Albert Campbell Collegiate Institute

Student Loans, Awards and Grants

Scholarship applications requiring a school endorsement are to be submitted for consideration to the guidance office a minimum of three weeks before the application deadline. Final dates for submission of preliminary applications will be noted in the published scholarship information for those scholarships advertised through their websites. Students should note that post-secondary scholarships for both college and university applicants are often based on criteria other than academic excellence. Many awards also consider factors such as learning disabilities, financial need, community involvement and volunteer activities. Many scholarships and awards have fall/winter application deadlines! Ontario Student Assistance Program www.osap.gov.on.ca 1. OSAP Financial Aid a range of programs that, based on financial need, offers non-repayable grants as well as loans you must repay. Fill out one application to be considered for everything, including 30% Off Ontario Tuition. 2. 30% Off Ontario Tuition money you don't have to repay, designed for students entering a public college or university program from high school, or within four years of graduating from high school. You can apply for this program without applying for OSAP. The Ontario First Generation Bursary is funded by the Government of Ontario and distributed by public colleges and universities of Ontario. Applicants who are the first in their family to pursue a college education or apprenticeship training may be eligible for an Ontario First Generation Student Bursary. For complete details, visit http://osap.gov.on.ca Ontario Trust for Student Support: Up to $50 million in funds raised by colleges and universities will be matched to establish endowments for student assistance. Visit: http://www.ousa.ca/tuitiongrant/ Canada Student Loans The Government of Canada offers student loans and study grants to help defray the cost of your education. For more information, please visit the National Student Loans Service Centre (NSLSC) at https://nslsc.canlearn.ca/eng/default.aspx. Student Financial Assistance of the Youth Resource Network of Canada: Student Loans: What you really need to know. www.campusaccess.com Scholarships Many students dont bother to apply for monthly scholarships which are available each year across Ontario. University admission offices recommend that students try to raise their marks as much as possible by the end of Semester 2 to guarantee residence, to maintain their present scholarship offer(s) and to get more entrance scholarships. Other Helpful Websites eINFO: searchable scholarships www.electronicinfo.ca www.youth.gc.ca

Ontario Colleges: www.ontariocolleges.ca/confirm/money-matters Ontario Scholarships: http://www.ontarioscholarships.ca/

Ontario School Counsellors Association: A comprehensive list of scholarships and financial assistance run by the Ontario School Counsellors Association. www.osca.ca Scholarships Canada.com: School Finder: www.scholarshipscanada.com You will also find information on scholarships and financial aid, events and careers. www.schoolfinder.com www.servicecanada.gc.ca/eng/audiences/youth/education.shtml

Service Canada: Services for Youth and Students: Student Awards: Student Scholarships: www.studentawards.com

www.studentscholarships.org

The scholarships listed below are in the order of their deadlines. Please check the criteria carefully and only apply to the scholarships you qualify for.

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Student Loans, Awards and Grants
Name of Scholarship
Value of Scholarship 5 x $2000 $1500 $1000 Up to $1500 $1000

Criteria

Website

September
CUTA Youth Scholarship Johnson Insurance Luke Santi Memorial Award for Student Achievement Make It Right Scholarships New Pioneers Awards Studying urban planning, engineering environmental studies, land use planning, and geography; 750 word essay. 100 each year; email scholarshipfund@johnson.ca 80% average; proven passion for physics i.e.: member of extracurricular physics clubs; taking physical sciences at university. Students in colleges studying residential renovation or construction. 80% av.; for immigrants and refugees; outstanding achievements; overcome barriers & demonstrated commitment to community. http://www.cutaactu.ca/en/index.asp www.johnson.ca http://www.perimeterinstitute.ca Make it Right - Holmes Foundation www.skillsforchange.org

October
AES Engineers Anthony DiLena Pathways Award CN Diversity Scholarships CEWC Student Essay Contest Great Canadian Scholarship Horatio Alger Scholarship Loran Award/ Canadian Moorehead Award TD Canada Trust Scholarship University of Toronto National Scholarships Chinese Canadian Youth Achievement Awards CIBC 4-H Scholarships EF Study Abroad Scholarships Glendon College Awards, York U Father Ted Colleton Joan Donaldson Newsworld Ontario Community Newspapers Association Award OSSTF Student Achievement Cross Lites Scholarship Fraser Institute Student Video Contest Queens Entrance Scholarships (Major Admission Awards) Scotiabank Bursary University of Alberta Entrance Leadership Scholarship Violet Richardson Award $500 $500 $3000 $1000-5000 $1500 $5000 $2,000-$8,000 $7500 Plus Tuition $2000-$8000 Award based of character; essay; future leaders. Teachers nominate a gr. 12 student going to post-secondary who succeeded in school despite overcome personal obstacles. Admission next year to trades, engineering or technology. Gr. 12 students to submit a maximum 1,000-word original essay. Youre Great. You live in Canada. A Student Awards member. Financial need, academics, co-curricular & community activities. Minimum 85% average, solid academics /community involvement /leadership, Canadian citizenship. Outstanding community leadership; minimum 75% average, essay; includes up to 4 years of tuition; paid summer employment. 92%+, have enthusiasm for intellectual exploration and an involvement in the life of their school & community; 7 students. www.aesengineers.com http://www.osca.ca http://www.cn.ca/en/index.htm www.cewc.ca www.studentawards.com www.loranaward.ca www.td.com/scholarship www.adm.utoronto.ca/ns

