These U.S. colleges and universities give full scholarships to international students. They have been organized below by major so you can find the right fit for YOUR field of study. Agriculture (Animal Science, Forestry, Plant Science) - Berea College - Cornell University Aerospace Engineering - Case Western Reserve University - MIT - Princeton University - Stanford University - University of Notre Dame Business (Finance, Accounting, Business Administration) - Claremont McKenna College - Cornell University - Emory University - Franklin & Marshall College - Lehigh University - New York University - Skidmore College - University of Notre Dame - University of Pennsylvania - University of Richmond - Washington and Lee University - Washington University in St. Louis Biomedical Engineering - Brown University - Case Western Reserve University - Columbia University - Cornell University - Dartmouth College - Duke University - Johns Hopkins University - Lehigh University - MIT - New York University - Northwestern University - Rice University - Stanford University - Tufts University - Union College - University of Pennsylvania - University of Rochester - Vanderbilt University - Washington University in St. Louis - Yale University Civil Engineering - Case Western Reserve University - Columbia University - Cornell University - Duke University - Johns Hopkins University - Lafayette College - Lehigh University - MIT - New York University - Princeton University - Rice University - Tufts University - Union College - University of Notre Dame - Vanderbilt University Computer Science - Amherst College - Barnard College - Bowdoin College - Brandeis University - Brown University - Bryn Mawr College - California Institute of Technology - Carleton College - Colby College - Colgate University - Colorado College - Columbia University - Connecticut College - Cornell University - Dartmouth College - Davidson College - Denison University - Duke University - Emory University - Grinnell College - Hamilton College - Harvard University - Harvey Mudd College - Haverford College - Johns Hopkins University - Lafayette College - Lehigh University - Macalester College - Middlebury College - MIT - Mount Holyoke College - New York University - Northwestern University - Oberlin College - Pomona College - Princeton University - Reed College - Rice University - Skidmore College - Smith College - Stanford University - Swarthmore College - Trinity College - Tufts University - Union College - University of Chicago - University of Notre Dame - University of Pennsylvania - University of Richmond - University of Rochester - Vanderbilt University - Vassar College - Washington University in St. Louis - Wellesley College - Wesleyan University - Williams College - Yale University

To secure a fully funded scholarship in the U.S., the process is simple but requires preparation. This guide here is specifically for first-year (freshman) applicants. These are students who have a high school diploma (it is ok if you completed high school several years ago) and have never enrolled in a college or university. If you have attended any college or university after high school, pursued or earned a Higher National Diploma (HND), or completed any post-secondary qualification, you are considered a transfer student and should follow the transfer application process instead. 🏫 STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE (first-year year students): 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. 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