Rhodes is committed to diversity and we understand affordability is an important consideration in the college search process. Rhodes offered over $2.4 million in merit-based scholarships and need-based financial assistance to international students admitted last year. Rhodes meets demonstrated need for admitted international students on student visas, often through a combination of merit scholarships, institutional financial aid, and work study. Our international admission process is need-aware and admission is extremely competitive for international students seeking significant financial aid.
All applicants are automatically considered for general merit scholarships that range up to $37,000 per year. All international applicants must complete the Rhodes Non-Citizen Financial Supplement, a free form available in their Rhodes portal after they submit the Common Application, and submit a bank statement supporting their available funding. Rhodes does not require the CSS Profile for international students.
For the 2024-25 school year, Rhodes tuition and fees are $57,110, housing and meal plan are $13,620 and international health insurance is $1600 ($72,330 total for I-20 purposes). Rhodes’ financial aid does not include transportation, textbooks, SEVIS fees, housing costs during winter or summer breaks and other personal expenses. Rhodes financial aid is renewable, so assuming satisfactory academic progress, the student should have the same financial aid package for all four years.
To help you better understand our financial aid for international students, we’d like to share a few sample scenarios of prospective international applicants to Rhodes. Names and identifying details have been changed, but these are similar profiles to recent applicants admitted to Rhodes.