The University of Mississippi, affectionately known as Ole Miss,
is the state's flagship university. Included in the elite group of R1:
Doctoral Universities - Highest Research Activity by the Carnegie
Classification, it has a long history of producing leaders in public service,
academics and business.
Its 16 academic divisions include a major
medical school, nationally recognized schools of accountancy, law and
pharmacy, and an Honors College acclaimed for a blend of academic rigor,
experiential learning and opportunities for community action.
University of Mississippi offers undergraduate scholarships for
International Students.
Scholarships Details:
For international Freshman Students who graduated from high school outside
of the USA:
> International students who are recruited by and apply directly to
the university as degree-seeking undergraduate students, and who will hold a
temporary visa/status in the USA will be considered for International Academic
Excellence Scholarships (AES-INTL). They are generally offered on the basis of
a student’s academic merit; they vary according to a student’s earned high
school grades (minimum 3.25 out of 4), availability of funding,
underrepresented country designation, and English proficiency scores.
>
Scholarships range from $23,454- to $3,900-, or approx. 95% to 15% of
undergraduate tuition (= the cost of base and non-resident tuition); or from
55% to 9% of the total cost of study (= the cost of tuition, housing, meals,
books, health insurance, etc.)
> Scholarships are generally offered
for enrollment starting with a fall term, are non-deferrable and
non-transferable, though are renewable, provided academic progression and
grade requirements are met, and lawful presence in the USA is maintained.
Students may be awarded the scholarship for a total of 4 academic years
towards a first bachelor’s degree only.
> Scholarships are generally
credited towards non-resident fees and resident tuition fees. They may be
combined with other scholarships, but may not exceed the full non-resident fee
or resident tuition.
> International students who are externally
funded (e.g. by their government) may not qualify for these scholarships.
Deadline:
Not Specified
