Rochester Institute of Technology. . .

RIT is a nationally respected leader in professional and career-oriented education. Talented, ambitious, and creative students of all cultures and backgrounds—and from 50 states and more than 95 countries—have chosen to attend RIT.

Rochester Institute of Technology website has a clear, concise page devoted to scholarships and assistantship opportunities. In addition, there is a separate page focused entirely on undergraduate and graduate international students.

The George Washington University

GWU is a large, prestigious urban university located in downtown Washington, D.C. It is a private institution, and while it is expensive compared to state universities, international students pay the same tuition and fees as U.S. students. Because of this, it may be more cost effective to attend a university such as this.

The main scholarship page is simple, though difficult to find on the GWU website. However, there is a separate link for scholarships focused entirely on international applicants.

The text from this page reads:

The University is committed to the pursuit of academic excellence and awards qualified international students with academic scholarships. These scholarships are only available for students entering GW as freshmen, and, though you may meet the qualifications for several scholarships, only one will be awarded. Students awarded one of the scholarships listed below are guaranteed this award for up to 10 consecutive semesters as long as they maintain continuous full-time enrollment and satisfactory academic progress. Unless indicated, applicants are considered for scholarships at the time of admission and no application is required.

Graduate students may be interested in this site.
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The University of Utah, Salt Lake City. . . .

The University of Utah, located in Salt Lake City, Utah, appears to be a large school, offering many undergraduate and graduate programs. The homepage for the university is unfortunately very text-heavy, meaning that students must hunt for the information they need.

The university website contains many links to external sites, focused on international student scholarship resources. This is a hint that perhaps this university does not offer any international scholarships of its own. That doesn't mean you shouldn't at least take a look at the resources that are available on the site---perhaps one of them will meet your needs perfectly!

Campbellsville University, Kentucky . . . . .

Campbellsville University is located, as you may have guessed, in Campbellsville, Kentucky. This appears to be a religion-based university, and this is reflected in some of the graduate programs available to students. The university does offer a wide array of undergraduate programs, in which Business Administration is included.

While the school itself is small, its choice of international scholarships is quite large, judging by the website. This may be a school at which an international may want to begin (perhaps with ESL studies) and then transfer to a larger institution.