Understanding scholarships in the US as an international UNDERGRADUATE student (+ a COLLEGE REVEAL!)

Hey you guys!

So, this may be my last video in a LONG while.

For those of you who are interested in scholarship opportunities in the US as aspiring undergraduate students, this video breaks down everything from important terminologies to a step-by-step walkthrough on how to find scholarships.

For Canada, unless you're asking about the Lester B. Pearson scholarship from the University of Toronto and the full merit scholarships at the University of British Columbia (like the Karen Mckellin International Leader of Tomorrow Award), I honestly don't have much to say in addition. You can watch my EducationUSA video for my brief opinion on Canadian scholarships but I sincerely applied to these two schools using my knowledge about US scholarships.

Note: There are some references in the video (like the Common App) that you may not understand but EducationUSA members did/do. My advice: Google it orrrr become an EdUSA member ;)

Also, this is a COLLEGE REVEAL video! Comment below if you want to: which school did you want me to choose? Is it the one I chose?

For context: I was accepted to 17 schools in the US on full-ride scholarships and 2 in Canada (also on full rides). These included:
Harvard, Yale, Stanford, MIT, Princeton, Duke, Brown, Johns Hopkins, Colby, Williams, Tufts, University of Virginia, WashU in St Louis, NYU Abu Dhabi, University of Rochester, Washington and Lee, Xavier University of Louisiana (US schools)

The University of Toronto, University of British Columbia (Canadian Schools)

The total worth of all scholarships offered was about $5M.

Anywayyy, thanks for reading/viewing! Feel free to ask questions in the comments!

Dyllen Nellis' YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYE4...

**Didn't include timestamps because I honestly feel like you need to watch the full video to really understand several things.