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received aid | Average amount of aid per student (college report or RP calculation) | Financial aid type | Comments from university website |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Bates College | $4,305,219 | 79 | $54,496 | need-based, meets FULL demonstrated need | Bates meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for admitted students. Asan international student, your financial aid package will consist of scholarship grantsand on-campus employment. Note: financial aid packages for international students do not include loans |\n| Cornell University | $11,221,657 | 189 | $59,373 | need-aware meets FULL demonstrated need | …students who are admitted and have applied for financial aid and have demonstrated financial need will receive a financial aid package that meets 100% of their demonstrated financial need (Cornell University does not provide\u003Cbr>partial financial aid awards) |\n| Grinnell College | $7,733,905 | 207 | $37,361 | need-based, meets FULL demonstrated need | Grinnell employs a need-aware admission policy for international students   Grinnell is committed to meeting 100% of institutionally determined need for\u003Cbr>admitted international students within our financial aid budget. |\n| Middlebury College | $8,000,390 | 138 | $57,973 | need-based, meets FULL demonstrated need | Middlebury meets 100% of the demonstrated financial need of any student we admit, US or international. Middlebury is need-aware in its admission of international students. International students seeking financial assistance must apply for aid at the time of applying for admission to Middlebury. |\n| Stanford University | $11,461,928 | 188 | $60,967 | need-aware meets FULL demonstrated need | Stanford is committed to meeting demonstrated financial need for all\u003Cbr>admitted students (regardless of citizenship) who have requested financial aid during the application |\n| University of Pennsylvania | $9,000,000 | n/a | n/a | need-based, meets FULL demonstrated need | Admitted international students who apply for aid when applying for admission will receive aid that meets 100 percent of their family's demonstrated need—during each year of their undergraduate career. |\n| Vanderbilt University | $7,600,818 | 140 | $54,291 | need-based, meets FULL demonstrated need | Vanderbilt will meet 100% of demonstrated financial need for all admitted students. |\n| Amherst College | $9,229,581 | 156 | $59,163 | need-blind, meets FULL demonstrated need | Amherst meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for all international\u003Cbr>students who are admitted to the college and apply for need-based financial aid |\n| Skidmore College | n/a | n/a | $58,000 | need-based, meets FULL demonstrated need | Skidmore annually gives more than $43 million in financial aid on the basis of demonstrated financial need. The average 2016–17 first-year financial aid package for international students was $58,000 . |\n| Duke University | n/a | accept 20-25 with full aid | n/a | need-based, meets FULL demonstrated need | Duke University expects to enroll 20 to 25 international students whose\u003Cbr>full demonstrated need has been met with a university-provided need-based aid package. |\n| Yale University | n/a | n/a | n/a | need-blind, meets FULL demonstrated need | if you are admitted, Yale will meet 100 percent of your demonstrated financial need with a combination of tuition grants and term-time employment |\n\n\n| University | Total amount of aid granted to international students | Number of enrolled international undergraduates received aid | Average amount of aid per student (college report or RP calculation) | Financial aid type | Comments from university website |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Harvard University | $35,845,904 | 592 | $60,550 | need-blind, meets FULL demonstrated need | Admission to Harvard is need-blind, meaning your financial need will not impede your chanc","cbCaiftHwe12rSOs","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiftHwe12rSOs","pdf",283754,"English","# Financial Aid Comparison for International Students\n## Total Aid Granted and Recipients\n## Average Aid Per Student\n## Financial Aid Type and Policy Notes","[{\"question\":\"What metrics are used to compare financial aid for international students across universities?\",\"answer\":\"The tables compare total aid granted, the number of enrolled international undergraduates who received aid, and the average aid amount per student, along with the aid type and brief university commentary.\"},{\"question\":\"How do need-blind and need-based (need-aware) aid policies differ in the document?\",\"answer\":\"Need-blind universities state that financial need does not affect admission chances, while need-based or need-aware policies indicate that eligibility depends on demonstrated need during the admission process or aid application.\"},{\"question\":\"Do the listed universities generally meet demonstrated financial need in full?\",\"answer\":\"Most entries explicitly state that the university meets 100% of demonstrated financial need for admitted international students, though one entry distinguishes that some awards may not be partial for applicants.\"}]","Financial Aid for International students - Overview and University Comparison | PDF",15]