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Ross Sheppard students have been the recipients of a great number of awards and scholarships. Our Student Services department is dedicated to making it as easy as possible for students to have access to awards and scholarships that will help our students pursue a post-secondary education. Use the links on the left to navigate to our Scholarship Blog. Subscribing to the scholarship blog will allow you to receive updates every time we post a new scholarship. Click on the Online Resources link to view a list of Scholarship Resources which will help you find scholarships that are perfect for you. Be sure to check out our new, extensive scholarship database (which we will continually update) sorted by deadline, starting with the most immediate. |
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Earl and Countess of Wessex: World Championships in Athletics Scholarship October 1 |
Two awards of $3000. To recognize the top male and female Alberta students who have excelled in track and field, and have a strong academic record. Students must be planning to attend universities of Calgary, Alberta or Lethbridge for postsecondary. |
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October 10 "sponsored applicants" October 24 "pool applicants" |
National program, based on character, service, and leadership. Selection criteria include academic excellence, community and extracurricular involvement. There are 30 major financial awards available, each valued at up to $75,000 if they are renewed for four years. Approximately 112 awards available in several categories. Submit to Student Services by October 10. |
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National Merit Scholarship Program October 12
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Intended for students planning to pursue education in the USA, and who participate in the PSAT. |
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October 15
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The YMCA Peace Medal recognizes the achievements of individuals and groups who - without any special resources - demonstrate the values expressed in the World Alliance of YMCA’s 1981 Statement of Peace. |
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Blyth Scholarship to Cambridge University October 15
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Provides full funding and the opportunities for Canadians to complete their first degree at Cambridge University in England. Candidates must have shown academic excellence, intellectual depth, personal integrity and success beyond their studies. These key requirements should be reflected in their grades and letters of recommendation. |
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Hans McCorriston, Motive Power Machinist Grant Program October 15 |
Several at $500. For students pursuing motive power machinist programs. |
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Arthur Paulin Automotive Aftermarket Scholarship October 31 |
Five $700 scholarships to support students planning to enroll in studies related to automotive apprenticeship, auto body, hard parts, heavy-duty or machining. |
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Wendy's Classic Achiever Awards November 3 |
Scholarships up to $5,000. Two trips to New York. Possible $1000 grant to Fowler. Rewards for early application. |
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University of Toronto National Book Award and Scholarship Program November 11 |
Superior academic performance, original and creative thought, and exceptional achievement in a broad context. Enthusiasm for intellectual exploration and involvement in the life of their school and community. For the National Book Awards, each school may choose one outstanding student on the basis of the above criteria. One national book award will be presented to the student and they may subsequently apply for the National Scholarship Competition. Full tuition and fees for four years of undergraduate study, residence, support, renewable monetary award. Also includes the Arbor scholarships valued at $5000 for the first year, renewable at $1500 for subsequent years. |
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Aboriginal Financial Officers Assocation of Canada Youth Financial Management Awards November 15 |
Three awards given to Aboriginal students in grade 11 or 12. Students are selected from across Canada to travel to Vancouver to attend the AFOA's National Conference and gain exposure to Aboriginal leaders in financial management from across the country, as well as media exposure and attendance at special sessions regarding youth leadership. A cash reward is also included. |
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November 30 |
One scholarship worth $2500 is available to females in the last year of high school who intend to study in a post-secondary institution. Applicants should exhibit excellence in academics, leadership, extracurricular activities, community service and potential for future success. A minimum 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale is required. |
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Photographic Historical Society of Canada Annual Research Award November 30 |
Two awards between $250 and $500, available to any students attending an education institution. A minimum 2,000 word paper covering original research regarding Canada's photographic history is required. |
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University of Calgary Outstanding Achievement December 1 |
48 prestigious awards in total, varying from $4000-$20,000. Most are renewable for several years. Based on extreme academic excellence (90% plus) as well as citizenship. Student average is calculated using grade 10, 11, and 12 marks. Must first apply for admission. |
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TD Canada Trust Scholarship for Community Leadership December 7 |
Grade 12 students in their graduating year, who are making a difference in our community, are invited to apply. Minimum average of 75%. Up to $70,000 available. |
