Chapman University Website https://www.chapman.edu/ Location Orange County, California Type Private Undergraduate/Graduate # of undergradu...
Chapman University Website https://www.chapman.edu/ Location Orange County, California Type Private Undergraduate/Graduate # of undergraduate students ≈7,000 Acceptance rate ≈54% % of International Students ≈6% SAT average 1882 ACT average 28 SAT Subject tests Not required, but accepted [ Chapman admitted 45% of the international students in fall 2017.] Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Chapman offers limited need-based aid (up tp $15,000 per year) for international applicants. Merit-based International students are eligible for merit-based scholarships during the admission process. First year applicants are eligible for merit-based scholarships up to $32,000 per year. Merit-based scholarships are based primarily on a student’s grades and test scores, although there are a number of additional factors that are also considered. Additionally, department scholarships are awarded by major. Useful links https://www.chapman.edu/admission/undergraduate/international-students/inde x.aspx 10 Claremont McKenna College Website https://www.cmc.edu/ Location Claremont, California Type Private, Liberal Arts, Undergraduate only # of undergraduate students ≈1,300 Acceptance rate ≈9% % of International Students ≈18% SAT Range for middle 50% 1340-1510 ACT Range for middle 50% 30-34 SAT Subject tests Not required Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based CMC is committed to meeting 100% of demonstrated need of all admitted first-year students,
regardless of citizenship. However, as a "need aware" institution, CMC takes into account a student's ability to pay the full-cost of attendance as a part of admission criteria for applicants that are not U.S. citizens or U.S. Permanent Residents. Any student that needs financial assistance to cover the full-cost of attendance must indicate that they are applying for need-based financial aid on their admission application and follow the financial aid application procedures for international students. Students who do not apply for or do not receive financial aid upon admission are not eligible to be considered for financial aid in future years while enrolled at CMC. Merit-based Merit-based scholarships are available for first-year applicants including the Interdisciplinary Science Scholarship;
the McKenna Scholarship; the Seaver Scholarship. A blend of need-based and merit awards can be seen here. Useful links https://www.cmc.edu/financial-aid/prospective-and-new-students https://www.cmc.edu/admission/international 11 Harvey Mudd College Website https://www.hmc.edu/ Location Claremont, California Type Private, Undergraduate Science and Engineering # of undergraduate students ≈850 Acceptance rate ≈13% % of International Students ≈11% SAT Range for middle 50% EBRW: 720-760 Math: 770-800 ACT Range for middle 50% 34-35 SAT Subject tests 1 test on math (level 2) & 1 of your choice Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Not available for international students Merit-based HMC offers only merit awards to international students. Principal financial support for international students comes in the form of the So International Scholarship, an award exclusively for international students. International students are also eligible for most of Harvey Mudd College’s merit-based awards. For more information, please visit: ❏ So International Scholarship ❏ Harvey S. Mudd Merit award ❏ Esterbrook Merit award ❏ FIRST Robotics scholarship ❏ RIF scholarship ❏ VEX scholarship Useful links https://www.hmc.edu/student-life/international-students/ https://www.hmc.edu/admission/afford/international-student-financial-aid/ 12 Mills College Website https://www.mills.edu/ Location Oakland, California Type Private, Liberal arts, Women’s only, Undergraduate/Graduate # of undergraduate students ≈780 Acceptance rate ≈72% % of International Students ≈1% SAT Range for middle 50% Optional (1013-1240) ACT Range for middle 50% Optional (21-29) SAT Subject tests N/A Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Not available to internationals students. Merit-based If you are applying as a first-year student, you will be considered automatically for a Mills academic merit scholarship. Useful links https://www.mills.edu/admission-aid/undergraduate-admissions/how-to-apply/in ternational-students.php https://www.mills.edu/admission-aid/undergraduate-admissions/cost-aid/scholar ships-undergrad-students/index.php 13 Scripps College Website http://www.scrippscollege. edu/ Location Claremont, California Type Private, Liberal arts Women’s, Undergraduate # of undergraduate students ≈1050 Acceptance rate ≈28% % of International Students ≈5% SAT Range for middle 50% EBRW: 660-740 Math: 630-700 ACT Range for middle 50% 28-32 SAT Subject tests Optional Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Financial assistance for international applicants is limited and is only awarded at the time of admission. Your aid offer will be renewed each year for up to 8 semesters as long as you enroll full time and make satisfactory academic progress toward your degree. Financial aid is not re-evaluated for international students. The CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE is required for international students who wish to be considered for financial aid. Merit-based International first-year applicants are eligible for merit-based scholarships ranging from $10,000 to $27,000 annually, and the highest award is the James E. Scripps Scholarship. Scholarships are awarded to applicants whose strong academic performance and school or community involvement indicate that they will add vitality and intellectual value to campus. Scripps does not require an earlier deadline for scholarship consideration. Merit scholarships are only available to first-year applicants. Useful links http://www.scrippscollege.edu/admission/apply/international-applicants 14 Pomona College Website