How Can I Get a full scholarship to a University by my Skills | as an International Student?
You seem to have some misunderstandings about undergraduate education in the US. A bachelors here provides a general education along with a specialization. The general courses are about 40% or more of the total.
For example the CS program at UIUC seems pretty typical to me. Note the wide variety of courses, including the humanities. UIUC is a highly ranked research university.
Also, undergraduate admission is generally not controlled by individuals, but by committees who may only get involved in non-obvious cases.
The situation of scholarships, especially for people who don't stand out academically, is probably even harder. And especially for an international student who can't claim historical discrimination by race or ethnicity as can some citizens here. But in particular, contacting an individual professor for this is probably going to be fruitless.
To get accepted you need letters of recommendation from your current teachers, as well as an &quot;acceptable&quot; academic profile. The letters need to be from people who know you well and can speak highly of you.
Some people can arrange funding from their home country or some institution there.
My guess is that you can probably get admitted to a good US program, but funding will be much harder - especially &quot;full ride&quot; funding. Some discounts might be available to you, as they are to many. But much of Europe has much better funding for higher education.