International Scholarships
Principal financial support for international students comes in the form of the So International Scholarship, an award exclusively for international students. Additional scholarship support for international students comes from funds by the Grover-McManus, and Kotecha families. International students are also eligible for most of Harvey Mudd College’s merit-based awards.
Merit-based awards that do not require a separate application:
- So International Scholarship (see below)
- Harvey S. Mudd Merit Award
- Esterbrook Merit Award
- RIF Scholarship
Merit-based awards that require a statement of interest:
So International Scholarship
Established by Yuen Sang and Yu Yuen Kit So, parents of Peter (’86) and Paul (’88) So, the Yuen Sang and Yu Yuen Kit So International Scholarship Fund provides scholarship support to international students and non-citizens living in the United States and attending Harvey Mudd College. The Office of Admission selects one recipient for each entering class based on superior academic performance as shown in the application for admission. The So award is offered regardless of financial need. The award is automatically renewed for the scholar’s second year, but continuation of the award is contingent upon maintaining a minimum 2.75 cumulative grade point average. All international students are considered for the So Scholarship.
Other Sources
Additional funding for international financial aid comes from the generous support of Mahesh ’70 and Ruth Kotecha and from Shamit Grover ‘05 and Kara McManus in order to ensure that talented international students are able to attend Harvey Mudd College regardless of their financial circumstances.
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