IEFA Blog

In this video we break down all the Financial Aid Opportunities for International Students in the US. If you’re specifically looking for a loan, then you can use the tool on our site to see if you are eligible. If you’re looking for a scholarship, then you can search through our database on our Scholarships…

The world we are currently living in is a society that thrives and depends heavily on computers and technology so this 2019-2020. Gone are the days when we can function at our best without all the needed technological complexities. Now, we not only need the right equipment and computers but also the right minds to…

University of Arizona Deadline: April 1st Looking to study at the University of Arizona (UA) but can’t afford the tuition? This is your chance! The UA is offering Tuition Awards to international students that go from $4,000 to $24,000 per academic year. The University of Arizona is one of the United States’ most respected public…

Westbon Deadline: October, 15 Westbon is the first lending platform for international students in the U.S. Based in Chicago, they specialize in providing auto loans and personal loans for their customers, who have always been an underserved group due to their lack of a Social Security Number (SSN) and credit history. Westbon is dedicated to…

Full Sail University Deadline: Applications must be submitted prior to the desired start date Full Sail University is an American private, for-profit university located in Florida. Full Sail is dedicated to helping creative students follow their dreams in the entertainment and media industry. With students from over 65 countries, 110 world-class recording studios, and many…

East Tennessee State University Deadline: January 2nd If you are a new international student at East Tennessee State University (ETSU) or if you are planning to apply to ETSU, we have great news for you! The International Students Academic Merit Scholarship is open to new international students seeking a graduate or undergraduate degree. What is…

One of the most difficult parts of being an international student in the US is finding the funds to do so. Luckily, there are numerous outlets where international students can look, including home country funding, family funding, scholarships and even loans. However, it’s important to understand that as your time in the US grows, so…