Most international students find it difficult to obtain financial assistance in the United States, particularly if no aid has been offered by the Institute or by a scholarship organization at home. The Institute awards only a limited number of scholarships, and competition is considerable. Financial need is the primary consideration in determining awards, but your proven ability and potential for achievement in the field of study is also taken into account.
Awards are limited to the number of units required to complete the degree program.
Recipients must pay the balance of tuition costs and all their living expenses throughout the duration of their studies at the Institute. Students with scholarships must maintain a minimum full-time course load and demonstrate satisfactory academic progress. You may apply for the International Student Scholarship only before enrolling in a program at the Institute. These are partial tuition scholarships only. Aid is limited to the number of units required to complete the degree program.