Capital University International Scholarships in Ohio

Capital University offers partial, merit-based scholarships to every admitted international undergraduate student. The information provided on the admission application serves as the basis for most scholarships and grants, with no additional scholarship application required. Scholarship awards are for full-time students seeking their first undergraduate degree.

Scholarship awards apply to full-time students seeking a first undergraduate degree, for fall and spring only, and may be applied to a maximum of eight full-time semesters. First-year applicants receive an exact award amount determined by high school GPA converted to the U.S. scale, while transfer applicants receive an exact amount determined by university GPA converted to the U.S. scale.

Selection is based on the information applicants provide on their admission application, which serves as the basis for most scholarships and grants. The merit scholarship offer is provided on the same day as admission for accepted students.

Awards may be applied to a maximum of eight full-time semesters (fall and spring only). The Center for Global Education provides more detailed instructions for required financial certification as part of the student visa application process after the student receives the offer of admission and the scholarship offer. No further obligations are stated in the provided text.

• International student status: must be an admitted international undergraduate student.
• Programme level: first undergraduate degree.
• Enrolment status: full-time students.
• Applicant type: first-year or transfer international applicants.
• Award duration limit: scholarships may be applied to a maximum of eight full-time semesters, fall and spring only.
• Merit basis: scholarship amount is determined by high school GPA converted to the U.S. scale for first-year applicants, and by university GPA converted to the U.S. scale for transfer applicants.
• Need-based aid: not eligible for need-based aid.
• Scholarship type: not eligible for full scholarships for international students.
• Intensive English Program scholarships: no scholarships available for the Intensive English Program.

• Partial, merit-based scholarships.
• Minimum start level: $29,000 per year.
• Additional aid: available for on-campus living expenses.

1. Submit an admission application; the information provided on the admission application serves as the basis for most scholarships and grants.
2. After admission, accept the admission and scholarship offer; Capital University provides the merit scholarship offer on the same day as admission.
3. After receiving the offer of admission and scholarship offer, follow instructions from the Center for Global Education for required financial certification as part of the student visa application process.

• Financial certification details/instructions are referenced as required for the student visa application process after the offer is received (specific documents are not listed in the provided text).