<p>Internationls are not eligible for NM…which is a total bummer. </p>
<p>Also, if @Libellula97 needs LOTS AND LOTS of aid(like I did), honestly, it will be extremely hard to get in. I know this because I had exactly same problem.</p>
<p>This is why BAMA is such a great choice for international student: OOS scholarship is also available for Int Kids, and it removes so much burden from financially struggling Int kids. And beside Bama is a good school with good ambiance in cozy south. I m also going there. </p>
<p>Do you have 1400 Math+Critical reading from a single score? you MUST have it for full tuition scholarship and University Fellows Experience. As long as you have it, you are good to go to BAMA!</p>
<p>However, if you are thinking about other GOOD schools with Good scholarship, you will find </p>
<p>either schools not as good as BAMA, or schools that are much prestigious and much more competitive.</p>
<p>I applied to more than half schools that @International95 listed, and I was rejected from EVERYONE of them…of course I wasn’t so brilliant as you are but just know this: getting into school with the status of international student
with a financial aid is extremely diffcult…</p>
<p>Also, the acceptance rate you see in the google doesn’t accurately reflect the international student acceptance rate.
For example, W&L only accepted 7% of international students…that’s really low, much lower than their avg accepratnece rate, 18%. </p>
<p>And, Wake Forest explicitly states that NO<br>
You may want to look for good schools(not as prestigious as the ones listed above, but still great) with automatic scholarship. There is link in somewhere…</p>
<p>Libellula97, I will be honest. Your grade is great, but for an international student who wants financial aid, I am worried that none of your school will give you enough aid: The schools simply set much higher bars to us. A sad reality.</p>
<p>This is the list of the school you wrote and I will write each school’s situation:
Cornell
University of Richmond
University of Virginia
Skidmore-
Tulane University
Northeastern University
Fordham University
University of Rochester
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Ohio State University
Wake Forest University
Furman University
University of Texas - Austin
University of Pittsburgh</p>
<p>I don’t know about Chapel Hill, but I have to say that except Tulane and Furman(because I don’t know about them) it will be hard to get in. Beside, UVa, UT are public school and they give no cent to int kids.</p>
<p>the only school with need blind and 100% need met for Ints are harvard, Princeton, Yale, Dartmouth, Pomona(Int kids in USA ONLY), Amherst, MIT. But again, I am concerned about your AP and SAT tests. Why did you take only 2 ap tests? They are not definitely enough for people like us. I am sure that having better SAT will help though…</p>
<p>feel free to message me! I would love to help you</p>