I just received my scores and my total was 116 points out of 120. I saw on the website of for example St. John’s University that a high TOEFL score gives you a bigger scholarship.
Are there any other colleges which have a similar approach and have stated or proven this?
Considering the fact that St. John’s does not meet 100% demonstrated need for domestic students and no financial aid for international students, I would not be doing a happy dance because of a $5k scholarship for a TOEFL score when tuition is $38,630. It may end up being the only monies that you get from them making the school unaffordable if you need significant aid to attend.
Temple used to, it’s the only one I know of.
Some universities will consider the high TOEFL score to complement their evaluation, especially when they don’t want the sat. I know Hendrix does, for example.
As was said above, what matters isn’t the scholarship but your net price.