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Duke Need-Based Financial Aid for International Undergraduates
- Destination
- United States

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Duke University, United States
Duke offers merit scholarships to incoming first-year students through the Office of University Scholars and Fellows. They cover tuition, mandatory fees, room and board for four years of full-time undergraduate study. Each scholarship has a faculty director and a scholar community with enrichment funds for research, internships, service and creative projects.
The scholarships are: Alumni Endowed (outstanding achievement by children or grandchildren of Duke alumni with some financial need), Angier B. Duke (intellectual accomplishment and academic leadership potential; includes a no-cost summer at Oxford University before sophomore year), Benjamin N. Duke (students from North or South Carolina), Trinity (students from specified areas of North and South Carolina; some require financial need) and University (interdisciplinary research; financial need required). Many are tied to U.S. residence or family connection, so international applicants should note the Karsh International Scholarship.
Finalists are notified by email in the spring (April for students entering in fall 2026); interviews and awards follow.
Finalists are chosen by the Office of University Scholars and Fellows and interviewed by selection committees.
Partially funded
Partially funded
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