Seton Hall's main merit award pays international first-year students $4,000 to $25,000 a year, decided on the secondary school record with no separate application.
The university is unusually direct that international students qualify on the same terms as American ones. The catch is a small one but it matters: while Seton Hall is test-optional generally, it requires international applicants to submit an SAT or ACT to be considered for merit money at all.
There is no need-based aid for international students here, so this and the university's other merit awards are the whole picture.
