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College/University Scholarships

College/University Scholarships. Presented by The Guidance Department October 1 st , 2014. These are non-repayable awards given to recognize the high level of excellence a student has achieved in his/her studies. Scholarships can be based on: Outstanding Marks Community Involvement

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College/University Scholarships

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  1. College/University Scholarships Presented by The Guidance Department October 1st , 2014

  2. These are non-repayable awards given to recognize the high level of excellence a student has achieved in his/her studies. • Scholarships can be based on: • Outstanding Marks • Community Involvement • Athletic Ability • Specific Criteria • Eg. parents who work for a company Scholarships

  3. Entrance scholarships-one-time $ amount awarded to a student prior to first year entry -offered as a reward for academic excellence and to entice the student to accept the University’s offer of admission -range from hundreds to several thousand dollars • Renewable scholarships-monetary awards spread out over a student’s undergraduate career (e.g., $10, 000 renewable scholarships provide students with $2,500 a year for four years) -conditional on specific criteria, such as the maintenance of a certain average. What Kinds of Scholarships Are There?

  4. Universities may also offer scholarships that require a separate application and have specific criteria attached to them. SO HOW DO I KNOW IF I NEED TO SUBMIT A SEPARATE APPLICATION OR NOT?? electronicinfo.ca Applying for Scholarships

  5. Students entering their first year at a particular College or University are eligible. • Usually, for Universities an automatic selection is made based on outstanding academic achievement, so students do not have to submit a separate application. • Occasionally, factors other than academics are considered (e.g., athletics or extra curricular activities, Financial Need). In such cases, a supplementary form will be required. Scholarships: Who Gets Them?

  6. University of Toronto National Scholarship Program • TD Scholarships for Community Leadership • Foundation Scholarships • Loran Award • Shullich Leaders for STEM students Some Examples of Scholarships that Are Out There

  7. The U of T National Scholarship will cover: • Tuition and incidental fees for four years of undergraduate study • Provide residence support in first year • Include a renewable monetary award • The selection of National Scholars is based on exceptional academic and extra-curricular achievement. U of Toronto National Scholarship Program

  8. You do not need a nomination from your school to apply for this program • Students who are applying and want to be considered for Earl Haig’s National Book Award winner please see Mr. Panagopoulos • The deadline for submission of the application to U of T is November 7th , 2014. • Application materials available on • http://www.adm.utoronto.ca/awards/the-national-and-arbor-scholarship-program/ How to apply for the U of T National Scholarship Program

  9. The TD Scholarship for Community Leadership will cover: • Up to $10,000 per year for tuition at any approved Canadian University • $7500/year towards living expenses • Offer of paid summer employment at TD • Mentorship opportunities • Invitations to annual gatherings, networking opportunities, and events TD Scholarships for Community Leadership

  10. These scholarships are awarded to graduating students across Canada who have shown exceptional initiative in community leadership in balance with academic performance. • To apply go to: • https://juno.aucc.ca/wes/td_e.html • Applications due November 28th, 2014 Criteria for the TD Scholarship

  11. This scholarship/award covers: • An annual tuition waiver and a stipend of $9,000 at any of the partner Universities • Access to funding and internships through the summer • Invitations to annual gathering and forums • Mentorship opportunities Loran Award

  12. Minimum average of 85% • Canadian citizenship or permanent residence status • Well-rounded students who are active in both their communities and school and exhibit character, service, and leadership Loran Award Criteria

  13. Go to www.loranaward.ca • Students can be considered for SPONSORED APPLICANT STATUS by downloading the application package and completing questions • Deadlines:At Earl Haig all Loran entries hoping to be chosen for the sponsored applicant pool must be submitted on October 14, 2014. • October 29th for all direct pool applications Loran Award Application

  14. The University of Guelph offers 12 awards worth up to $36,000 • Awards for academic excellence 90% minimum average, innovation, community engagement • Due January 2015 University Scholarship ProgramsFor Instance

  15. These are scholarships offered by private foundations and institutions. WHERE DO I FIND OUT MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THESE SCHOLARSHIPS? 1.) Read the guidance bulletin weekly www.earlhaig.ca  guidance department link 2.) www.scholarships.ca 3.) www.studentawards.com 4.) www.canlearn.ca 5.)www.osap.gov.on.ca 6.) Check the Scholarship board outside Guidance 7.) Check with your parents at their place of work “Other” Sources

  16. These are awards for students whose financial circumstances (need) could be a barrier to continuing studies at a post secondary level • Usually you must also be applying for OSAP • The student would have to provide information verifying financial need • Academic excellence is expected Bursaries

  17. Any Questions??

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