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Shad Valley Scholarship Program December 12 January 16 (2nd intake) |
Financial assistance to help students participate in the Shad Valley Program. Twenty-five $2500 scholarships, seventy-five $1000 scholarships, plus bursaries for financial need. |
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University of Alberta Academic Excellence Awards December 15 |
$14 million available for numerous scholarships ranging from $1000-$8000. 80% average or higher. |
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December 15 |
Several $1000 and up scholarships from Scotia Bank. There are many varying scholarships specific to choice of university and faculty. Browse the website for details. |
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CrossLites Scholarship Contest December 15 |
Nine prizes ranging from $100 to $2000. Available to students enrolled in high school and post-secondary studies. A 400-600 word essay is required. |
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Fraser Institute Student Video Contest December 30 |
Eight awards from $650-$2500. Students must be enrolled in high school or post-secondary studies. Applications must create a concept paper and YouTube video on 'Natural Disasters: The Economics of Aid and Recovery.' Awards based on originality, clear expression of ideas, production values, quality of story, and understanding of the topic. |
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Merit Contractors Association Scholarship December 31 |
The Merit Contractors Association Scholarship is intended to assist children of Merit member employees pursue post-secondary education, including apprenticeship technical training. One hundred $400 scholarships will be awarded to the top 100 applicants on the basis of grade 12 academic standing and proof of enrolment of first year post-secondary education. The scholarship is for one year and will apply to any accredited post-secondary institution. |
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Tema Conter Memorial Trust Scholarship December 31 |
Multiple awards of $2500. Applicants must be enrolled in an accredited emergency services or emergency communications program offered at a post-secondary educational institution. A 2500-word essay on critical incident stress and post-traumatic stress disorder is required. |
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French for the Future National Essay Contest January 9 |
58 prizes of $2000-$20,000. Open to students in Grades 10-12 who either have French as a Second Language (enrolled in Core French, Basic French, French Immersion, etc) or French as a First Language (you speak French with native fluency, etc.). Students must be planning to attend the University of Ottawa, L'Universite Stainte-Anne, Campus Saint-Jean at the University of Alberta, Laurentian University, or Glendon College of York University. Applicants must submit a 1000-word essay in French answering the question "how do you see the world in 15 years from now?" |
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Burger King Have It Your Way Foundation Scholars Program January 10 |
Multiple $1000 scholarship winners, as well as $5000 regional awards and a $25,000 King National Award or the new $50,000 WHOPPER Scholarships. Must be enrolled in post-secondary for following year. |
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Edmonton Community Foundation Alexandra Munn Scholarship January 15 |
For Edmonton and Area students ages 11-15 who demonstrate financial need and outstanding talent in classical music (voice or instrument). |
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The Art Institutes Passion for Fashion Competition January 20 |
Earn a full tution scholarship to study either Fashion Design or Fashion marketing & Merchandising and Fashion Retail Management at participating Art Institutes in Canada and the US. |
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January 22 |
Demonstrated significant innovation, leadership, and achievements in their life, school, community, province or country. Must be pursuing some form of further education or training. Each award is up to $5000. |
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January 31 |
Fifteen $5000 awards for tomorrow’s environmental leaders. Community service and academic achievement. |
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January 31 |
Academic excellence and leadership. Needs nomination of the school. |
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January 31 |
One essay and one oratorical contest as well as one presentation for the deaf and hard of hearing. Topics vary. Winner of each receives $2500 scholarships. |
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January 31 |
Short essay/writing based awards ranging from $750 to $5000. |
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McGill University Entrance Scholarships January 31 |
$3000-$10000, many renewable, based on exceptionally high academic merit, also financial need bursaries available. |
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Montana State University Freshman Scholarships for Non-Residents January 31 |
Huge scholarships for non-resident applicants to Montana State University. Must include SAT scores. |
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Canadian Landmine Foundation Essay Contest January 31 |
Log on to the site to get the essay topic and the application details. Winner receives a $500 cash prize and more. |
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Herbert H. Carnegie Future Aces Scholarship and Citizenship Award January 31 |
Candidates must demonstrate exemplary citizenship qualities in their home, school and communities through extensive community service, volunteerism and commitment to humanitarian causes. Financial need is also a requirement. |
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MacEwan Young Woman of Vision Bursary January 31 |
$1500 award available to young women entering their first year of study at MacEwan University. The award was established to assist financially challenged women start along the path to fulfilling their career aspirations. An essay outlining the applicants' long range goals and vision for the future is required. |
