Knox College
Knox College awards transfer students up to $48,000 a year on their liberal arts coursework, automatically on the admission application.
As with its first-year award, the college's international page suggests international students commonly receive closer to half the comprehensive fee, which is below this ceiling, so read the figure as a maximum.
Knox offers no need-based aid to international students, so a high-need applicant gains nothing beyond this merit award.
Up to $48,000 a year. The same gap applies as to the college's first-year award: its international page describes international merit as commonly reaching about half the comprehensive fee. Scholarships must be applied toward tuition, and the college states its scholarships and grants combined cannot exceed the cost of tuition. It offers no need-based aid to international students at all, and is need-aware, stating ability to afford a Knox education may factor into admission. All international applicants must submit its affidavit of support and a bank statement. Aid is not reassessed each year.
Transfer entry, awarded on academic achievement in liberal arts courses. Renewable annually while in good academic standing.
The college states it offers merit scholarships for international students and that students are automatically considered. Note its international page describes those awards as commonly ranging up to one half of the comprehensive fee, roughly $37,400, which is below the published range here; the figures come from the award's own page.
Automatic on the admission application.
Consideration is linked to admission. Confirm the applicable admission deadline and any scholarship requirements with the university.