All fees and costs are subject to change. If you are from a country that cannot guarantee timely payments of fees, due to either severe exchange restrictions or delinquency in payment of government scholarships, you may be required to submit an advanced payment for tuition and fees before an I-20 will be issued . The application for admission also serves as the scholarship application. There are approximately 10 full tuition awards and 20-30 nonresident fee waiver awards given each fall semester. First-time freshmen are eligible for the full awards and nonresident fee waiver awards.
Transfer students are eligible only for nonresident fee waivers.
If there are any scholarship funds left from the fall semester, some nonresident awards are also made for the spring semester, but there is no guarantee that any scholarships will be available for spring. All required documents and information, including your application, application fee, transcripts, and test scores, must be received by February 1 in order to guarantee that you will be considered for all of the fall semester scholarships. For spring scholarships, if available, all documents should be submitted by November 1 in order to be considered. If you have SAT or ACT scores, these are considered as well. Letters of recommendation, evidence of financial need, extracurricular activities, and awards are not considered.