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February 1 |
Community service, humanitarianism, perseverance and courage in the face of obstacles, excellence in fitness and academics. |
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February 1 |
Directed at prospective teachers. Academics, essay, references, extra-curriculars. |
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Alberta College of Art & Design February 1 |
Full scholarship or $1000, requires three pieces of original artwork. |
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February 1 |
Must demonstrate high ideals, and qualities of citizenship as well as financial need. |
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RBC Royal Bank Scholarship for New Canadians February 1 |
12 awards of $3,500 to students who were born outside Canada and who are willing to share their viewpoints on and personal experience with immigration in Canada. |
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University of Guelph President's Awards February 2 |
14 scholarships valued at $26,000 each. Top academic excellence. Nomination by Principal. |
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The Art Institutes Poster Design Competition February 4 |
Earn a full-tuition scholarship to study graphic design or any other program at participating Art Institutes in Canada and the US. |
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The Art Institutes Best Teen Chef Competition February 4 |
$5000 scholarship towards study in a culinary degree program at Art Institute schools in Canada and the US. |
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CEFPI Dale Scheideman Merit Award Scholarship February 9 |
7 awards at $1000 each. International program for students interested in Educational facility planning and design. Must have excellent communication skills, and demonstrate character and leadership, and be active and creative. |
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February 14 |
90%+ academic average, applying to this scholarship also enters the student into a host of other awards $2000 to $34,000. |
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United World Colleges (Lester B. Pearson College of the Pacific) February 15 |
Full scholarships available to complete your grade 12 year. Apply in grade 11. Summer programs also available at www.psyl.ca. |
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Univesrity of Alberta Entrance Leadership Award Competition February 15 |
Student must demonstrate exceptional leadership ability and potential. 95 scholarships ranging from $3500-$10000. |
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University of Alberta Scholastic Distinction Scholarship Competition February 15 |
95% average. 70 scholarships ranging from $7500-$50,000. |
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University of Victoria Entrance Awards February 28 |
Excellence scholarships at 90% academic average in grade 11 and 12 selected subjects. |
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UBC Vancouver & Okanogan Campuses Entrance Scholarships February 28 |
Variety of standard, excellence, and presidential scholarships, including specialized awards for international and aboriginal students. |
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Alberta Press Council Scholarship February 28 |
$2000 award. 1000 to 1100 word essay on a predetermined topic. |
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Laurence Decore Award for Student Leadership March 1 |
6 awards of $500 each. Applicants are selected on the basis of involvement in either student government or student clubs, societies, or organizations. |
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March 1 |
$3000 post-secondary entrance scholarships to 100 students across Canada. Must have a minimum average of 87% grades 9, 10, 11 & 12. |
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REMAX Quest for Excellence Essay Contest March 6 |
24 awards at $500 each. Grade 12. Essay, maximum 1250 words on one of the following topics: leadership, sports, technology, arts, and community service. |
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The Arts Institute Storytellers Photography Competition March 11 |
Earn a scholarship to study photography at a participating Arts Institute school in Canada or the US. |
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University of Dalhousie Scholarships March 15 |
Entrance Scholarships: Merit-based, Automatic consideration. General Needs Based Entrance Scholarship and Bursary, as well as some targeted scholarships. |
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Garfield Weston Merit Scholarship for Colleges March 28 |
$8,000 with the possibility of renewal and summer funding. First-year application form for students entering first year of full-time college studies anywhere in Canada. All Alberta colleges in particular. |
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March 31 |
130 awards ranging from $2000-$9000 to support Métis students, for Post-secondary training of any kind. Over $2 million awarded to date. 97% of recipients complete their programs. |
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Winspear Fund Scholarships for Advanced Classical Music March 31 |
For Edmonton area students who have achieved local, national or international recognition in classical music (voice and/or instrument) and will pursue study outside the local area. |
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ELAA High School Student Scholarship March 31 |
One $500 award. Must be in or have completed grade 12, heading directly to a recognized post-secondary institute in Alberta. Applicants must show leadership qualities in their high school and participate as a volunteer in their high school or their community. |
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University of Calgary Entrance Scholarships April 1 |
One application accesses numerous scholarships based on academics and financial need. |
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April 1 |
