These schools give the most amount of money, on average, to international students (per year) for their Bachelor's Degrees.... - Wesleyan University (CT) - $90,106 - Williams College (MA) - $88,446 - Duke University (NC) - $88,274 - Wellesley College (MA) - $88,095 - Haverford College (PA) - $87,516 - Pomona College (CA) - $86,921 - Vassar College (NY) - $86,258 - Stanford University (CA) - $84,900 - Cornell University (NY) - $84,351 - Dartmouth College (NH) - $84,167 - Yale University (CT) - $83,878 - Smith College (MA) - $83,285 - Caltech (CA) - $82,706 - Amherst College (MA) - $82,631 - Providence College (RI) - $82,404 - Brown University (RI) - $82,269 - Swarthmore College (PA) - $81,228 - Colby College (ME) - $80,868 - Colgate University (NY) - $80,288 - Tufts University (MA) - $80,079

These schools offer full-need financial aid to admitted international transfer students for their Bachelor's Degrees. Remember that an international transfer student is someone who is not a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and is applying to continue their undergraduate studies at a U.S. college after starting college elsewhere. They must have completed some university-level coursework after high school in their home country or another country. Their deadlines and acceptance rates are below. December 15 - Berea College (Acceptance rate - 2.6%) February 15 - Pomona College (Acceptance rate - 8.6%) March 1 - Brown University (Acceptance rate - 4.1%) - Bates College (Acceptance rate - 4%) - Columbia University (Acceptance rate - 10.1%) - Grinnell College (Acceptance rate - 18.9%) - Harvard University (Acceptance rate - 0.8%) - Princeton University (Acceptance rate - 1.9%) - Reed College (Acceptance rate - 20%) - University of Richmond (Acceptance rate - 45.6%) - Whitman College (Acceptance rate - 39%) - Yale University (Acceptance rate - 1.5%) March 2 - Amherst College (Acceptance rate - 8.6%) - Williams College (Acceptance rate - 2.8%) - Middlebury College (Acceptance rate - 8.3%) March 15 - Cornell University (Acceptance rate - 9.3%) - Macalester College (Acceptance rate - 28.6%) - Mount Holyoke College (Acceptance rate - 24.7%) - Kenyon College (Acceptance rate - 30%) - Scripps College (Acceptance rate - 14.1%) - Stanford University (Acceptance rate - 1.6%) - University of Pennsylvania (Acceptance rate - 4.5%) - University of Rochester (Acceptance rate - 38.5%)

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These are schools that I recommend that give full scholarships to international students for their bachelor's degrees, don't have the SAT requirement, and have a CSS Fee waiver (or give you an alternative form to fill out). - Williams College - Wesleyan University - Bowdoin College - Swarthmore College - Macalester College - Haverford College - College of the Holy Cross - Amherst College - Pomona College - Princeton University

🎓 School Lists for Bachelor's Degrees: 1) My TOP 10 Recommended Schools for International Students Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 2) 60+ American Universities with Full Scholarships for International Students Part 1 3) Schools with No SAT Required Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 4) Schools with No English Test Needed Part 1 5) Schools with Higher Acceptance Rates Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3