Emerson College

An average student from India can get admitted to Emerson College through a robust college application. Key factors include:

A satisfactory academic performance marked by grades above 3.0 or equivalent scores in the Indian grading system would be acceptable.
The admissions requirements for Indian students consist of SAT/ACT tests that are optional along with solid TOEFL/IELTS scores.
Extracurriculars: Active participation in arts, media, or leadership roles.
Essays & Recommendations: Well-written personal statement and strong LORs.
Financial Aid: Scholarships and need-based aid available.
Students who show individual strengths through compelling profiles will enhance their chances of school admission.

The following list illustrates the best scholarships available for Indian students studying at Emerson College:

• Aspire Scholarship provides financial support in specific amounts from $5,000 to $22,500 per semester to high-performing students attending Emerson College.
• The academic excellence of outstanding students earns them the Trustee Scholarship which grants full-tuition benefits.
• Emerson Scholarship – Partial tuition scholarship for students with strong academic and extracurricular profiles.
• Students acquire the Honor Scholarship through academic achievements in competition.
• International Student Scholarships – Need and merit-based scholarships for international students.
  Students interested in private external scholarships should use the platform at fastweb.com to submit their applications.

Students can find on-campus employment easily while studying at Emerson College. Students can find part-time employment via the federal work-study programme or the college's general employment program. During the academic year, you are permitted to work up to 20 hours per week on campus as an F-1 student, and during breaks, students are allowed to work more than 20 hours per week. Office assistant, food services, and library assistant are a few examples of jobs that can be found on campus. Students are paid weekly cheques directly. 

Student Employment will not post off-campus positions unless they are a Service Work Study partner. For off-campus employment students need to reach out to the Office of Career Development.