An apex event that promotes Muslim students’ achievements in Junior High, Senior High and Post Secondary. Students may apply for academic and/or special recognition awards. |
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Retail as a Career Scholarship Program April 1 |
One $5000 and 25 $1000 scholarships for students entering or currently enrolled in a business, marketing, or retail-related program at a Canadian post-secondary institution. |
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The Canadian Iranian Foundation Scholarships April 10 |
Intended to assist immigrant students who wish to pursue their academic goals. The CIF Scholarship will be awarded to the student who can best demonstrate academic excellence, the ability to integrate and participate within the community through volunteer and extra-curricular activities, and the need for assistance to pursue a higher education. |
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The Colonel Douglas H. Gunter Award April 15 |
The Canadian War Museum is dedicated to the study of Canadian military history and the effects of war upon Canada and its people. The Museum also recognizes the need to assist students who plan to continue their studies in the field of history. Application for the Colonel Douglas H. Gunter History Awards is open to all grade 12 graduating students. |
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Vancouver Visual College of Art & Design Scholarships April 30 |
55 scholarships of partial or full tuition (up to $23,000) to attend the Visual College of Art and Design in Vancouver. |
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April 30 |
$5000 busaries available to students planning to attend a post-secondary institution who have a history of childhood cancer. |
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Alexander Rutherford Scholarships for High School Achievement May 1 |
New and expanded standards for this award. Canadian citizen, Alberta resident. Can now earn scholarship money with an average as low as 75% in grade 10, 11, and/or 12. Relaxed criteria in five selected subjects. Normally apply in your grade 12 year. This award is given to ALL students with a 75% average or higher, in increasing increments depending on exact average. |
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Esther & Peter Cunliffe Scholarship May 1 |
For a student registered in Edmonton Public Schools who is completing high school who will be attending a post-secondary institution in the Edmonton region. |
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Aboriginal Health Careers Bursary May 1 |
Award varies from $1000-$10000. Indian, Inuit, or Métis students who have lived in Alberta for at least the last 3 years, planning to enroll in a health field after high school. |
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Keyera Energy - Peter J. Renton Memorial Scholarship May 1 |
For Alberta students wishing to pursue full time studies in a post secondary program related to the oil and gas industry. Principal’s referral is recommended. Up to $6000 available. |
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May 4 |
For a student registered in Edmonton Public Schools who has had a learning disability who is completing high school and plans to attend a post-secondary institution. |
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May 5 |
For a student registered in an Edmonton Public senior high school program who demonstrates excellent achievement in the dramatic arts, exhibits evidence of a sincere dedication to, and positive attitude towards the dramatic arts, and plans to attend the Artstrek Exploration II summer theatre program. |
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May 5 |
For students enrolled in French programming who are registered in Edmonton Public Schools and demonstrate excellent overall performance and a positive attitude toward learning French. |
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May 5 |
For a student registered in Edmonton Public Schools who is completing high school who has completed French courses to the 30 level and demonstrates a sincere interest in continuing French language studies. |
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Frank Tymko and Merv Eastman Scholarships May 9 |
These awards are presented to graduating students from Ross Sheppard High School based on financial need. Applicants will need to prove acceptance into a post-secondary institution to be eligible for the awards. Go to Student Services and listen to announcements for details on how to apply. |
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Ron Fortin Award for Outstanding Service May 9 |
This award is presented to a student from Ross Sheppard High School who has been of great service to the school. There is no expectation of academic excellence nor is the student required to have served the school for more than one year. The service can be in any of the following areas: Students' Union, Grad, Yearbook, Awards Board, a combination of clubs, Totem Hoop, etc. The student need not have held an executive position but the contribution made must have been significant. Go to Student Services and listen to announcements for details on how to apply. |
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Ross Sheppard Leadership Trophy and Arnold & Doris Henderson Scholarship May 9 |
The student must have an honours average, and must have displayed excellence in four of the five areas: athletics, fine and performing arts, co-curricular activities, involvement in the community and leadership in the school. Go to Student Services and listen to announcements for details on how to apply. |
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Henderson and Staples Citizenship Awards May 9 |
The student is required to have good academic standing (not necessarily honours), demonstrate outstanding leadership in extracurricular activities (i.e. Held an executive position in one of the major service areas like SU, Yearbook, Grad) AND represented the school in interscholastic athletics or public performance (art, music, drama). Go to Student Services and listen to announcements for details on how to apply. |
