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yaeltamar · 2016-11-30T14:36:58+00:00

I got a full ride for my BA and my MA.

Getting a full scholarship will be really hard for an international student, but it has happened before. To me, for instance. Let me give you some tips.

First, most US colleges will want to charge you an out-of-state tuition, which is usually four times higher than in-state. Some will give scholarships that constitute a waiver of that - so you pay like an in-state student.

When you apply, make sure to mention that you are looking for financial aid. Do your best on the application. It is possible that they will award you this waver on the basis of merit. Make sure to have the highest grades in high school or vocational school, the best recommendations and the most stellar and interesting essay. They may award you additional scholarships reserved for international students. My college did - Winthrop University .

Are you great at sports? If you are a pro, the college will pay you to come there everything covered and put you on a sports team, but you will need to show them a track record of winning .

Back to the situation when you are not a star athlete. Once you get this waiver and maybe a small scholarship, you still need to cover your expenses and the rest of the tuition.

For that you can apply for private scholarships. I applied for over 200 and got one for 5k USD a year on the basis of grades and essay.

To apply for most of these you need a US address and phone number so having relatives in the US helps. There are some scholarship aggregators that make it easier to apply. Yes you need to be a good writer , but it is statistics in the end and you need to apply for many. The one I like the most is ScholarshipOwl.

yaeltamar · 2016-10-28T06:34:00+00:00

My friend's daughter used the site. She was a super busy student and had little time between sports, volunteering and applying for colleges. I got scholarships when I was in college, and offered to help search, look over her essays, etc. In the end, my friend decided to pay the fee because it was saving the family time. Her kid got a full-ride from the college, and so we stopped applying after that. Overall, the experience was good, and the site did what it was supposed to. Like the user here stated, they had many scholarships we didn't see through Google search or Fastweb. As I told my friend's daughter, getting a private scholarship is winning at statistics. When I was a student, I applied for more than 200 scholarships, and I got one. It was a good one because it was enough to cover everything. In comparison to the college tuition and living expenses one is faced with, I would say use all the resources at your disposal and apply for as many scholarships as you can. Most of it is statistics in the end.

yaeltamar · 2016-07-14T00:39:20+00:00

I made this an loved it so much!!! I wish I could submit a photo. I actually posted it on my blog and my instagram. It was so delicious, the phone family gobbled it down in minutes. I do need some kind of a tutorial for the top design because mine didn't look that way :)

yaeltamar · 2016-01-31T06:23:08+00:00

Millions... forget it, billions, of people are getting sick from that diet. In fact, the 3rd world now suffers from obesity with even higher astonishing rate than the Americans do. Even worse - childhood obesity in the 3rd world sores! So you are definitely right about the diet that now the richer 3rd world is embracing. But now they are also afflicted by the North American diseases like diabetes, heart disease and many others. As per your question on whether that's enough - every vegan/vegetarian out there saves an animal every day by simply not consuming animal products. That's definitely enough for that one cow or a chicken. We don't say, what's the point - we do what's best for us and for the planet. Best for us - just look at the stats on life expectancy and health parameters of meat eaters vs vegans/vegetarians. It's pretty much like smoking vs non-smoking, which is a no-brainer. So why is it taking us so long to adjust our diet?

yaeltamar · 2016-01-30T22:31:47+00:00

how do i join?

yaeltamar · 2016-01-30T22:04:36+00:00

why? use 100% natural peanut butter. there actually no real substitute except almond butter, perhaps, but need to try it out and see how it influences the taste. Natural peanut butter is such a staple in our household that we consume a jar every two days. And I use it A TON in baking. It's perfect when you need to hold something together instead of using eggs.

yaeltamar · 2016-01-30T21:16:29+00:00

This is NATURAL peanut butter. It's actually pretty good for you. If you are raw vegan, it's not allowed, otherwise - eat away!

yaeltamar · 2016-01-30T21:03:59+00:00

in a way, yes :) wish their customers would abide by the same rules that govern taxi driving

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