Michigan State University Scholarship in USA

The Michigan State University Scholarship is awarded to academically competitive incoming freshmen with non-U.S. residency status applying from schools outside the United States.

This scholarship may be awarded as $25,000, $21,000 or $18,000 per year for eight semesters. 

International Tuition Grant consideration is holistic and will consider academic performance, student involvement, the application essay, English proficiency, and geographic diversity.

To apply, candidates must be ready to submit the following documents;

• Application Form

• Academic Transcripts

• ACT/SAT result (optional)

• English Proficiency certificate

Freshman admission to Michigan State University Scholarship is based on:

• Academic performance in high school

• Strength and quality of curriculum

• Recent trends in academic performance

• Class rank

• Standardized test results

• English language proficiency for non-U.S. citizens or permanent residents whose first language is not English

• Leadership, talents, conduct, and diversity of experience

• High school GPA: 3.5-4.0

• Composite ACT: 23-29

• Total SAT: 1110-1310

Award levels

• #YouAreWelcomeHere Scholarship: $25,000 towards tuition annually, renewable for eight semesters.

• President’s Scholarship: $15,000

• Provost’s Scholarship: $12,000

• Dean’s Scholarship: $10,000

• 1855 Scholarship: $7,000

• Beaumont Tower Scholarship: $5,000 

• Global Community Scholars Scholarship: $3,000

Applicants intending to apply for the Michigan State University Scholarship should follow the procedures below;

• 1

  Click on the button below to visit the scholarship application webpage

• 2

  Apply for admission to an undergraduate programme at the Michigan State University

• 3

  If you submit your admission application and all required materials by November 1, you will receive a decision about your admission by January 15 with maximum scholarship consideration.

• 4

  Students who apply for regular or rolling admission will still be considered for any remaining awards/scholarships.