Find US Scholarship Opportunities

The United States offers a diverse array of top quality higher education options. There are over 4,000 accredited colleges and universities, ranging from large research universities to small private colleges, state universities, community colleges, specialized and technical institutions and everything in between.The following resources will help you find the college or university in the United States that is right for you:

 
EducationUSA, sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, will help you prepare to attend U.S. colleges and universities.

Visit EducationUSA to learn how to select and apply to colleges and universities in the U.S. You can also find the advising center nearest you.
 

 
Intensive English USA is a guide to intensive English programs in the United States.

Search this interactive database to find intensive English programs that meet your needs. You can search by U.S. location or type of English language program.
 
 

You can purchase a print version of the Funding for US Study directory at IIEBooks.

Buy Funding US Study and other comprehensive reference books from the Institute of International Education on this online bookstore.
 

Compare US Loan Opportunities

While international students should first seek to cover their education through scholarships and other sources, in some cases students may need additional assistance funding their tuition, travel and living costs. Student loans are an additional way to finance an education, allowing students to borrow up to the total cost of their education minus any other financial aid. To be eligible, students will need a US citizen or permanent resident, who has lived in the US for at least the last two years to cosign the loan. Once a loan has been approved, US banks will disburse funds directly to the school who will then distribute the funds to the student.
For more, see www.internationalstudentloan.com.