•Must be an international student applying for undergraduate first-year admission to Tulane University

•Must not be a U.S. citizen, dual citizen, or U.S. permanent resident

•For need-based financial aid: Applicants must complete and submit the CSS Profile and the Tulane International Student Certification of Finances with supporting documentation by the designated application deadline

•For merit-based scholarships: General merit scholarships are awarded automatically based on academic credentials, extracurricular involvement, and overall application strength

•For premier merit scholarships (e.g., Deans' Honor Scholarship, Paul Tulane Award, Stamps Scholarship): Applicants must submit a separate scholarship application and any required essays or creative materials

Tulane University offers both merit-based scholarships and need-based financial assistance to international undergraduate students. All international applicants are automatically reviewed for general merit scholarships during the admission evaluation process. International students are also eligible to apply for Tulane's premier full-tuition awards, including the Deans' Honor Scholarship, the Paul Tulane Award, and the Stamps Scholarship, as well as specialized awards such as the Sub-Saharan Africa Leadership Award and Latin American Leadership Award. To be considered for need-based aid, international students must indicate their intent to apply for aid on their admission application and submit the required financial aid documents.

•General merit scholarships ranging up to $30,000+ per year renewable for four years

•Premier merit scholarships covering full tuition (Deans' Honor Scholarship and Paul Tulane Award)

•Stamps Scholarship covering the full cost of tuition, standard fees, room and board, plus a $12,000 enrichment stipend

•Regional leadership awards providing up to full tuition

•Need-based financial aid packages awarded up to the full cost of tuition