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International Students

General Information

All students eligible for Financial Aid are determined according to information collected from the FAFSA.  One requirement to be eligible for Federal Financial Aid is being a citizen or eligible non-citizen.  An eligible non-citizen is one of the following:

• A U.S. Permanent resident and has a alien registration receipt card (I-551)
• A conditional permanent resident (I-551C)
• A resident with an arrival-departure record (I-94) from the U.S. immigration and naturalization service showing any of the following designations: 
• Refugee
• Asylum granted 
• Indefinite parole
• Humanitarian parole
• Cuban-Haitian entrant

Ineligibility for Federal Financial Aid

Students are not eligible for federal student aid if they are in the United States on a:

• F1 Student Visa
• F2 Student Visa
• J1 Exchange Visitor Visa
• J2 Exchange Visitor Visa
• G Series Visa.

 

However, there are still other scholarship opportunities available to international students.  See our International Student Scholarship Opportunities page for more information.