Financial aid for international students

Kościuszko Foundation's Program for Advanced Study, Research and/or Teaching

The Kosciuszko Foundation annually awards a number of Fellowships/Grants to Poles for advanced study, research, and/or teaching at universities and other institutions of higher learning in the United States. The Foundation provides a cost-of-living stipend, which includes trans-atlantic travel, housing allowance, health and accident insurance coverage, and (when warranted) domestic travel.

Deadline:

every March

Levels:

Graduate - Doctorate

Luther College Academic Scholarships

Luther College

Luther College offers academic scholarships up to $37,000 per academic year — and the best part? All students are automatically considered upon acceptance. No extra forms, just recognition for your hard work.

Deadline:

January 1, 2026 for early action; March 1, 2026 for regular decision

Levels:

Undergraduate - Bachelor's

Nonresident Tuition Waiver (NTW) Scholarships

University of Wisconsin-Superior

The University of Wisconsin-Superior offers renewable NTW Scholarships of $5,800 - $7,900 to more than 90% of international students who are approved for admission for bachelor degree programs. Primary consideration is academic merit (GPA); full scholarships are not offered.

Deadline:

Fall semester: July 1st; Spring semester: November 1st

Levels:

Undergraduate - Bachelor's

The Danish-American Fulbright Commission Grants for Studies and Research in the USA and Denmark

The Danish-American Fulbright Commission

Grants from the Danish-American Fulbright Commission are offered for persons with Danish citizenship (must be residing in Denmark) who wish to attend graduate-studies in the USA. To be eligible for receiving one of the grants, it is a requirement that the student has to pay tuition fee at the American university or college. The study period must be either one semester or one academic year. It is p

Deadline:

First Wednesday of March

Levels:

Graduate - Master's

University Center for International Education (UCIE) Undergraduate Merit Scholarship

Wright State

Wright State University offers University Center for International Education (UCIE) Undergraduate Merit Scholarship for all international undergraduate students. The scholarship is awarded at the time of admission, and contingent on at least a 2.5 GPA from high school or a transfer institution. Students are not required to submit any supplemental application to qualify for the scholarship; the app

Levels:

Undergraduate - Bachelor's