If you don’t have a card to make purchases or you lack the necessary funds, then I can share a free copy with you instead. To get your free copy, follow my YouTube channel William Le Beau (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcF8XUx7Cuy2GsKkXZI8fsA) and send me an email at [email protected] confirming that you followed my channel. Then also tell me which eBook you’d like. Once you do that, I’ll send you the eBook right away. Make sure to follow me on Instagram @william_kaseu where I post daily application tips. Best of luck with your applications. Also, I just created a new service because thousands of people were requesting it. If you’d like one-on-one help, you can book a session with me here: https://stan.store/williamlebeau/p/book-a-11-call-with-me-tbczwfr2. It’s 60 minutes of guidance on your applications and scholarships.

The CSS Profile is basically the online form that U.S. universities use to decide how much scholarship or financial aid to give you. It’s found on the College Board website, the same organization that runs the SAT. When you create your account and start the form, it will ask questions about your family’s income, expenses, savings, and assets. The purpose is to show the university that you can’t afford tuition, so they can cover the rest with a full-ride scholarship. Here’s how to go about it: 1️⃣ Go to www.cssprofile.org and sign in with a free College Board account. 2️⃣ Add all the universities you’re applying to that require the CSS Profile. 3️⃣ Fill in details about your parents’ income (even if it’s low or unstable — just be honest). 4️⃣ If your parents don’t have formal documents like tax returns, it’s okay. You can estimate and later upload a short explanation letter saying your family doesn’t file taxes or works informally. 5️⃣ Review everything carefully, submit, and pay the small fee, or request a fee waiver inside the system if your family can’t afford it. You can get a fee waiver for the CSS by emailing the university’s financial aid office and politely asking if they can grant a CSS Profile fee waiver or provide an alternative financial aid form for international students (most universities will give you the fee waiver). Once you submit, your chosen universities will automatically receive your information. That’s how they decide your scholarship amount, you don’t need to apply for a separate full-ride.

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 here: www.williamlebeau.com/schools or get the full eBook here: https://stan.store/williamlebeau/p/30-colleges-that-fully-fund-international-students 2. Once you have your schools, the next step is to apply... 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. You can get a fee waiver for the CSS by emailing the university’s financial aid office and politely asking if they can grant a CSS Profile fee waiver or provide an alternative financial aid form for international students (most universities will give you the fee waiver). 5. If you are admitted to these schools, they will cover your full scholarship package based on the financial information you provided on the CSS Profile. 6. After you are accepted, you will apply for your visa. The school will send you an I-20 form. With that, you can apply for your U.S. student visa. I detail the process in this ebook: https://stan.store/williamlebeau/p/stepbystep-guide-to-studying-in-america