Financial Aid for Undergraduate International Students from Universities in Hawaii

Financial aid for undergraduate international students may be available from various universities in the state. However, not all universities offer the same kind of financial aid. The lists below indicate which schools in the state-and in all states across the country--offer aid (including grants, loans, and jobs) of at least 20% of the cost of attendance to the largest numbers of international students. If a school does not appear in the list, it probably does not offer much financial aid for international students. Athletic scholarships awarded to international students are not included.

International students planning to apply to an undergraduate program at a US university or college should contact the schools that interest them. Many schools provide financial aid information for international students on their websites; however, speaking directly with someone at the relevant program department(s) and the institution's Financial Aid Office can help you get all the information you need as clearly as possible. You won't know what's available until you ask.

One way that some universities and colleges in the US encourage international students to enrol is by offering a number of Non-Resident Tuition Waivers in an international student pool. The waivers typically cover the cost of the out-of-state portion of tuition; the student must still pay the in-state portion of tuition.

Different types of tuition waivers may be offered depending upon the institution. These include:

- Merit-based tuition waivers: based on GPA and typically not awarded until after two semesters of study.
- Need-based tuition waivers: based on need and often awarded upon admission to the program.
- Recruitment-based tuition waivers: based on program of study with tuition waivers segmented into either or both technical tuition waivers (for those undergraduate international students pursing degrees in science and engineering fields) and non-technical tuition waivers (encompassing all fields of degree study).

The table is based on lists originally compiled by Douglas C. Thompson, and has been excerpted from Edupass.org

Schools with Financial Aid for International Undergraduate Students


State	Schools with Awards to 15-49 Students	Schools with Awards to 50-99 Students	Schools with Awards to 100-149 Students	Schools with Awards to more than 150 Students

Alabama	Troy State University
Alaska
Arizona				Arizona State University
Arkansas				Harding Univ.
California	CalTech Occidental College Thomas Aquinas Coll.	California Lutheran US International Univ.	Stanford
Colorado	Univ. of Colorado/Bldr
Connecticut		Trinity College Wesleyan Univ.	Yale	Univ. of Bridgeport
Delaware
Distict of Columbia		George Wash. Univ.
Florida		Lynn Univ.	Eckerd College Florida Inst. of Tech. Univ. of Miami	Barry University Univ. of South Florida
Georgia			Georgia Southern Univ. Savannah Coll. of Art
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois	Augustana College Univ. of Chicago	Knox College Lake Forest College Monmouth College North Park Univ. Principia College		Illinois Inst. of Tech.
Indiana	Earlham College Taylor Univ. Wabash College	Goshen College	Tri-State Univ.
Iowa	Central College Coe College	Maharishi Intl. Univ.	Dordt College Graceland College Luther College	Grinnell College
Kansas	Southwestern College
Kentucky	Spalding Univ.
Louisiana		Tulane Univ.	Northeast Louisiana	Louisiana State Univ.
Maine	Bates College Bowdoin College	Colby College Univ. of Maine
Maryland	Hood College Johns Hopkins	St. Johns College Washington College Western Maryland Coll.
Massachusetts	Amherst College Eastern Nazarene Hampshire College Wellesley College Williams College	Brandeis Univ.	Smith College	Clark Univ. Harvard MIT Mount Holyoke College
Michigan	Kalamazoo College Michigan State Univ.		Calvin College	Eastern Michigan Univ.
Minnesota	Gustavas Adolphus Coll. Univ. of St. Thomas	Augsburg College Concordia Coll. St. Olaf College		Macalester College
Mississippi
Missouri		Washington Univ.
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire			Dartmouth
New Jersey				Princeton
New Mexico
New York	Bard College Colgate Univ. Elmira College Hamilton College Vassar College William Smith College	Columbia Univ. Cornell Univ. Houghton College Ithaca College Julliard School Rochester Inst. of Tech. St. Lawrence Univ.	Univ. of Rochester	SUNY Plattsburgh
North Carolina	Davidson College	Salem College St. Augustine's College
North Dakota
Ohio	Kenyon College Mount Union College	Cleveland Inst. of Music Denison Univ. Wittenberg Univ.	College of Wooster Oberlin	Ohio Wesleyan Univ.
Oklahoma
Oregon	Univ. of Oregon	Lewis & Clark
Pennsylvania	Albright College Dickinson College Elizabethtown College Gettysburg College Lafayette College Messiah College Swarthmore College	Allegheny College Bryn Mawr College Franklin & Marshall	Slippery Rock Univ.	Univ. of Pennsylvania
Rhode Island			Brown Univ.
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee	Univ. of the South
Texas		Abilene Christian Univ.	Texas Christian Univ.	Univ. of Houston
Utah
Vermont	Bennington College		Middlebury College
Virginia				Liberty Univ.
Washington
West Virginia	West Virginia Wesleyan	Bethany College
Wisconsin		Beloit College Lawrence Univ. Univ. of Wisc./Eau Clair		Marquette Univ.
Wyoming