Furman is a national, highly selective university located in one of America’s fastest-growing, most vibrant cities, Greenville, South Carolina. Our longstanding tradition of educating motivated, inquisitive students has consistently landed us on U.S. News & World Reports’ list of America’s Best Colleges.
International students, who make up 3.5% of our student population and represent 32 countries, appreciate our supportive and inspiring community, where students of varying backgrounds and perspectives find success through a combination of outstanding academics, dedicated mentorships and powerful career preparation opportunities.
Find your college home is all about fit. We invite you to learn more about The Furman Advantage that is awaiting you.
The #YouAreWelcomeHere Scholarship at Furman University will recognize two international students who have a vision for enhancing intercultural understanding. This scholarship will cover up to a minimum of 50% tuition and is renewable annually with satisfactory academic progress. Learn more about the scholarship.
We're looking for students who seek an academic challenge, leadership, service and commitment to the community. How will you showcase yourself and your abilities.
Learn about the student experiences from some of our International students.
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As a Furman student, there are a number of scholarships that you can pursue to fund your education. These types of aid are gifts, meaning you do not have to repay them after graduation.
The annual cost to attend Furman includes tuition, an activity fee, room costs, and board (meals).
If you’d like to receive more information about learning and living at Furman, please complete our form.
Furman University Office of Admissions 3300 Poinsett Hwy. Greenville, SC 29613
internationaladmissions@furman.edu
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