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May 13 |
For a student registered in Edmonton Public Schools who is completing the high school Drama program who has demonstrated excellence in drama and the performing arts. |
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May 13 |
For a student registered in Edmonton Public Schools who is completing the high school Music program who has demonstrated excellence in the music arts. |
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May 13 |
For a student registered in Edmonton Public Schools who is completing high school who has demonstrated outstanding participation in, and commitment to, a language other than English. |
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Charles S. Noble Scholarship for Study at Harvard May 15 |
Open to Alberta residents applying to be enrolled in full-time undergraduate studies at Harvard. Up to three scholarship of $10,000 each reward academic excellence for Alberta students pursuing an undergraduate degree at Harvard. |
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Rose Margaret King Merit Awards May 15 |
For students in financial need who have attended school in Edmonton at some point during their kindergarten through Grade 12 educational history. Priority is given to students who have attended an inner city school and, in particular, those who have attended Alex Taylor School. |
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May 16 |
ECO Canada awards $2,500 annually to four Canadian students. Scholarships are awarded to individuals who have shown leadership in their communities in the areas of environmental protection, resource management, or environmental sustainability. Students are chosen based on the reference letter and essay they submit about their environmental accomplishments and ambitions. |
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Alberta Aboriginal Youth Achievement Awards May 20 |
Nominees must be Alberta Métis, First Nations or Inuit youth from 10 to 30 years of age. This is a nominated award. There are six junior or six senior award categories. Nomination packages may be submitted by any family member, organization, school, local official or individual from the nominee’s community. |
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St. Mary's University College Entrance Scholarships May 26 |
A variety of scholarships for different areas of interest and study. Scroll through the website to see all the entrance scholarships that are offered. |
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May 26 |
An essay contest to answer the question "what is a peacekeeper?" Prizes of $500, $300, and $200 are awarded. |
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Campus Saint-Jean Entrance Award May 30 |
Awarded to student(s) who are Canadian Citizen(s), Permanent resident(s), or Student Visa Permit holder(s) at the University of Alberta with satisfactory academic standing entering or transferring into an undergraduate degree program at Faculte Saint-Jean. Selection based on academic standing and demonstrated commitment to linguistic duality in Canada. |
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Métis and Non-Status Bursary Program May 31 |
Alberta Children and Youth Services may be able to help you pay for your post-secondary education in the social services field. Bursaries from Alberta Children and Youth Services are available for full-time or part-time studies. Full-time applicants can be awarded up to $19,200. |
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May 31 |
For Edmonton Public or Catholic students enrolled in a full International Baccalaureate (IB) program in their final year of high school. Eligible students must have a high academic standing in the IB English 30 course and demonstrate a generally high academic standing. Nominees must demonstrate leadership qualities by contributing to their school and/or community. |
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ConocoPhillips Centennial Scholarships June 1 |
Encourages individuals with academic excellence who demonstrate leadership. There are eight scholarship of up to $10,000 each over the student's post-secondary education. |
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Dr. Ernest and Minnie Mehl Scholarship June 1 |
One award of $3500. Applicants are ranked according to the average obtained on Diploma Examinations in one of: English 30-1, 30-2, or Français 30, 30-2, and Social Studies 30, 30-1 or 30-2 plus any three other subjects: Pure Mathematics 30, Applied Mathematics 30, Biology 30, Chemistry 30, Physics 30 or Science 30. Only the first writing will be considered. Financial need will also be considered. Recipient cannot be in receipt of any other scholarship with a value in excess of the cost of tuition. |
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June 1 |
Selection is based on leadership, citizenship, community service activities or volunteer work. Academic achievement may be considered once candidates have met the eligibility criteria. |
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Queen's Golden Jubilee Citizenship Medal June 1 |
$5000 award and a letter of recognition from the Lieutenant Governor to recognize the eight most outstanding students among the recipients of a Premier's Citizenship Award in recognition of the Queen's Golden Jubilee. |
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June 2 |
For a student registered in Edmonton Public Schools who is completing the high school Art program who has demonstrated excellence in the visual arts. |
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June 3 |
For a student registered in Edmonton Public Schools who is completing the high school Physical Education program who has earned recognition through excellence in physical activities and leadership. |
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Career & Technology Studies Awards June 6 |
For students registered in Edmonton Public Schools who are completing high school who have earned recognition through excellence in career and technology studies. |
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Aboriginal Business Leadership Awards June 15 |
