Overview

One of the standout features of La Roche University is its student-to-faculty ratio of 11:1, ensuring a personalized learning experience. You won't get lost in a lecture hall filled with hundreds of students. Instead, you’ll have a faculty adviser who will know you by name and assist you in planning your academic journey. This individual attention allows students to thrive and achieve their goals with tailored support.

Additionally, the cost of education at La Roche is consistently well below the national average for private universities in the United States, making it an affordable option for international students. The university’s commitment to affordability, combined with the high quality of education offered, ensures a valuable return on investment for students in the long term.

Who Can Apply?

• Applicants must hold citizenship in a country outside the United States and not possess U.S. citizenship or permanent residency.
• The scholarship is available to Fall 2024 first-year international undergraduate applicants.
• Students should demonstrate a strong interest in intercultural learning and exchange. Additionally, applicants must showcase leadership skills within their school or community.
• Applicants are required to submit a completed scholarship application along with a 500-1,000 word essay or a 2-5 minute video. The essay or video should address the following prompt:

Application Procedure

1. Begin by applying for admission to La Roche University and submitting all required materials.
2. After applying for admission, submit your scholarship application, which includes either a 500-1,000 word essay or a 2-5 minute video detailing your leadership experience and future plans at La Roche.
3. All applications and materials must be submitted by April 15, 2024. Make sure to meet the deadline for your application to be considered.

What Financial Support is Available?

1. The La Roche scholarship is ISCIP (International Scholar Credit Initiative Program) and can be renewed on an annual basis for up to 4 years (annual year includes Fall and Spring semesters only).
2. You must be enrolled and successfully complete a minimum of 12 credits (exception may be granted) for Fall and Spring semesters.