Recognizing
achievement: fostering potential
Brandon University offers a
variety of scholarships and bursaries each year. Scholarships
are awarded to recognize students' achievements and to attract
the best students to Brandon University. Bursaries help students
with demonstrated financial need to reach their full potential
and become Brandon University's best students.
Other organizations and
institutions also make awards available to Brandon University
students. A starting point for finding out about these
possibilities is suggested below.
Conditions
Scholarships
are awarded on the basis of academic achievement. Bursaries are
based on financial need, although academic achievement may also
be considered. The
awarding of an entrance scholarship and/or bursary is contingent
upon attendance at Brandon University during the Regular
Session. Students will be required to register in 24 credit
hours in the 2010-11 Regular Session to retain their
scholarship
Brandon University Entrance
Scholarships
and Bursaries
Deadline
IN
ORDER TO BE CONSIDERED FOR ALL AWARDS OTHER THAN THE BOARD OF
GOVERNORS ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS, COMPLETED APPLICATIONS MUST BE
RECEIVED NO LATER THAN MAY 7, 2010, ALONG WITH GRADE 10 AND 11 MARKS.
Registration deadline for Entrance Scholarship students wanting to be considered for awards is July 9, 2010
. ( Saskatchewanstudents have until August 6, 2010). Students must complete the personal information page and sign the last page of the form.
Brandon University Board of Governors Entrance Scholarships
These scholarships are awarded to graduates of accredited Canadian high schools who are entering first year at Brandon University. Students with Grade 12 marks of 85-89.9% will receive $800; students with Grade 12 marks of 90-94.9% will receive $1400, and students with Grade 12 marks of 95-100% will receive $2000.
Students whose Grade 12 averages are in a higher or lower category will have their scholarships adjusted accordingly. A minimum Grade 12 average of 85% is required to retain a Board of Governors Entrance Scholarship.
New Brandon University students who have not studied at another postsecondary institution will automatically be considered for the Board of Governors Entrance Scholarships. Therefore, no additional application form needs to be submitted other than an application for admission to study at Brandon University
Documents
PLEASE NOTE: Students must provide their Grade 10 and 11 marks to the Senate Office in order to complete their scholarship application. Students are also responsible for ensuring that their final Grade 12 marks are received by the Senate Office by July 9, 2010 (Saskatchewan students have until August 6, 2010).
To
print a Scholarship
Application or for a full list of available entrance scholarships and bursaries.
Third party financial assistance
In addition to the scholarships and bursaries specific to Brandon
University, there are hundreds of other awards offered by various
public and private sector organizations. Some are regional or
national awards; others are targeted at specific ethnic or
cultural groups. A database containing information on a huge
number of awards of this type can be found at www.studentawards.com.
Further
information
For further information or
application materials, please contact the Scholarship Office:
The
Scholarship Office
Brandon University
Brandon, Manitoba
R7A 6A9
Telephone: (204) 727-9737
Fax: (204) 727-4072
Email: wood@brandonu.ca
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