The Isabel Auld Entrance Scholarship is offered to the Manitoba high school student graduating with the highest average. The Chancellors' Scholarships are offered to the Manitoba high school students with the second, third and fourth highest academic averages. The President's Laureate Scholarship, is offered to students with the highest average from their grade 12 final marks. These awards are valued at $5,000 and are renewable for 3 consecutive years for one degree provided the recipient registers for, and remains registered, in a full-time program achieving a sessional grade point average of at least 3.75 each year. This scholarship may be...

The Special Entrance Scholarships are automatically offered to Grade 12 graduating students coming directly from a high school in Canada, and to international students from the United States, or those studying Canadian curriculum abroad. All students must meet the conditions below. These scholarships are offered without the necessity of a scholarship application. Who is eligible? A) Students that have at least an 85% final Grade 12 award average, and B) Submitted a complete application for admission including payment by March 1, and C) Enroll in a minimum of 12 credit hours for the Fall/Winter, and D) Have not received a...

Students who are proceeding sequentially from a regular high school Senior 4 to a full-time certificate/diploma/degree program at Red River College, and who are Manitoba residents, are eligible to apply for a scholarship to be applied to the cost of tuition for one year (maximum $1500.00). Criteria include demonstrated academic merit, school or community involvement and financial need. Scholarship applications, transcripts, and letters of reference indicating school or community involvement should be submitted to the Student Service Centre. Deadline for applications is July 31.

Since 1986, the Manitoba Trucking Association has offered scholarships for the dependents of employees of member companies. These awards are open to dependent children of employees of MTA member companies. The Manitoba Trucking Association and the Associated Trades Division is pleased to be able to reward scholastic excellence and assist these students in furthering their education. Available only to dependents of employees of Manitoba Trucking Association member companies. Three Scholarships of $1,000 will be awarded for first year tuition assistance at a Manitoba* College or University A non-Manitoba Institution will be considered only if the field of study is not...

All high schools in Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario are invited to select a recipient of the Chown Centennial Scholarship, currently valued at $1000 per student. This award is to be offered to the best "all-around" student graduating from the high school and selected according to criteria established by each school. This award may be held with any other University of Manitoba Entrance Scholarship. Candidates will require: A) Grade 12 average of 85% or greater in courses which meet the University of Manitoba admissions criteria; B) Recommendation for the award by their high school; and C) Admission to any University of...

This scholarship, in the amount of $1,000, was established by Professor Kenneth Meadwell in honour of the 75th birthday of his mother, Shirley Meadwell, and the 80th birthday of his father, Frederick Meadwell, in 2002. It is awarded to an outstanding Basic French (40S) Manitoba high school graduating student who enrols in 6 credit hours of French Studies courses at the University of Winnipeg in the academic year following high school graduation.

Manitoba Scholarships offers a variety of scholarships for students between the ages of 16 and 35. The scholarship website is dedicated only to students from Manitoba.

The Edward M. Ewanochko Transportation Scholarship is an award of $500 to a Manitoba Trucking Association (MTA) company member employee or employee's dependent to assist in the costs of post-secondary education. It was created in honour of Edward Ewanochko, a seminal figure in the development of transportation risk management programs in Manitoba, to promote professional growth within the truck transportation industry. This scholarship provides financial assistance for students pursuing post-secondary education or training. Applicants can be attending or planning to attend university, college, apprenticeship, private vocational institute, distance learning, or continuing education. The scholarship may be used to meet such...

Over 28,000 Manitobans are employed in the trucking industry throughout the province in careers such as: drivers, dockworkers, dispatchers, sales people, accountants, mechanics, office personnel and plenty others. They all contribute to a strong, efficient motor transportation industry that brings us the goods and services we all use on a daily basis. Post-secondary training and education is the keystone of our communities and of the trucking industry. The Winnipeg Transportation Club Scholarship was established by the Winnipeg Transportation Club in 2008, to promote professional growth within Manitoba's truck transportation industry. The Winnipeg Transportation Club Scholarship is an award of $500...

Established by Gibson Energy to recognize the leadership and academic ability of students pursuing a combined degree from the Schulich School of Engineering and Haskayne School of Business at the University of Calgary. Award description A) Offered annually to an undergraduate student entering the combined BSc/BComm degree program in the Schulich School of Engineering and Haskayne School of Business B) Academic merit

Pembina Corporation, in honour of T.S. Dobson on the occasion of his retirement from the Board of Directors, Pembina Resources Limited Award description A) Offered annually to an undergraduate student entering first year in the Faculty of Nursing B) Academic merit C) Extra-curricular activities.

Mr. Gerald J. Maier, in recognition of Dean Chan Wirasinghe's contributions to the Schulich School of Engineering. Award description A) Offered annually to undergraduate students entering the Schulich School of Engineering. Renewable in the second and third years at the University of Calgary providing the recipient maintains enrolment in the Schulich School of Engineering and achieves a m B) Academic merit C) Contribution to school and/or community life and indication of academic promise D) Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents from Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta or British Columbia.