Chancellor's Scholarship: One valued at $36,000 ($9,000 a year for four years)This scholarship is one of the university's most prestigious entrance awards. The recipient of this award will have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and will have made notable contributions to extracurricular or community activities.CriteriaMinimum 85 per cent in best six 4U or 4M courses.Personal leadership attributes such as: excellence in extracurricular activities beyond academic requirements and/or significant contributions to community or family.In your final year of high school, entering your first undergraduate university degree.Canadian citizen or landed immigrant.

President's Scholarship—two valued at $30,000 each ($7,500 a year for four years).This scholarship is one of the university's most prestigious entrance awards. The recipient of this award will have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and will have made notable contributions to extracurricular or community activities.CriteriaMinimum 85 per cent in best six 4U or 4M courses.Personal leadership attributes such as: excellence in extracurricular activities beyond academic requirements and/or significant contributions to community or family.In your final year of high school, entering your first undergraduate university degree.Canadian citizen or landed immigrant.

Up to 15 at $30,000 ($12,000 for year one, $6,000 annually for years two to four) National Scholarships are designed to recognize all-round excellence. They are awarded on the basis of outstanding academic performance to candidates who demonstrate ability for creative and innovative thought and a passion for the pursuit of learning. National Scholarships also recognize exceptional achievement in extracurricular activities such as the arts and athletics. A special emphasis is placed on a candidate's commitment to community service through ongoing contributions to school and community life.With the exception of the International President’s Entrance Scholarships and the President's Entrance Scholarship for...

Founder's Scholarship—two valued at $24,000 each ($6,000 a year for four years).This scholarship is one of the university's most prestigious entrance awards. The recipient of this award will have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and will have made notable contributions to extracurricular or community activities.CriteriaMinimum 85 per cent in best six 4U or 4M courses.Personal leadership attributes such as: excellence in extracurricular activities beyond academic requirements and/or significant contributions to community or family.In your final year of high school, entering your first undergraduate university degree.Canadian citizen or landed immigrant.

The Vector Scholarship in Artificial Intelligence supports the recruitment of top students to AI-related master’s programs in Ontario. Valued at $17,500 for one year of full-time study at an Ontario university, these merit-based entrance awards recognize exceptional candidates pursuing a master’s program recognized by the Vector Institute or who are following an individualized study path that is demonstrably AI-focused. Students in both core technical programs and complementary fields such as business and health are encouraged to seek nomination. Scholarship recipients will also have priority access to exclusive career exploration and professional development opportunities, and research talks, to support and nurture...

Paul and Aileen Clarke and their family established the endowment for this entrance scholarship in honour of Paul's father, the late Jack Clarke, a Blenheim area farmer. Apply by April 15 to Student Financial Services (awards@uoguelph.ca) with a letter outlining extracurricular and/or community activities, and complete the online Financial Need Assessment Form for Entrance Awards (E.N.A.F.) as soon as the Acknowledgment Package from Admission Services (this will come automatically after an application for admissions has been submitted by the student) is received or by April 15th. Finanical need will be considered, but is not a requirement.This award is not tenable...

Awarded to students enrolled in the Engineering degree program who have graduated from an Ottawa-area high school. Selection will be made on the basis of scholastic achievement. Financial need may be taken into consideration.Field: Engineering.Value: $4,000 for year one; $3,000 for year two, $2,000 for year three, $1,000 for year four, $1,000 for year five.Number: 5.Duration: Up to 5 years.

The Brock Leaders Citizenship Award is awarded to entering students who have achieved exceptional academic success, outstanding leadership and community involvement.By accepting the award the student is also inducted into the prestigious Brock Leaders Citizenship Society. The total value of the award is $8,000 ($2,000 per year) and is renewable each year the student remains a member of the Brock Leaders Citizenship Society.Receiving the BLCS award does not exclude students from consideration for any other award program at Brock.Brock Leaders Citizenship Society awards selection considers a combination of the following factors:Admission averagePersonal leadership activities. For example: extracurricular activities beyond the...

These awards are open to students entering an engineering program with a minimum 85% overall average in the final year of high school and who exhibit characteristics of leadership through their extracurricular activities. Applicants must be Ontario residents and demonstrate financial need.Weighting of criteria:80% for Academic Accomplishment20% for Leadership

What is a bursary?A bursary is money given to a student based on financial need rather than on academic achievement. You don't need to pay back any money you're awarded as a bursary.Approximately 1,000 first-year Waterloo students who are Ontario residents with financial need and who are starting university or college for the first time may receive a Waterloo entrance bursary, valued from $500 to $4,000.How to applyStarting February 1, log in to Quest. Under the Finances menu, click the link to the Entrance Bursary Application.Complete the quick eligibility check (You must be an Ontario resident as defined by OSAP.)Fill...

The Randal Dooley Memorial Entrance Bursary will be offered to a secondary school student entering the first year of a Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies program who demonstrates financial need. The successful applicant must meet the minimum admission requirements and demonstrate community involvement. The recipient must be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or protected person and a resident of Ontario who demonstrates financial need. Preference will be given to students who are entering from a high school in the Jane and Finch Corridor and/or who have demonstrated community involvement in the Jane-Finch community.

The Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies recognizes that students may be challenged in their pursuit of a postsecondary education because of limited financial resources. The Faculty is committed to providing such students with the opportunity to realize their goal to complete an undergraduate degree.Applicants must be admitted to the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies with a minimum admission average of 85 per cent. Recipients must be Canadian citizens, permanent residents or protected persons, be Ontario residents and demonstrate financial need. This award is renewable up to three times.To renew, recipients must be in a minimum of...