<p>Hello, I was wondering what are some of the basic criteria for FOREIGN students to apply for scholaship. Hope someone can help.</p>
<p>Every scholarship program is different. Some of them insist on applicants being U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents. Some of them just require you to study in the U.S. And some programs don’t care where you are from OR where you are going.</p>
<p>Its a daunting task to find the ones your eligible for, considering there are probably tens of thousands of programs out there, just for study in the U.S. You might want to start off with <a href=“http://www.ScholarshipExperts.com%5B/url%5D”>www.ScholarshipExperts.com</a>. Rather than spending months studying the 4,800 scholarship programs we list and figuring out which ones you qualify for, spend 20-30 minutes filling out a detailed profile about who you are and what you want to accomplish (intended major, intended schools, etc.) and the website will automatically show you the ones you qualify to apply for (only if you’re honest with the profile :))</p>
<p>Usually, for foreign students, scholarships are based on your major, grades, and English proficiency test scores if English isn’t your native language (TOEFL test scores). If you know what school you want to go to, you can also check out their financial aid website. A lot of colleges pay big money to get foreign students in as freshman, sometimes they even try to recruit transfers this way.</p>