Established by a bequest from Doris E. Marsh in memory of her sister, Doctor Iris May Marsh, Arts '57 and awarded to a student entering the first year of any program at Queen's University. The selection of the recipient will be based on a combination of financial need, superior academic ability, proven leadership qualities, and involvement in the life of his or her school and community. The award is renewable for three subsequent years provided a minimum GPA of 3.5 is maintained and financial need remains evident. Apply for this award via the Major Admission Scholarships application. 1. Superior academic...

If you are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident studying full-time at a Canadian secondary school, you can apply for the following awards. These awards are given to applicants who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement (minimum 85 per cent average) and exceptional leadership and community involvement. Chancellor's Scholarship - one valued at $36,000 ($9,000 a year for four years) The recipient must: A) Be a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant. B) Be in their final year of secondary school, entering their first undergraduate university degree. C) Demonstrate personal leadership and excellence in extracurricular activities beyond academic requirements, and/or significant contributions to...

Up to 15 at $30,000 ($6,000 annually, plus $6,000 towards first year residence) With the exception of the International President's Entrance Scholarship applicants, National Scholarship applicants must be Canadian Citizens or a Permanent Resident of Canada. All applicants must have obtained a minimum overall academic average of 90% on all Grade 12U/M courses (or equivalent). National Scholarships are available only at Western's main campus and Faculty Entrance Scholarships are available only within the faculty for which the scholarship has been awarded. You must make an admission application to Western University (main campus) to be considered for these scholarships and you...

All scholarships and awards from the university are subject to the following conditions: A) Entrance scholarships are available to students attending the university from secondary school within 18 months of graduation. B) Summer school courses taken immediately prior to the start of the September term and any upgrading marks will not be included in grade calculations for awards. C) The university reserves the right to determine acceptable academic credentials, grades and prerequisite courses to be used for admissions and awards. D) Values are subject to change without notice. E) You have not previously attended a post-secondary institution. F) You may...

If you are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident studying full-time at a Canadian secondary school, you can apply for the university's Major Entrance Scholarships. These awards are given to applicants who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement, and exceptional leadership and community involvement. The recipient must: A) Be a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant. B) Be in their final year of secondary school, entering their first undergraduate university degree. C) Demonstrate personal leadership and excellence in extracurricular activities beyond academic requirements, and/or significant contributions to community or family. D) Have earned minimum 85 per cent in best six 4U or 4M...

The Vector Institute is building an AI workforce to drive the competitiveness of Ontario-based companies and labs and to strengthen Ontario's position as a global destination in AI. The Vector Scholarship in Artificial Intelligence, valued at $17,500, helps to attract the best and brightest students to study in AI-related master's programs in Ontario. There are currently over 20 master's programs in Ontario recognized by the Vector Institute for equipping graduates with AI skills and competencies sought by industry. These include new and expanded programs in core technical and complementary areas such as business and health. By providing an increasing number...

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 Unilever Canada Graduate Award in Environmental Studies is an annual award to support a graduate student who demonstrates a good academic record and financial need. Eligibility This award is open to all graduate students enrolled in the Faculty of Environmental Studies at York University. The award is intended for students with an area of concentration in sustainability. Student must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident and an Ontario resident. Criteria A) Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. B) Be an Ontario resident. C) Demonstrate financial need on a bursary application. D) Demonstrate a good academic record. Selection...

Here at Preszler Law Firm, we hope this scholarship serves as an important reminder of the safety and the value of life. Additionally, when a person is injured in an automobile accident, the insurance industry uses injury claim software that assigns a dollar amount to a case. This can have the effect of dehumanizing a person. Preszler Law Firm has always been committed to respecting our clients and their concerns. If you were injured in a motor vehicle accident, you shouldn't be viewed as an insurance claim or a number, but a real person with hopes and dreams. We hope...

The Han Shan Sih Buddhist Society Bursary for Environmental Studies provides financial aid to students applying to study in the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change. Undergraduate bursaries are valued at $2,000 each. In addition, from 2006-07, one bursary valued at approximately $5,000 will be awarded to a graduate student who exemplifies in his or her study a religious, ethical or spiritual commitment to the environment. Recipients must be Canadian citizens, permanent residents or protected persons, Ontario residents, and demonstrate financial need. The number of students receiving support from the fund will be determined annually by the Faculty of Environmental...

The Ontario Expropriation Association (OEA) is supportive of students currently in recognized educational programs in the fields of law, planning, accounting, economics, land appraisal or any field of study that may provide enlightenment on any aspect of the field of expropriation. The OEA has established a $2,000.00 bursary to be awarded annually through an open competition process, to the student whose paper is chosen by the Board of Directors of the OEA. The OEA requests that students interested in applying for this bursary submit papers that relate to the topic of expropriation to the Ontario Expropriation Association. Papers can be...

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