Boston University is a private institution, that was founded in  1839. The renowned university is located in Boston, Massachusetts, United state of America. With powerful alumni such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ayanna Pressley (a U.S Representative/politician) and Martin Luther King Jr.  just to name a few….

Boston University have an acceptance rate of 22% and a graduation rate of 87% . Definitely an intuition that will help you with your career goal.

They are currently giving out a $25,000 scholarships to international students. Keep reading for details

Scholarship Details

Scholarship Title: Presidential Scholarship for International Students

Location: USA

Award: $25,000

Institution: Boston University

Scholarships Criteria

Applicants must be international students, namely, non-US citizens or non-US Permanent Resident Green Card Holders. International students usually need an F-1 Student Visa or J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa to study in the US. Applicants must have completed the equivalent of a US secondary school education, are GED recipients, or have completed a secondary school equivalency exam.

In order to be considered for this scholarship, the candidates must be leaders in their schools and communities.

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Application instructions:

No additional essays or application forms are required. Students who wish to be considered for the Presidential Scholarship should submit their course application and supporting credentials by 1 December 2020, for studies commencing Fall 2021.

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