United States
Bellarmine University
Tuition fee
$12,000–$46,000
QS ranking
University ranking
U.S. News & World Report: Ranked among top Regional Universities South; recognized for strong academic advising and student support; named one of the best colleges for veterans and value
Private Catholic liberal arts university in Louisville, Kentucky (founded 1950) with ~3,300 students, majority undergraduate, including 100+ international students from 30+ countries.
Academic programs
Tuition Fees (2025–26)
Undergraduate (International)
~$46,000/year
Graduate (varies by program)
~$12,000–$24,000/year
Doctoral
~$18,000–$28,000/year
Scholarships
Scholarships available for international undergraduates and graduate students.
International Merit Scholarships
Up to $25,000 per year for undergraduates.
Graduate Assistantships
Available for selected master’s and doctoral programs.
Endowed and Departmental Scholarships
University and departmental awards for eligible students.
External Funding
Support through home governments or organizations.
Required Documents
Academic transcripts (translated into English if needed)
Proof of English proficiency
Personal essay or statement of purpose
Letters of recommendation (usually 1–2)
Resume/CV (for graduate programs)
Financial documentation (for visa purposes)
Passport copy
Rankings
U.S. News & World Report: Ranked among top Regional Universities South
Recognized for strong academic advising and student support
Named one of the best colleges for veterans and value
Student Life & Campus
Suburban 135-acre campus in Louisville with modern academic buildings, athletic facilities, and student residences
International Student & Scholar Services (ISSS): Orientation, immigration advising, cultural activities
Bellarmine International Club: Peer support and global engagement
Safe and diverse city with arts, music, and career opportunities
Campus events, student organizations, Division II athletics
Housing options include traditional residence halls and apartment-style living
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