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International Students |
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Undergraduate Students |
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International students are not eligible for any need-based financial assistance from the federal government, state governments, or from Northeastern University. In order to attend a post-secondary institution in the United States, an international student must present evidence of financial support sufficient to cover the costs associated with college attendance.
The Dean's Scholarship is awarded by Northeastern's Admissions Office to reward the outstanding achievements of incoming freshman international students. Award amounts vary from $5,000 to $15,000. The scholarship awarded for a maximum of eight semesters as long as the student maintains a 3.0 GPA. Additional scholarship information for international students is available here: Northeastern University International Student & Scholar Institute
A list of websites that contain helpful information on scholarship opportunities and financial planning is available here: Financial Assistance and Scholarship Websites
Information on international student employment is available here: Student Employment-International Students |
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Graduate Students |
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The Office of Student Financial Services awards federal assistance to students who are U.S. Citizens or Eligible Non-Citizens.
International students are ineligible for federal assistance but may qualify for alternative loan financing. The MEFA, Signature, and Access Group loan programs are available to students who apply with a U.S. cosigner. International students with a valid social security number and an established U.S. credit history can apply for the Comprehensive Access Loan. Additional information on alternative financing options is available here.
Additionally, graduate assistantships may be available to qualified applicants. Students interested in assistantships should contact the graduate office to which they are applying for admission--Graduate Admissions Information. |
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