u/OkSpring1684

Full scholarships or full ride in US universities?

I am a +2 graduate trying to apply to the USA for fall 2027. I have stumbled upon many questions through out my research about the US universities and their way of providing financial aid to international students. I have good grades (3.91 in my 10th, 3.81 in my 11th and 3.92 in 12th with A+ in PCM and computer science). I am aiming for 1500+ score in my SAT but the thing that i worry about are is ECA. I studied in a high school that cared more about grades than ECAs so naturally i didn't get any chance to enhance my ECA profile. I have some leaderships experience such as ( being a school vice captain during my 10th grade, organized school programs) and apart from some intra school wins in volleyball competition and other small competition, i got nothing to show. Is there any realistic chance for me to get full tuition or full ride in mid tier (T50-T100) university and yes i forgot to say that i am planning to go to the US to pursue my major in Mechanical engineering and minor in Aerospace!

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u/OkSpring1684 — 7 days ago
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Scholarship opportunity for international students?

I am a student from Nepal who dreams of studying bachelor's in the United States. I recently came across many posts saying that UMiami is a great destination for international students. I have a strong academic record, with a 3.92/4.0 GPA and A+ (4.0) grades in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Computer Science. However, in Nepal, extracurricular activities are not emphasized as much, so I don't have a strong extracurricular profile. I will be taking the SAT in August and am aiming to score above 1500. Given my academic background, do I have a realistic chance of receiving a full-tuition scholarship or a full-ride scholarship at UMiami?

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u/OkSpring1684 — 10 days ago

What is the most realistic approach of studying Aerospace Engineering in Nepal or any other countries like the US, Germany or China?

I just completed my 12th exams, and I am thinking of pursuing a career in aerospace engineering. I have been passionate about aerospace engineering since childhood, but I have heard that job opportunities in this field are limited.

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u/OkSpring1684 — 2 months ago