The University of San Francisco pays $17,000 a year on this band of its international merit table, set by a grade average it calculates itself from core academic subjects.
The floor of the table. A grade average below 2.99 still brings $17,000 a year, where most American merit tables stop paying entirely.
The university is direct about the ceiling: it does not offer full tuition scholarships to international students, and they are not eligible for its need-based aid. Against tuition of $63,880 even the top band covers a little over half.
