Yale University Scholarships 2024 (Fully Funded)

Start your study adventure in USA. Good news! Yale University Scholarships are currently open. In this article we will explain in detail about this scholarship, its benefits and step by step application process.

Yale University is the third oldest university in the US and was found in 1701 at New Haven, Connecticut. It was originally founded as a school to educate the clergy but soon was changed to teach many other fields of study. Many well-known students have graduated from Yale including Nobel Laureates, Supreme Court Justices, US Presidents and Rhodes Scholars.

Scholarship Summary

• Level of Study: Undergraduate, Masters, PhD
• Institution(s): Yale University
• Study in: USA
• Opportunity Focus Areas:
• To view the full list of undergraduate majors click 
• To view the full list of graduate majors click 
• Program Period: Program period depends on the chosen Program from 2 to 5 Academic Years.
• You must also apply for these scholarships:

Scholarship Coverage

• Yale University scholarship is awarded to cover 100% of the financial need demonstrated by the family.
• They take into account your parent’s income, assets, and finances to determine your scholarship amount.
• The Yale Scholarship can vary from a few hundred dollars to over $70,000 per year; the average Yale need-based scholarship is over $50,000.
• Also, students whose parents earn less than 65,000$ a year do not pay anything! So if your parents earn less than 65,000$ a year, Yale University scholarship covers tuition, room, and board!

  Eligibility Criteria for Yale University Scholarships

  To be eligible for Yale University Scholarships, following criteria is to be fulfilled:

  • Required Language: English.
    • TOEFL scores of at least the following:
      • 100 on the internet-based TOEFL
      • 600 on the paper-based TOEFL
      • 250 on the computer-based TOEFL
    • IELTS scores of 7 or higher and Pearson Test scores of 70 or higher
    • Eligible Countries: All World Countries.
    • You are enrolled in or eligible to participate in the Federal Free or Reduced Price Lunch program (FRPL).
    • You have received or are eligible to receive an ACT or SAT testing fee waiver.
    • You are enrolled in a federal, state, or local program that aids students from low-income families (e.g., TRIO programs such as Upward Bound).
    • You are a ward of the state or an orphan.
    • Your annual family income falls within the Income Eligibility Guidelines set by the USDA Food and Nutrition Service.
    • You live in a federally subsidized public housing, a foster home or are homeless.
    • Your family receives public assistance.
    • You can provide a supporting statement from a school official, college access counselor, financial aid officer, or community leader.