Princeton Financial Aid for International Students
Princeton University
Eligibility
International undergraduate admits to Princeton — need-blind admission, full demonstrated financial need met with grants (no loans).
USA · Undergraduate Scholarships
Undergraduate-level awards open to Sri Lankan applicants studying in the USA. Each scholarship shows eligibility, deadline, and a one-tap WhatsApp line to a counsellor who has helped students win it before.
10 active awards for Sri Lankan applicants.
Princeton University
Eligibility
International undergraduate admits to Princeton — need-blind admission, full demonstrated financial need met with grants (no loans).
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Eligibility
International undergraduate applicant — admission is need-blind; aid covers full demonstrated financial need.
Cornell University
Eligibility
South Asian citizen (Sri Lanka eligible) admitted to Cornell with demonstrated financial need above what Cornell's standard aid covers.
Harvard University
Eligibility
Need-blind admission for international undergraduates; financial-aid packages cover up to 100% of demonstrated need.
Yale University
Eligibility
International undergraduate applicant — admission is need-blind for all citizenships; aid covers full demonstrated need.
Cornell University
Eligibility
International undergraduate applicants admitted to Cornell — aid amount calculated entirely from documented family financial need.
Johns Hopkins University
Eligibility
International undergraduate applicants admitted to Johns Hopkins — aid amount calculated from documented family financial need.
Duke University
Eligibility
International undergraduates with demonstrable financial need admitted to Duke; need-aware admissions for international applicants.
Dartmouth College
Eligibility
International undergraduates with demonstrable financial need; Dartmouth is need-blind for all applicants including international.
University of California, Berkeley
Eligibility
Berkeley students (undergrad or grad, international or domestic) accepted to live at International House — need-based with merit consideration.