Tuesday, June 02, 2009

University of Toronto National Book Award and Scholarship Program

Deadline - October 5, 2010

This competition targets those students who are Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents who will be ready to begin university study in September of 2010.

The 2010 University of Toronto National Scholarship will cover tuition and incidental fees for four years of undergraduate student, will provide residence support in the first year and will include an additional, renewable monetary award. While the selection of National Scholars will continue to be based on exceptional academic and extra-curricular achievement, the annual value of each student's scholarship will be determined on the basis of individual financial circumstances.

See here for further details, including application forms.

U of S - Aboriginal Business Adminstration Certificate

This is a two-year direct entry program for self-identified Aboriginal students which is designed to provide programming for those Aboriginal students who do not meet the admission criteria for direct admission or transfer admission to the undergraduate program and for those Aboriginal students who wish to obtain a certificate in business but do not want to study a four year degree program. Upon successful completion, students may choose to apply to the BCOMM degree program during the regular application period. Students in good standing who have met ABAC program standards will be automatically admitted to the BCOMM degree program.

For further information contact the U of S Recruitment and Admission at 306.966.5788

Summer University Transition Program -

The University of Saskatchewan is offering this program, beginning in July. The program offers English 100.5, Literature and Composition. To find information or sign up, see here.

Virtual Fair - Coming this Fall!

Maclean.ca is once again offering an OnCampus Virtual Fair to connect high school students, parents, teachers and guidance counsellors with Canadian universities and colleges in a live, interactive environment.

To register for this event, go here

Rodeo - Bill Kehler Memorial Awards

Deadline August 28 - The Edmonton Rodeo Cowboy's Benevolent Fund and Northlands offer the Bill Kehler Memorial Awards. The awards are open to students who have completed with grade 12 and are pursuing post-secondary education. Up to four awards of $2500 will be awarded this fall. Awards will be distributed to students with academic interests in broadcasting or agriculture. Individuals in professional rodeo will also be able to apply for an award to support their post-secondary studies.

Application forms are available here or by phoning Northlands at 780.471.7210.

New Scholarship - Pulse Growers

Deadline - July 31

This scholarship will be awarded to students who will be graduating from high school in 2009 and will be attending the University of Saskatchewan enrolled in the first year of an undergraduate program that is associated with the pulse industry or agriculture (including agriculture, natural sciences, engineering, nutrition). Applicants are required to write an essay of 500 words detailing career plans in relation to the agriculture industry, leadership and school and community life.

For further information, please talk to your guidance counsellor.

June 30 Applications - U of Lethbridge

Apply to the University of Lethbridge by June 30 and you'll be eligible to receive one of five $500 bookstore gift certificates.

To apply, visit here.

Digital Audio Arts - U of Lethbridge

This program of study is a combination of demanding academic courses coupled with rigourous hands on technical experience, providing students with the theoretical expertise and vocational assets demanded by industry. The program is designed for and students seeking a career in digital media, music technology or graduate studies and research.

Upon acceptance and enrolment, students are automatically eligible for scholarship awards.

All students entering this program must submit an essay and, if they wish to be considered for scholarships, a portfolio.

Fall semester deadline - June 30
Spring semester deadline - November 15

See here for more details.

Masonic Scholarships: Open to All

Deadline August 7 - Saskatchewan Freemasons have established and provided financial assistance to students in the form of numerous scholarships and awards including the Edgar Garton Scholarship, Grand Lodge Scholarship, Robinson Scholarship, Masonic Youth Trust Scholarship, Gilbert and Gay Cook Scholarship and Robert Morrison Award.

Award details and application forms are available here

Living Sky School Division Educational Enhancement Award

Nomination Deadline – June 15th - This award is available to grade 7 – 12 students within the Living Sky School Division. It is intended for students to continue their learning over the summer in an area of study or interest in which they excel. Eligible activities include summer camps, workshops, retreats, etc.

Talk to your principal for more information.