Tulane University international Student Financial Aid — Global Scholarships 2027
Description
Tulane University offers international students both need-based financial aid (up to $30,000) and merit-based Global Scholarships,…
Full Description
Tulane offers a variety of generous need- and merit-based scholarship opportunities for international students.
Need-Based Aid: Tulane offers up to $30,000 in need-based financial aid to international students who qualify and who have not already been awarded that amount or more in merit scholarships. Students must reapply for need-based aid every year. To apply, students must submit a CSS Profile and all necessary supporting documents — it is highly recommended this be done by February 15.
Merit Scholarships: All applicants are considered for partial merit scholarships by completing the Common Application for admission. To be considered for all scholarships (both need and merit may be evaluated in the awarding process), international students should complete three steps (see How to Apply below).
Global Scholarships: In addition to need-based financial aid, Tulane offers merit scholarships that may cover full tuition and fees, or even the full cost of attendance. Global Scholarships are renewable for 4 years (5 years for students in the 5-year Architecture program).
In addition to these special awards, international students may compete for all other available merit scholarships at Tulane.
Amount
USD 30,000 – 30,000
Funding Types
Apply
Application LinkDeadline
Nov 15, 2026
40 days remaining
Benefits
- Need-Based Aid: Up to $30,000 per year (must reapply annually)
- Global Scholarships: May cover full tuition and fees, or the full cost of attendance; renewable for 4 years (5 years for the Architecture program)
- Eligibility to compete for all other available Tulane merit scholarships
How to Apply
3 Steps for Scholarship Consideration:
- Complete the Common Application for admission.
- Complete the CSS Profile by Tulane's financial aid deadlines. (For international students who are non-U.S. citizens, Tulane's Declaration & Certification of Finances form is satisfactory for Academic, Service and Leadership Scholarship, and general merit scholarship consideration.)
- Complete Tulane's Declaration & Certification of Finances.
For Global Scholarships specifically:
- Submit an Early Action (November 15) or Early Decision (November 1) application to be most competitive
- Nominations are made by the admission committee based on the Common Application and CSS Profile
- Candidates may be invited to a video interview with the international admission committee by March 31
Contact an admission counselor for more information about scholarships.
For more information, kindly visit Tulane University scholarship webpage.
Required Documents
- Common Application
- CSS Profile (and supporting financial documents)
- Tulane's Declaration & Certification of Finances form
Eligibility Criteria
For Need-Based Aid:
- Must qualify based on demonstrated financial need
- Must not have already been awarded $30,000 or more in merit scholarships
- Must submit a CSS Profile and supporting documents annually
For Global Scholarships:
- Most competitive candidates are in the top 20% academically (based on testing and high school/secondary school record) of the applicant pool
- Should submit an Early Action (November 15) or Early Decision (November 1) application to be competitive
- Nominated by the admission committee based on the Common Application and CSS Profile
- May be invited to a video interview with the international admission committee by March 31