Hey guys, welcome to my channel If you haven't subscribed yet please click the link below and subscribe to my channel because I'm getting to talk tons about stepping into foreign universities and life abroad. Today I'm getting to tell you about American Universities and colleges where you'll study for free of charge So if you're curious about this subject, continue watching this video
The primary thing I would like to inform you there's no free education within us. Every single university would require you to pay something they might have a tuition and fee section on their website and they'd tell you that tuition fee is for instance 23000$ a year or if we're talking a few top universities it goes up to 200 000$ American education system is sweet that they supply tons of scholarships assistantships to talented students and it's possible to review for free of charge This happened to me once I got my full assistantship for MBA I got it from the University of Florida They provided me with assistantship that.
Helped me cover tuition fees and housing and everything But I didn't take that provide and that I decided to run my startup this is often a special story If you subscribed, you almost certainly know this story Today I would like to share the names of these universities that provided aid Also I wanted to say that there are certain profiles of scholars and it's really hard for these profiles to urge aid because aid is provided for special students especially if we're talking about mid-level universities they're really interested to urge really talented really bright students to extend their ranking because every single nationality will effect their profile, for instance
the university wouldn't want to possess a hundred thousand Chinese students and a couple of Russians or 2 Indians
This is often why they struggle to diversify their portfolio and make the nationality mix as outstanding as possible because as I said this affects their ranking and therefore the higher their rank, the more aid they get from the state the more aid they get from their donors like students who already graduated from the school and got an excellent job and they are donating to the university and for instance last year we welcomed 1 million international students and people were mostly Indians and Chinese if you are not from those countries you've got a benefit for instance if you're a girl from Kazakhstan or you are a girl from Uruguay you'd be underrepresented and each university would want to possess a female because.
You recognize in America there's this thing about equality and they'll want to possess 50% of males 50% females they need to possess people from every single country within the world not from just China and India So you've got a rather better chance of getting into and getting aid On the opposite hand if you're an Indian male with a background in IT they'll be a touch tougher so your test results like TOEFL, GMAT, GRE need to be really high And talking about aid first group of universities are universities first league They're Stanford, Harvard, you recognize all.
of the names that ring a bell in every single person's head and they are really high ranked and you'd get great job offers and these universities don't consider your financial abilities when accepting you That happens is you apply to Stanford you get accepted to Stanford then Stanford asks you ways much does your family make per annum if this number is below 65000$ then Stanford goes to mention "hey, we're getting to provide financial aid"
If that's above 65000 a year they'd probably tecanare able to sponsor education yourself this is often how it works with high universities they do not do merit-based scholarship assistantship. I do not say "they normally wouldn't do them They normally do financially based scholarships and assistantships so that they would only consider your financial needs not your mental abilities because if you were ready to get into Stanford MIT, Harvard there is no doubt that you're really talented really hard-working There' s also another level of universities that do not really.
Ring a bell but which also are excellent and specialized in rankings but they might consider your application for various sorts of aid after assessing your mental abilities your achievements your work experience if we're talking about universities like University of Chicago University of Florida, University of Illinois They'd give aid to better of the simplest so that they have tons of opportunities and people are scholarships if you get a scholarship you do not really owe you only get the cash and begin studying but if you're getting an assistantship meaning you've got to figure 10 hours per week you would be either helping an educator.
During the lectures or performing some administrative work like filling in applications or checking applications from other international students but assistantship means you're doing something for a university they're pretty generous they might also cover your tuition fees and provides you money for living and for accommodation So these colleges would assess if you are the better of the simplest and only the simplest of the simplest would get aid So when applying I might recommend.
You to concentrate on what quite aid the university provides if we're talking about not Stanford, Harvard like Ivy league universities We're talking about like University of Florida Michigan state university the University of Chicago confirms that your application is brilliant Also it is vital to note that Ph.D. students get funded in 90% of the cases If you're applying for the Ph.D. program regardless of what thanks for reading