Hey Zeeshan, Scholarships is one of the ways to study abroad by keeping decent amount in your bank account. There are many scholarships offered to eligible students which recover full tuition or maybe some amount of tuition, depending upon the one you get. If you are an Indian student, there are scholarships offered by Indian foundations which include S N Bose Scholars Program, Nehru Full-Bright Scholarship, Tata Scholarship for Cornell University, Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation Scholarships, Stanford Reliance Dhirubhai Fellowship. Apart from these, you can also apply for scholarships offered by the universities you are applying to. I found this blog on iSchoolConnect which talk about how you can lessen the burden of tuition fees. Here is the link https://www.ischoolconnect.com/blog/how-to-study-abroad-without-breaking-the-bank/

Hey Shruti, Harvard University is one of the most prestigious universities in the world and provides financial aid of about $46,508 each on an average to the students based on their need/merit. The amount provided is highly subjective and depends your profile. Some of the most popular scholarships provided by Harvard are: Harvard University Scholarships, HBS Forward Fellowship, Harvard University Environmental Fellowship Program and many more. For more information, iSchoolconnect has a blog which gives information on Harvard University. You can check it out here https://www.ischoolconnect.com/blog/all-about-studying-at-harvard-university/ You can also contact them and know more about which scholarship is perfect for you.

Hey Manas, Planning for your studies abroad can take a lot of time and energy, especially when considering the financial aspect of it. However, there are many ways to obtain financial aid and talking to the colleges that you are applyig to is one of the best options. A lot of colleges have substantial money set aside for students that deserve them. Universities like Boston university(Scholarships worth $30,849), Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Scholarships worth $39,339), Northwestern University (Scholarships worth $34,882), Johns Hopkins University (Scholarships worth $35,195), and many more offer these scholarships. As a full-time student, you could also apply for part-time jobs and earn too. You could check out their blog at - https://www.ischoolconnect.com/blog/funds-scholarships-studying-abroad/ or reach out to them on ischoolconnect.com to understand how to go about funding your education abroad.

Hey Manas, There are numerous approaches to obtain financial aid and at least partially fund your education abroad. Connecting with the universities and enquiring about their grants and scholarships is perhaps the best choice. For example, the average education costs for the schools in the US fluctuate from ($5000 - $90,000). However, numerous schools have a significant grant scholarship saved for need-based applicants. Schools such as Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Scholarships worth $39,339), Johns Hopkins University (Scholarships worth $35,195), Northwestern University (Scholarships worth $34,882), and a lot more offer the previously mentioned grants. You can read this blog if you want more information about different types of financial aid and scholarships for international students (https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/how-to-study-abroad-without-breaking-the-bank/)

Hey Manas, Financing your education should not hinder your aspirations. There are many ways to obtain financial aid to help you achieve your dreams. The best way is reaching out to financial aid departments of colleges. Colleges help you understand the process of how you can apply for scholarships, financial aid, grants, etc. You can take a look at this blog that tells you all about the different scholarships for studying abroad- https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/international-student-scholarships/