The American University of Rome

Rome, Italy

The American University of Rome (AUR) is a private, non-profit American university founded in Rome, Italy, in 1969, making it the oldest degree-granting American university in the country
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AUR offers numerous merit-based scholarships including the Presidential Scholarship (50% tuition for students with 3.8+ GPA), Building Bridges Scholarship for multilingual communicators, Global Scholar Scholarship for students with 3.5+ GPA, and the Italian Pioneer Scholarship for Italian citizens or those with Italian heritage
Merit-based scholarships cannot be combined with each other, but they can be combined with financial need-based scholarships and/or student training positions. Students may only receive one merit-based scholarship with a maximum award of €7000 or $8000 annually

University Of The American University of Rome Application Statistics

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* All cost are in EUR

University Of The American University of Rome Application Statistics

273
227
46
14:1
25 %
€ 8000
2.5
80 %
7

Learn About -

* All cost are in EUR

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