Intro — automatic consideration and no separate form for general awards General entrance scholarships are awarded according to your admission average and do not require a separate scholarship form. Any secondary-school applicant seeking September entry into King’s (programs: BA, BSc, BJ(Hons) / BJH, or BMus) will be assessed automatically for these awards when they apply for admission. Important deadline March 1, 11:59 p.m. (AST) How to be considered for general entrance scholarships 1. Submit an application for September admission. 2. Supply all required documentation, including official first-semester or mid‑year grades. (Consult Admission Requirements for details.) Major entrance scholarships — application...

Overview Each year Dalhousie provides millions of dollars in scholarships and bursaries to support incoming students. Through the General Entrance Award application there are more than 2,000 entrance awards available. These awards are intended for students starting at Dalhousie in the Fall term. If you plan to begin in the Winter or Summer term, please consult the Current Undergraduate Students and Applying for Bursaries pages for relevant opportunities. Important deadline The General Entrance Awards/Scholarships program for the 2026/2027 year closes on February 15, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. (AT). To be considered, your application and any required supporting documents must be...

Dalhousie provides millions of dollars each year in scholarships and bursaries to support new students. Through the General Entrance Award application more than 2,000 entrance awards are available. These entrance awards are intended for students starting at Dalhousie in the Fall term. If you plan to begin in the Winter or Summer term, consult the Current Undergraduate Students and Applying for Bursaries pages for the appropriate options. Program overview - The 2026/2027 Dalhousie General Entrance Awards/Scholarships application period closes on February 15, 2026 at 11:59 pm Atlantic Time (AT). - Awards are granted on the basis of academic performance, leadership,...

Introduction Saint Mary’s University recognizes outstanding academic achievement through a competitive admissions scholarship program. Applicants who submit their application and receive admission by February 15 for the September intake will be considered for admissions scholarships along with other candidates. Note that the Entrance Awards Program is a separate application process; awards are distributed based on criteria such as academic performance, demonstrated financial need, and community or extracurricular involvement. If you have questions about applying to Saint Mary’s or about entrance scholarships and awards, contact the Recruitment Office at recruitment@smu.ca. Entrance Awards Program — Overview Saint Mary’s provides numerous scholarships, bursaries...

Intro Domestic and international students graduating from high school who have an admission average of at least 95% or an International Baccalaureate score of 36 or higher are invited to apply for the Presidential Scholarship, the Presidential International Baccalaureate Scholarship, and the Santamarian Scholarship. Eligibility - Who should apply: domestic and international high school applicants with a 95%+ admission average or an IB total of 36+. - Awards: Presidential Scholarship, Presidential International Baccalaureate Scholarship, Santamarian Scholarship. How to apply - Complete Parts 1 and 3 of the Entrance Awards Program Application. - Provide a 750-word personal essay describing your community...

Eligibility - Open to any student in Canadian high schools; preference will be given to applicants who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents. - Applicants must have achieved at least an 80% average in their final (senior) year of high school. - Selection also considers demonstrated financial need, evidence of leadership, and clear initiative in contributing toward the cost of their own education. Application requirements To be eligible for consideration, submit a complete application package that includes: 1. The fully completed Harrison McCain Scholarship/Bursary Application form. 2. A recommendation letter from a principal, teacher, or school counsellor. This letter must...

Overview Saint Mary’s University recognizes outstanding academic achievement through a competitive admissions scholarship program. Applicants who apply and are offered admission by February 15 for the September intake will be evaluated for admissions scholarships within the applicant candidate pool. Note that the Entrance Awards Program is a separate process and requires its own application; awards from that program are determined using criteria such as academic merit, financial need, and community or extracurricular involvement. Eligibility - Open to admitted applicants to the Sobey School of Business across Canada. - Minimum academic threshold: a 90% or higher admission average, or an International...

Introduction This scholarship is presented to a full-time, first-year student beginning studies at the University of Prince Edward Island. Preference is given to applicants from the Halifax region. Eligibility - Must be a full-time, first-year entrant at UPEI. - Minimum academic average of 85%. - Demonstrated participation in community service activities while in high school. - Not currently holding another scholarship in excess of $2,500. Background The Halifax Friends of UPEI Scholarship was created in 2004 by a collective of UPEI alumni and former Islanders.

Description This bursary is intended for a full-time student beginning their first year at the University of Prince Edward Island who comes from Pictou County, Nova Scotia. Applicants must demonstrate financial need and have a strong high school academic record. If two or more applicants are equally qualified, priority will be given to the student with the greater financial need rather than the one with the higher academic standing. Should there be no eligible or applying students from Pictou County, the award may be granted to another qualifying student from elsewhere in Nova Scotia. Background The Copan Family established this...

Overview This scholarship supports students enrolled in the Foundation Year Program. Eligibility - Open to all applicants to the Foundation Year Program. - Candidates must demonstrate strong academic achievement. Academic requirement - Minimum high school average: 85% or higher. Award details - Total duration: up to 4 years. - Number of awards: 1. - Value: - Year 1: $12,000 - Years 2–4: $9,000 per year - Renewable: Yes — the award can be renewed for the remaining years provided the recipient maintains scholarship standing. How to apply - Deadline: March 1 at 11:59 p.m. AST. - A scholarship application is...

Introduction Established by the Province of Nova Scotia in 1991, this entrance scholarship promotes awareness and study of human rights issues in Canada. It commemorates the late Dr. P. Anthony Johnstone, who served as Executive Director of the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission. Award details - Value: $6,000 (one-time, non-renewable) - Term: Applicable only to the first year of undergraduate study Eligibility Applicants must meet all of the following: - Be a graduate of a Nova Scotia high school in the current academic year (graduates through upgrading are not eligible); - Be a resident of Nova Scotia; - Be entering...

Field: Engineering (students in other programs should refer to the Currie Undergraduate Scholarship) Overview This scholarship provides up to four awards, each with a total value of $75,000, supporting recipients for up to four years. The revised award value applies to newly selected recipients beginning Fall 2025. Eligibility - Open to students starting a Bachelor of Engineering program immediately following graduation from a high school located in any of the four Atlantic Provinces. - Applicants must be Canadian citizens and provincial residents of an Atlantic Canadian province as defined by that province’s Student Financial Services guidelines. - Students in non-engineering...