Kansas State University scholarships for international students

Kansas State University (K-State) offers a variety of scholarships specifically for international students. Here are some key options available:

International Student Scholarships

1. K-State International Merit Award
   • Amount: $8,000
   • Eligibility: Incoming international freshmen with a high school GPA between 3.10 and 3.19.
   • Renewable: Yes, with a minimum K-State GPA requirement.
2. K-State International Achievement Award
   • Amount: $16,000
   • Eligibility: Incoming international freshmen with a high school GPA between 3.20 and 3.49.
   • Renewable: Yes.
3. K-State International Distinction Award
   • Amount: $24,000
   • Eligibility: Incoming international freshmen with a high school GPA between 3.50 and 3.74.
   • Renewable: Yes.
4. K-State International Excellence Award
   • Amount: $32,000
   • Eligibility: Incoming international freshmen with a high school GPA of 3.75 or higher.
   • Renewable: Yes.
5. K-State Alumni Association International Student Scholarship
   • Eligibility: Current international students who have demonstrated leadership and involvement in promoting international engagement at K-State.
6. William L. Richter International Scholarship
   • Eligibility: International students with financial need and academic potential, enrolled in any curriculum at K-State.
7. Joe Tiao International Student Scholarship
   • Eligibility: Graduate or exchange students from Taiwan with financial need.
8. Philip and Jeune Kirmser International Student Scholarship
   • Eligibility: Non-resident undergraduate students with financial need, with preference given to students of African origin.
9. Costa Rican Student Scholarship
   • Eligibility: Undergraduate or graduate students from Costa Rica with financial need.
10. M&H Taiwan Scholarship
    • Eligibility: Aboriginal Taiwanese students enrolled in any curriculum at K-State.

Application Process

• Deadline: Most scholarships have a deadline of March 15 for the following academic year.
• Requirements: Applications typically include essays about campus involvement and financial need, along with a recommendation from K-State staff or faculty.

Additional Resources

• K-State Scholarship Network (KSN): This online portal connects students to additional scholarship opportunities based on their profiles.

For a complete list of scholarships and detailed eligibility criteria, students should refer to the K-State Office of International Programs and the financial aid office.