Undergraduate scholarships in the USA for Sri Lankan students

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International undergraduate admits to Princeton — need-blind admission, full demonstrated financial need met with grants (no loans).

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International undergraduate applicant — admission is need-blind; aid covers full demonstrated financial need.

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South Asian citizen (Sri Lanka eligible) admitted to Cornell with demonstrated financial need above what Cornell's standard aid covers.

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Need-blind admission for international undergraduates; financial-aid packages cover up to 100% of demonstrated need.

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Exceptional non-US international applicants to Duke's undergraduate Trinity College or Pratt School of Engineering — by invitation from admissions.

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International undergraduate applicant — admission is need-blind for all citizenships; aid covers full demonstrated need.

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Non-US-citizen women pursuing full-time Master's, doctoral, or postdoctoral study in the United States — open to Sri Lankan women.

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Applies to first-year undergraduates admitted to NYU's New York campus who apply for aid by the deadline. Under the NYU Promise, families with income below USD 100,000 and typical assets pay no tuition.

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International undergraduate applicants admitted to UPenn with demonstrated financial need — Penn meets 100% of demonstrated need with no loans.

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Incoming first-year freshmen with exceptional academic, leadership, and extracurricular profiles — open to international applicants including Sri Lankans.

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International undergraduate applicants admitted to Cornell — aid amount calculated entirely from documented family financial need.

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International applicants to Northwestern; undergraduate aid is need-based and meets full demonstrated need, graduate funding is program-specific.