United StatesVerifiedApplications closed
The Gates Scholarship
The Gates Scholarship
DeadlineApplications closedView details
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Scholarships in United States for International Students
Browse scholarships for study or research in United States. The listings can be filtered by degree level, subject, funding type, nationality, study mode and application status. Country describes the study or host destination, not the applicant's nationality. Check each scholarship page for current deadlines, funding coverage, host-institution rules and official application links.
7 scholarship records
United StatesVerifiedNo active call announced
Cornell University Financial Aid for International Students
Cornell University
DeadlineNo current deadline announcedView details
United StatesVerifiedApplications closed
Community Engagement Exchange Program
U.S. Department of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs / IREX
DeadlineApplications closedView details
United StatesVerifiedNo active call announced
Community Solutions Program
U.S. Department of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs / IREX
DeadlineNo current deadline announcedView details
United StatesVerifiedProgramme paused
Atlas Corps Fellowship
Cultural Vistas / Atlas Corps
DeadlineProgramme pausedView details
United StatesVerifiedApplications open
American University Scholarships
American University
Deadline15 January 2027View details
United StatesVerifiedApplications closed
Fulbright Foreign Student Program
United States Educational Foundation in Pakistan (USEFP) / U.S. Government
DeadlineApplications closedView details
Frequently Asked Questions
Can international students get scholarships in United States?
Yes, some US universities, governments and funding bodies offer scholarships to international students. Eligibility varies by nationality, degree, academic record and subject, so use the filters and verify the official criteria on each scholarship page.
Are scholarships in United States always fully funded?
No. Scholarships in United States may be fully funded, partially funded, tuition waivers, grants or other support. Check the Funding section of each record to see what is covered and what costs may still be the student's responsibility.