- 1). Contact the international student adviser at the foreign college you have been accepted to. Ask for information on international scholarships and other possible financial aid.
- 2). Look up specific scholarships at an educational department for the country where you are planning to go to school. For example, if you are applying for a scholarship in India, you would look up India's Department of Higher Education website, specializing in managing education for universities in the country. These websites generally contain information about international scholarships.
- 3). Use an online search engine to look for international scholarships. Be specific in choosing your keywords. For example, if you wanted to search for MBA scholarships for British students in Ireland on Google, you would simply place "MBA Scholarships for British students in Ireland" in the search bar, along with the scholarship's deadline.
- 4). Visit international donor and embassy websites to find out about the international scholarships they give students. Some of these sites have scholarship databases permitting students to find international scholarships offered by scholarship providers
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