Michigan State University
Michigan State gives international first-year students a one-time $3,000 to $5,000 toward a university-sponsored study abroad programme, with the larger amount for programmes running longer than eight weeks.
It funds study abroad rather than the cost of studying at Michigan State, so read it as a supplement to a funding plan rather than part of one.
It turns on enrolling in a qualifying programme rather than on merit or need.
A one-time award of $5,000 for programmes longer than eight weeks abroad and $3,000 for programmes of eight weeks or fewer.
Enrolment in a university-sponsored study abroad programme outside the United States, with the amount set by whether the programme runs longer than eight weeks.
The university states this is awarded to incoming first-year students with international residency for tuition purposes who join a university-sponsored study abroad programme in a country outside the United States.
No separate application beyond enrolling in a qualifying programme.
Consideration is linked to admission. Confirm the applicable admission deadline and any scholarship requirements with the university.