https://www.pomona.edu/ Location Claremont, California Type Private, liberal arts Undergraduate only # of undergraduate students ≈700 Acceptance rate ≈8% % of International Students ≈11% SAT Range for middle 50% EBRW: 670-750 Math: 760-660 ACT Range for middle 50% 30-34 (median: 32) SAT Subject tests optional Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Pomona does offer financial aid to approximately half of the admitted international students each year. International students can request reimbursement for one trip home during their four years, excepting a trip home after graduating. Merit-based Pomona does not provide financial assistance in the form of athletic or merit scholarships. Internships International students can participate in the internship programs sponsored by Pomona’s Career Development Office, which offers students access to both part-time internships in the Los Angeles area during the school year and summer internships in the U.S. and abroad. International students are eligible for the same stipends and funding opportunities for these internships as domestic students. In addition, international students are also eligible to apply for Pomona’s Summer Undergraduate Research Program, which provides funding for extended summer research projects with faculty on or off campus. Useful links https://www.pomona.edu/financial-aid/applying-for-aid/international-aid https://www.pomona.edu/apply/admissions/international-applicants/faqs 15 University of San Diego Website http://www.sandiego.edu/ Location San Diego, California Type Public, research Undergraduate/Graduate # of undergraduate students ≈5,400 Acceptance rate ≈53% % of International Students ≈9% SAT Range for middle 50% 1230-1400 ACT Range for middle 50% 27-32 SAT Subject tests* Not required *Jacobs School of Engineering and biological or physical sciences majors recommend SAT Math Level 2 Subject Test and a science subject test (Biology E/M, Chemistry, or Physics) closely related to the applicant’s intended major. Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based International students are not eligible for need-based scholarships. Merit-based The University of San Diego offers merit scholarships to international first-year applicants. In order to be considered, you must submit SAT and/or ACT scores with your first-year application. Scholarships are awarded based upon superior academic performance in the following areas: grades, class selection and test scores. Merit scholarships range from $10,000 to $25,000 and are renewable for four years by meeting minimum grade point average requirements. Merit scholarships are offered to first-year applicants only. Depending on a student’s area of study, individual departments may offer scholarships to international students. International students are also eligible for athletic scholarships. Useful links https://www.sandiego.edu/admissions/undergraduate/international-applicants/# merit https://www.sandiego.edu/financialaid/scholarships/scholarship-faq.php#accordi on-panel6 16 University of the Pacific Website https://www.pacific.edu/ Location Stockton, California Type Private Undergraduate/graduate # of undergraduate students ≈3,500 Acceptance rate ≈66% % of International Students ≈7% SAT Range for middle 50% EBRW: 540-650 Math: 530-680 ACT Range for middle 50% 22-30 SAT Subject tests Not required but strongly recommended Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Not available to international students. Merit-based The University of the Pacific offers a number of $10,000 International Student Merit Scholarships to international students applying as freshman or transfer students. International applicants with a 3.5 GPA or above will automatically be considered upon submission of a complete undergraduate application for admission. No separate application is required. The award of $10,000 per year is renewable for four years of undergraduate study if the student meets eligibility criteria. Additionally,
international students can apply to the Powell Scholars Program, the university's premier academic merit award, which awards an annual $36,000 scholarship plus funding for education abroad and research opportunities. Through this program, up to 10 scholarships are awarded annually by the university. Useful links http://www.pacific.edu/admission/international/international-scholarships.html 17 Whittier College Website https://www.whittier.edu/ Location Whittier, California Type Private, Liberal Arts Undergraduate/Graduate # of undergraduate students ≈1,700 Acceptance rate ≈63% % of International Students ≈3% SAT Range for middle 50% ERBW: 470-580 Math: 470-590 ACT Range for middle 50% 19-25 SAT Subject tests N/A Grants/Scholarships Available for International Students Need-based Provides financial aid for a limited number of international students. Merit-based The International and John Greenleaf Whittier Merit Scholarships: Whittier College annually awards a number of scholarships to students, including those given on criteria of academic merit, international citizenship, year of entry and other designations. The amount you may be eligible for is based on the Office of Admissions criteria and typically remains the same each year. Work-award Work-study Whittier Work Award: The student employment program at Whittier College is designed to provide students with on-campus employment while attending Whittier College. Students gain valuable work experience, while participating directly in the life of the Whittier community. Work-study is a College-administered program, through which you earn your award allocation to pay for your educational expenses. You may work a maximum of 20 hours per week during periods of enrollment. Job positions vary and include opportunities in research, tutoring, community service, administration and office operations, computing, and library services. Useful links https://www.whittier.edu/financialaid/international https://www.whittier.edu/careers
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