Here are 5 things you can do when you get admission to a university without funding.

1. Financial Aid Office: This remains your primary resource. Many universities offer scholarships specifically for international graduate students. 

Explore scholarships, fellowships, and assistantships offered by the university's financial aid office.

2. Talk to professors: Search for professors on LinkedIn or research-focused platforms. Look for professors whose research aligns with your interests, and check if they have any ongoing projects or funding sources.

2. Talk to professors: Search for professors on LinkedIn or research-focused platforms. Look for professors whose research aligns with your interests, and check if they have any ongoing projects or funding sources.

3. Apply for external scholarships and fellowships: Many scholarships and fellowships are available to students. You can search for scholarships online.

4. Subject-Specific Awards: Numerous private organizations offer scholarships and fellowships for international students in specific disciplines. Utilize them.

5. Defer your admission: If you cannot get funding immediately, you may want to defer your admission for a year. This will give you time to save money or find other funding sources.