University of Washington Scholarship for international students, Apply here.

The UW Office of Student Financial Aid does not offer any type of scholarship, grant or other form of aid to international students studying in the U.S. However, there are other ways for international students to fund their studies.

There may be funding support offered by your own government, or by other organizations, corporations or institutions. Additionally, your academic department may have information regarding specific scholarships and/or funding options available for its majors and minors.

Remember to give yourself plenty of time to research and apply for scholarships, as they tend to be competitive.

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ALTERNATIVE WAY TO APPLY FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS SCHOLARSHIPS.

As the cost of studying in the US is significant for international students, below is a list of additional resources you might use to apply scholarship:

US Government

Fulbright

Organizations

> American Association of University Women (AAUW)

> Social Science Research Council

> Asian Cultural Council Fellowships

> IFMA Foundation

> Korean American Scholarship Foundation

> Organization of American States Scholarship Program 

> Sikh Education Fund

Others

Aga Khan Foundation

Margaret McNamara Education Grants (international students currently enrolled)

Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships

Lists form the UW Graduate School office

RE organizations (all students/not only internationals)

Mildred C. Hanson, SIOR Memorial Fund

CoreNet – Washington Chapter

Scholarships for International students 

An international student is a non-resident alien on a non-immigrant visa which permits full time study in the United States. A student must be a U.S. citizen or an eligible non-citizen (permanent resident) to receive federal financial aid.

Federal regulations and University of Washington policy severely limit the types of financial assistance available to international students. University admissions policies require that students with F-1, F-2, J-1, J-2, and G-series visas have enough resources to meet their expenses throughout their stay at the UW; students with these visas are not eligible for federal student aid.

Students should search their own country’s banks, embassy and/or ministry of education as they may offer additional information about other financial aid opportunities and loan programs. The UW International Student Services office provides further resources for financial assistance.

International students attending the Seattle Campus may apply for the University’s Family Housing or Child Care Assistance Program.

Applying for aid

Complete the FAFSA each year by January 15 to be considered for priority financial aid.

Undocumented students/other select applicants should complete the WASFA by January 15th also.

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