Is it possible to study at Berkley or Yale if you have no money and you are a foreigner?
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foreigner-yes No money-NOPE!
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Try your community college.  They give student assistance for low income residents.
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I doubt very much that you'll be able to find an overseas country to provide a loan for your UG studies. Loans are generally only permitted for local students. If your country has a very good relationship with another country this may be possible.\nNormally such a thing only occurs on the postgrad level as by that stage you might have enough academic standing for it to be worthwhile for a country to do that.\nIf however you get citizenship in the overseas country then there are many options open to you.
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In the US you need to have money in your bank account. You need to fill out the necessary paperwork to get a student visa I-20 and all that stuff. However, the student visa is not the same as a work permit. As far as scholarships go, there are few for graduate school. You can get a teaching assistantship with a various university. Those usually come with a tuition waiver and a stipend. You would have to check with a specific school for that. Apply for admission and the TA.
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try and get scholarships or grants if you qualify
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Surly there are tons of schools accepting students from all over, however, there are restrictions.\n\nFor example, you need to have a bank statement indicating that you can afford to live in the US for a year.  Which will have to include your tuition, books, living expenses and etc.  The amt is different depending on school.  \n\nSince you mentioned that you cannot afford the expensive tuition, you need a sponsor.  Are your grades good enough to apply for scholarship in China?  If not, you need an American family/company who's willing to sponsor you.\n\nOtherwise, I am not sure how you can come here.\n\nI hope that this is helpful to you.
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There would certainly be some type of financial assistance for you, mainly to help pay for the classes. It sounds as though some type of through-the-mail or online degree would be best for you, so you can do your work whenever you have time.\n\nGood luck!
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Yes a foreign student can find a free seat in America. He can apply for a scholarship both for MS and PHD. Also scholarships are available for BS degrees also.\nYou need to check with the individual university for the details. Normally the admission office of the university handles this matter. You may also write to the administrative office r of the concerned department where you want to seek admission.\n\nApart from the scholarships awarded by an university, you may also refer some public and private organisations which fund studies of foreign students in America.\n\nBest wishes.\n\nRavi
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It is wonderful to have such dreams... I had them also but could not afford to go overseas for study even though NOWADAYS.. that is the best place to go for higher education. MUCH MUCH better than in the U.S.  Unfortunately, you have to have money to do so and NO, I know of NO scholarships, etc that would pay for it.. I went to the Universities in the U.S. but had NO money and had to work morning, noon, night and evenings and it was not easy
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There is no way, with your lack of English grammar skills, you could go to college for free. You will have to work an additional job, save money, and then pick up classes at a community college, focusing on remediation for your language skills.
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It depend on your legal status.  If you are here legally, you can apply for federal grants and loans.  If you are not, you will be limited to private Scholarships that set their own rules.  Some do not care about your status, others require you to be a U.S. Citizen.  Speak to the Fin Aid office at the local community college or State University.  They should be able to steer you in the right direction.\n\nGood Luck :)
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If money is not the issue, then, I would reccommend a campus tour with your parents.  Make and appointment to speak with the resident hall director.  \n\nIf money is an issue, stay at home for the first year, take loans out to pay for resident hall the second year.  Then apply for an RA (resident advisor) position.  You will receive free room and board as an RA.  The second option is what I did.  Living in the dorms was the best expereince of my life.  I still have freinds from then, and I met my husband of 25 years there.
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Sorry to have to say no but that's just the way it is even in America. Int Students have to pay their money or have some one sponsor them. Like some students I know have they embassy sponsor them. Find out from embassy what kind of help you can get
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Depends on where you are from.  If you live in the US, the state that you are a resident of will have the lowest tuition.  If you are an international student, remember transportation costs of getting home to visit family.\n\nSt. Cloud State University
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British Council scholarships and other loans are available. visit    http://www.catzone.org\nhttp://www.admissionglobal.com  and find your answer.
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you need to decide whatever you want to study first, then find a graduate school that has scholarship AND financial aid for foreign student. Then try to meet their requirements. Usually, if you are smart and get accepted, they will give you financial aid, if your or your family (if you not yet work) income is low, since you ask this question I guess it is. Financial aid is usually available in many forms, such as, scholarship, grant, loan, award, on-campus work (because if later on you are a student and hold an F-1 visa, you cannot work off-campus).
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Work on your English before you apply!\n\nBut seriously, most universities have on-line applications these days, both for admission and for financial aid.  While most scholarships go to Americans, and at state universities to citizens of that state, some of them are open to foreign students.  But you will need very good English, because you will be competing with those who have spoken it from birth.\n\nYou might also check whether your government, or private foundations in your country or in America, offer scholarships that are not tied to where you go to school.  For example, many large corporations have non-profit foundations associated with them for tax reasons.  There are also non-profits that focus on a particular problem, such as the cure for a specific disease.  They tend to have scholarships which are specific to the fields in which their interests lie, such as pre-med and medical school for a foundation to combat a disease, or economics for a foundation interested in combating poverty.\n\nGood luck!