Pakistanis Can Pursue BS at Binghamton University in US With Up to $30,000 Scholarship
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Pakistani students interested in pursuing undergraduate studies at Binghamton University in the United States may be eligible for a scholarship through the university's Achievement Scholarship program. This scholarship is awarded to 25 incoming first-year students each year, with 20 students receiving $10,000 per year for up to four years, and five students receiving up to approximately $30,000 per year, also for a maximum of four years.
The scholarship amount is contingent upon maintaining a specified GPA, and recipients must continue to meet the GPA requirements to retain the scholarship. Both award levels can be extended if the scholarship recipient maintains the required GPA. While international students, including those from Pakistan, are eligible to apply for scholarships through Binghamton University's admission process, the top award of $30,000 per year may not fully cover the total cost of attending the university, especially for non-resident students.
The estimated annual cost of attendance for international students in 2026-27 is approximately $55,716, which includes tuition, housing, meals, travel, insurance, and personal expenses. Pakistani applicants must meet Binghamton University's undergraduate admission requirements, including presenting a strong secondary-school academic record, and demonstrate English proficiency through tests such as TOEFL, IELTS, Duolingo English Test, PTE, Cambridge English, SAT, ACT, IB Higher Level, or O-Level English.
International applicants must submit their admission application along with academic records, English proficiency evidence, and financial support documents before receiving an I-20 or DS-2019 for F-1 or J-1 visa applicants.
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