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University in the United States Grants Scholarships to Brazilians

Written by Alisson Ficher

Published on 09/05/2024 at 20:53

Updated on 09/05/2024 at 20:57

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Dreaming of Studying Abroad and Looking for Opportunities? Read This Article and Check Out the Details of the Chances That a University in the United States Has Opened for Brazilians with the Desire to Study Abroad.

Fairleigh Dickinson University, a private educational institution located in New Jersey, United States, announced great news: the opening of applications for its annual scholarship program.

According to the university, these opportunities offered by the institution include scholarships of up to US$ 24,000 per year for students interested in pursuing one of the undergraduate degrees offered there.

Furthermore, according to the university, the scholarships offered to selected students are US$ 38,000, sufficient to cover more than half of the tuition fees.

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Who Can Apply

According to Fairleigh Dickinson University, the scholarships offered by the institution are intended for students aiming for all undergraduate courses, and these opportunities are renewable for a period of up to four years.

Another important piece of information is that candidates are considered taking into account their academic performance.

In addition, the university adopts a test-optional policy, meaning that it is not necessary to submit SAT or ACT scores.

Other Important Information

Anyone wishing to apply has until July 1st to do so. This interested individual must complete the common application procedure – there is no need for a separate application to compete for the scholarships.

Interested? If you want to know more details, such as what documents are required for international applicants, know that you can find more information about the scholarship and the university here.

University in the United States Grants Scholarships to Brazilians

Dreaming of Studying Abroad and Looking for Opportunities? Read This Article and Check Out the Details of the Chances That a University in the United States Has Opened for Brazilians with the Desire to Study Abroad.

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