What does a 1300 SAT mean here?
In the Fall 2026 international table, SAT 1300–1320 corresponds to the University Scholarship: $52,000 total over four years ($13,000 × 4). The listed score is a qualification band, not an admission offer.
The per-year figure is the school’s four-year award divided as it publishes it; only one listed merit award is offered.
Freshman International Scholarships: SAT and scholarship amounts
The university offers the highest award in its international table for which an admitted student qualifies; the listed merit awards cannot be combined with one another. Test-optional applicants may also receive a holistic scholarship, but that does not create a published SAT tier.
| International award | SAT score | Annual amount | Four-year amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-Resident Merit Award | 1160–1220 | $10,000 | $40,000 |
| Academic Achievement Award | 1230–1290 | $12,000 | $48,000 |
| University Scholarship | 1300–1320 | $13,000 | $52,000 |
| Distinguished Scholar | 1330–1380 | $15,000 | $60,000 |
| Award of Excellence | 1390+ | $17,000 | $68,000 |
Can an international freshman receive this award?
The international chart applies to admissible non-U.S. citizens who attend secondary school in a country outside the United States. The international score-tier chart does not state a GPA cutoff; do not borrow the separate nonresident chart’s 3.5 GPA requirement.
Deadlines, renewal and conditions
The Fall 2026 page instructs students to apply for admission by December 15 and permits updated official test scores through April 30. Treat these dates as cohort-specific and confirm newer dates directly.
A qualifying SAT band is not an award offer. Check the admission decision, school-specific GPA method, supporting documents, scholarship rules, and deadline for your intended entry year.
Official university sources
Mocklet reviewed these school pages on September 24, 2026. Scholarship amounts and eligibility can change for later entry years.