Program Description:

Title: The University of Mississippi International Undergraduate Scholarships

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The University of Mississippi International Undergraduate Scholarships Overview

These scholarships are available to international students pursuing a bachelor’s degree at a U.S. university. They are awarded based on academic merit, English proficiency, and other eligibility criteria.

The University of Mississippi International Undergraduate Scholarships Eligibility

1. International Freshman Students (Graduated Outside the USA)

   • Must hold a temporary visa/status in the USA.
   • High school GPA of at least 3.25 out of 4.
   • Consideration based on merit, funding availability, underrepresented country status, and English proficiency.
   • Not available for students externally funded by their government.

2. International Freshman Students (Graduated in the USA)

   • Must meet the same admission and scholarship requirements as U.S. students.
   • Awards vary based on Mississippi/non-Mississippi residency, GPA, and SAT/ACT scores.

3. International Transfer Students

   • Must transfer from a university within or outside the USA.
   • Consideration based on funding availability, college GPA, and English proficiency.
   • Not available for externally funded students.

The University of Mississippi International Undergraduate Scholarships Benefits

• Scholarship amounts range from $25,068 to $5,000 (covering approximately 91.8% to 18.5% of tuition).
• Credited towards non-resident fees and resident tuition fees.
• Can be combined with other scholarships but cannot exceed full tuition costs.
• Renewable for up to 4 academic years for a first bachelor’s degree, provided academic and legal status requirements are met.

The University of Mississippi International Undergraduate Scholarships Application Process

• Scholarships are typically awarded for fall-term enrollment and are non-deferrable and non-transferable.
• Interested students should check with the Office of Financial Aid for detailed application steps and requirements.

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