Scholarships are another main source of financing for many students and the first place to look for scholarships is at the school you are apply to or planning to attend. If you want to find out what schools offer scholarships and financial assistance please see below

Academic funding from a U.S. college or university.

A few U.S. colleges, universities and English language programs offer primarily partial scholarships for non-U.S. students. The criteria and policies at each individual institution vary. For details, contact a school that interests you, and explain your situation. But be prepared: International student scholarships are very competitive!

Trends in College Pricing: The College Board regularly publishes results of surveys taken at colleges and universities around the United States. Not surprisingly, costs across U.S. campuses vary greatly. The average cost of one year's undergraduate tuition and fees (not including living expenses) for this past academic year:

$2,713 at a two-year public college (offering primarily associate degrees)

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