Overview
NTW Awards NTW Awards, which in 2010-11 are worth $5500 for undergraduate students, waive 75% of the non-resident portion of tuition. NTW Awards do not waive the resident portion of tuition. For more specific information about costs, please refer to NTW Award Estimated Costs. NTW Scholar Awards
Note that international students who are from the Western Hemisphere, including the Caribbean, Canada and Latin America, are given special consideration through the NTW Program. Click here for more information.
Beecroft Grants Beecroft Grants are loans of up to $500 per year that students repay by working an adequate number of hours in an assigned job on campus. A limited number of Beecroft Grants are awarded each semester. Athletes and social work majors are not eligible.
The UW-Superior University Foundation sponsors scholarships for undergraduate and graduate students. International students who have already begun their studies at UW-Superior are eligible to apply for over 100 Foundation scholarships, which are awarded by individual academic departments. Student Employment
The majority of UW-Superior international students hold jobs on campus. U.S. immigration laws allow for student employment under specific conditions. International students in F-1 status are allowed to work on campus up to 20 hours per week while school is in session and full-time during breaks and holidays. Off-campus employment is not allowed except under limited conditions set out by U.S. immigration laws. The University is not able to guarantee employment for all students, and students are responsible for finding their own employment. Other Sources of Financial Assistance Students may wish to visit the following web sites for information on financial aid, scholarships and student loans from other (non UW-Superior) institutions.
The University of Wisconsin-Superior seeks to promote diversity and academic excellence on its campus. Through the Non-resident Tuition Waiver (NTW) Program, the University hopes to make the cost of studying at UW-Superior affordable to a wider range of students from diverse backgrounds.
NTW Scholar Awards, which in 2010-11 are worth $7500 for undergraduate students, waive more than 90% of the non-resident portion of tuition. NTW Scholars Awards, which do not waive the resident portion of tuition, are competitive and consider the following criteria: 1)academic merit, 2) potential contribution to campus diversity, 3) personal essay and/or letters of recommendation, 4) financial need and 5) potential contributions to liberal education co-curricular initiatives. For more information about costs, please refer to NTW Scholar Award Estimated Costs.
Application Process and Renewability
All degree-seeking students who are admitted and submit an on-line NTW application will automatically be given consideration for either an NTW Award or NTW Scholar Award. It is not possible to receive both awards. A written personal statement and one or more letters of recommendation are encouraged. Athletic ability is not a criterion for the NTW Program.
Awards through the NTW Program are renewable and may be received for a total maximum of five years (10 semesters) for freshmen students. Awards for transfer students are adjusted according to their expected length of study. Students must meet the requirements indicated on the NTW application in order to have their NTW renewed.
Award Process & Conditions
NTW Awards are offered on a first-admitted, first-awarded basis, with particular consideration for the five NTW Scholar Award criteria and availability. Awards through the NTW Program are subject to the conditions in the NTW application and award letter.
UW-Superior Foundation Scholarships
Source: http://www.uwsuper.edu/oip/intl_pros/schols.cfm
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