International Student Scholarship Guide

Step three of five:

Check out our career placement rates. We boast a career placement rate close to 100% six months after Commencement – and we count every student. It’s why we’re top rated for return on investment by PayScale.com, Wall Street Journal, Forbes and Princeton Review.

Step four of five:

The investment you make in a Rose education will pay dividends in the future. You can determine the value of your investment by comparing the cost of attending Rose to the outcomes of our recent graduates.

Educational Costs

Tuition & Fees $49,587
Room & Meals $15,414
Total $65,001
Laptop Expense $2,400
(one-time cost, used over four years of enrollment)

Sources to Offset the Cost

There are several sources of assistance that will allow you to manage your cost of attending Rose-Hulman. These sources are listed below. Exact amounts will be provided in your financial aid package after admission to Rose-Hulman.

Gift

Merit Scholarships and Need-based Aid from Rose-Hulman
Federal or State Grants
Private Grants/Scholarships

Self Help

Campus Employment/Work Study
Students can earn up to $1,300 their first year.
Paid Internships/Co-Ops/Research (22% of first-year students complete an internship)
First year average: $13-$17/hour with expected earnings of $4,200-$6,800
Sophomore average: $17-$21/hour with expected earnings of $5,400-$8,400
Junior average: $21-$25/hour with expected earnings of $6,700-$10,000
Loans
Students can borrow up to $5,500 their first year.
Parents can borrow up to the cost of attendance.

Graduate Success

Program of Study:
Placement Rate:
Highest Offer:
Average Accepted Offer:

Step five of five:

Let us help you plan for your best investment. We’re ready to answer your questions and help you through the process. Take the next step.

International Student Scholarship Guide

A Rosy Investment Outlook

Step one of five:

Does your transcript include your class rank?

Do you wish to include your SAT/ACT test scores (optional)?

Select which test scores you wish to enter:

SAT math:

ACT math:

SAT verbal:

ACT English:

Do you have any commitments outside of the classroom (hours per week)?

Employment and volunteer hours:

Extracurricular hours:

Family commitment hours: (e.g. providing childcare for siblings, etc.)

Step two of five:

Collectively, our first-year students earn an additional $1.6 million on average in outside scholarships and gifts.