1. Need-based scholarships are evaluated according to needs.
Need-Based is given according to students' family economic situation, mainly considering parents' income, family assets, family size and other factors, which is equivalent to a grant.
Demand-based forms generally include grants, scholarships, loans and campus work.
On-demand scholarships are very generous to domestic applicants. More than 80% freshmen in many universities can get on-demand scholarships in different ways. However, for international students, only a few universities offer them, and most universities have little or no need-based scholarships for international students to apply for. Because applying for this scholarship will affect the admission result, if there is no pressure on family funds, it is recommended not to apply easily.
2. Meritorious scholarship
The merit-based admission is determined by the applicant's own learning ability, and students' high school scores and SAT scores are usually examined. No matter whether the students need financial help or not, as long as the school recognizes the students' academic background, it will grant American undergraduate scholarships.
Most merit-based scholarships are not limited to American students, but are aimed at most applicants, but the amount of such scholarships is relatively small, generally providing 6,000 yuan? 12000 USD/year, mostly in recognition.
3. Need blind scholarship without funds
Need-Blind is not a scholarship, but an admission policy of American universities. Many private universities with strong financial strength do not consider whether students need financial aid from the school when enrolling students, that is to say, whether to apply for scholarships has no effect on the application results. Once the school thinks that the students meet the admission criteria, they will make a judgment according to the students' family situation. If the student's family can bear the cost, the school will try its best to provide the rest. Many universities in the United States claim to adopt this policy of equal treatment, but many schools can't actually do it. For international students, transfer students, etc. Policies that ignore demand usually don't apply.
The above is the application policy for undergraduate scholarships in the United States. Scholarship application is not only related to grades, but also closely related to students' application articles and performance in interviews.
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