Awards Aboriginal students pursuing a post-secondary education leading to a certificate, diploma, or degree in a business or commerce program. |
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Registered Apprenticeship Program Scholarship June 30 |
$1000 up to 750 available. Minimum 250 hours in the RAP Program. Citizen, or landed Immigrant. Graduating and planning to continue with Apprenticeship after high school. |
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Alberta Committee of Citizens with Disabilities Education for Life Bursary June 30 |
This bursary assists first-time, post-secondary learners in overcoming the financial barriers they may encounter when taking on new educational challenges. It is awarded to people with disabilities at the entry level or those attempting one course to begin their post-secondary education. |
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ConocoPhillips Aboriginal Awards Program June 30 |
Supporting Aboriginal students pursuing high school upgrading, college, or university studies. Up to 20 scholarships are awarded, valued up to $3000 each. |
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Anna & John Kolesar Memorial Scholarship July 1 |
Selection is based on the highest average obtained on three Grade 12 subjects: one of English 30, or English 30-1, 30-2, or Francais 30, 30-2 and two other subjects at the 30 level: Social Studies, Mathematics, Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and a language other than the one used above. Applicants must be entering a Faculty of Education. |
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Jonathan Doody Memorial Scholarship July 1 |
Three awards of $500, available to students enrolling in first-year at the University of Alberta. |
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Maria Sava Polish Heritage Awards & Scholarships July 1 |
Recognizes the excellence of students from the Jan Pawel II Polish Bilingual Program of Edmonton Catholic Schools (who were enrolled in the program in grades 7,8,and 9) and assist them in continuing their education at the post-secondary level. |
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Luke Santi Memorial Award for Student Achievement July 15 |
High school students accepted into a full-time academic program in Physical Sciences at a Canadian university are eligible to apply. The value of the award is $1000. Academic performance, interest in science, extra-curricular activities and volunteering are among the criteria for selection. |
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MacEwan University Student Success Bursary July 31 |
Students must have already received either conditional acceptance or acceptance. The student must also demonstrate financial need as determined and confirmed by the Student Resource Centre. |
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APEGGA Student Advantage Program July 31 |
This program offers no-cost benefits including access to scholarships for students enrolled in the following Alberta schools: Grande Prairie Regional College, Keyano College, MacEwan University, Medicine Hat College, Mount Royal University, Red Deer College, University of Lethbridge, University of Alberta, University of Calgary. |
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MacEwan Student Success Bursaries July 31 |
There are a number of awards available to all students pursuing a post-secondary educating at MacEwan University. Awards are given for $2000 to certificate and diploma students and $3000 to degree students. Applicants must have already received acceptance or conditional acceptance to MacEwan University. |
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July 31 |
The ManCap Foundation offers grants in the names of Alberta entrepreneurs to Alberta high school graduates entering the first year of studies at an accredited Alberta post-secondary institution, in preparation for starting a business. The grants are valued at $3000 each. |
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August 15 |
Entrance awards for students who are already admitted to Olds College for the upcoming fall semester. |
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August 30 |
In memory of the former voice of the Canadian Finals Rodeo, up to four $2500 scholarships are distributed to students pursuing a post-secondary education with academic interests in broadcasting or agriculture. |
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NAIT Entrance Scholarships and Bursaries August 30 |
For students entering a full-time program at NAIT for the first time. This includes students who have taken time off after high school without attending another post-secondary institution and students who have completed Academic Upgrading. |
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Edmonton Community Foundation Community Scholarships August 31 |
For Edmonton and area residents who are experiencing financial need, have a demonstrated history of community leadership and volunteerism, and who can demonstrate that the program being pursued will enhance their ability to contribute in a meaningful way to the not-for-profit sector. |
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Charmaine Letourneau Scholarshiops August 31 |
For deaf or hard of hearing residents of Alberta who will attend an academic or training program at a qualified post-secondary institution. |
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Ranald & Vera Shean Memorial Scholarships August 31 |
For students from Edmonton or Northern Alberta, who are pursuing classical music study of violin or piano at a recognized post-secondary institution or with a recognized private music teacher. The primary criterion is quality of performance. |
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Youth Formerly in Care Bursary August 31 |
For students who are residents of Edmonton or Northern Alberta who have spent a minimum of two years in the care and/or guardianship of Alberta Children and Youth Services (or any earlier related provincial government department that dealt with wards of the province). |
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