requirements, need-based aid opportunities and how to apply can be found on our website. There is no application fee for international students.
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1. International Student Tuition Waiver: Up to $2,500 per semester. May reapply for up to eight semesters (based upon GPA and campus involvement).

2. Kathryn Mykel Conger Scholarship $1,000 - $3,000 per year. May reapply each year.

Application deadline for the tuition waiver and Conger Scholarship: November 1 for spring term and June 1 for fall term.
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Hiram College is offering merit-based Global Scholarships to international
students interested in attending the spring (January) 2015 semester.

The global scholarships can range from $1,000 to full tuition. Scholarships will be based on the
academics of a student, including the grade point average (GPA) and TOEFL score. To be
considered for the highest scholarships, a qualifying SAT or ACT is required. Priority Scholarship
deadline is November 15th.
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If you missed the EducationUSA Interactive “Adapting to American Campus Culture," you can still watch it to find out if Americans are really like they are portrayed in movies, what it's like to live in a dorm and more information about American campus culture!
For more information, please visit: http://1.usa.gov/1plEcwP

The Graduate School of Arts & Sciences at Georgetown University is pleased to announce its fall 2014 online chat sessions. These informal chats provide prospective students with opportunities to ask questions about the graduate programs offered at Georgetown as well as the application process.
For more information, please visit: http://bit.ly/VGxpBF

While researching your options, you may decide to contact a U.S. institution’s international students office. Here are five questions you can ask the international students office that will help you decide which college or university is right for you.
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