November
$200-500 $2500 $1000 Various $500-1500 8 x $2000 Check website $1000 $100-$2000 $650 - $2500 Check website $1000 Up to $20,000 $1000 Recognize successful youth (of Chinese decent) who have excelled in various talents and contributions to the community. Canadian 4-H Council members; for field of study in Canada. Essay. Grades. Financial need. Must phone for application. Must attend Glendon College/York University in French Studies. Reference letter, self-profile & 1200 word essay, 3 awards. Enrolled in journalism studies in Canada. Show a commitment to making life better for others & do more than is normally expected of someone their age; involved in community. Writing and creative arts competition with an interest in society. http://cccyc.com/ www.4-h-canada.ca/core/scholarships www.ef.com http://www.glendon.yorku.ca/ dirocco@theinterim.com www.theinterim.com http://www.cbc.ca/joandonaldsonscholars http://ocna.org/ http://www.osstf.on.ca http://crosslites.com/scholarship.aspx http://www.fraserinstitute.org/educationprograms/students/video-contest.aspx http://www.queensu.ca/studentawards/index. html http://www.fundyourfuture.ca www.registrar.ualberta.ca/awards www.soroptimist.org

December
A 400-600 word essay on one of Dr. Parkers quotes/messages. Create a concept paper and a YouTube video. Award based on originality, ideas, production, story and understanding of topic. 90% average; various scholarships & awards; proven leadership qualities; creative and original thinking. Apply for a student line of credit & be eligible to win. Academic average of 80% in grades 10-12; Students must be nominated by their school; possess exceptional leadership qualities Recognizes young women who volunteer efforts make the world a better place; volunteer actions that benefit women/girls.

January
Arya Samaj Markham Scholarship Burger King Scholars Program Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation (Vale Scholarship) Centennial College Bursaries and Scholarships Future Aces Foundation Harry Jerome Award and Scholarship program Lee Awards Lieutenant-Governors Community Volunteer Award Schulich Leader Scholarship Scholarships in Arts, Science & Education @ Nipissing University $750-$1500 $1000 -50,000 5 x $5000 $300 - $1500 $1000 $5000 $150-$500 Non-monetary 2x $15000 x 4 yrs. $500-2000 High school graduate, of Hindu origin entering college university or; academics, community, public speaking. Available to gr.12 students and Burger King employees. Canadian women in engineering in an accredited program in Canada and who are pursuing careers in the mining industry. A number of bursaries to assist you to meet your financial obligations; limited to the bursary offered. Minimum 350 hours of humanitarian causes; financial need. Excellence in academics, athletics & his/her involvement in helping those who need assistance or support in the Black community. Native ancestry, financial need; living in Toronto. Demonstrated exemplary community involvement, graduating this year. Nominated by school. For all graduating high school and CEGEP students in Canada and Israel planning to study STEM subjects. Several awards and bursaries available 1st year students; 75% average; community volunteerism. http://www.vedicculturalcentre.com/scholarshi p.htm http://www.bkmclamorefoundation.org/Home http://www.cemf.ca/CEMFUg.html http://www.centennialcollege.ca/development /scholarships www.futureaces.org www.bbpa.org http://www.mbdc.ca/lee_awards.html www.Lt.gov.on.ca www.schulichleaders.com Nipissing University Scholarships

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Student Loans, Awards and Grants
Name of Scholarship
Value of Scholarship Up to $5000 $26,000 over 4 yrs. $500 $10,000 for 5 yrs. Up to $20,000 Check website

Criteria

Website

January
Top 20 under Twenty University of Guelph Chancellors and Presidents Scholarships University Settlement Award Vari Scholarship Bursary, U of T (Victoria College) Victoria College, University of Toronto York U (Entrance, President's, Chancellor Scholarship) 42 Division CCLC Bobby Orr Entrance Scholarship, York U. Carleton University Childrens Aid Foundation Scholarship Kinsmen and Kinettes Bursary (Hal Rogers Endowment Fund) CHFT Diversity Scholarship RBC Royal Bank Scholarship Awards Fuji Film Scholarship Global Citizen Awards Harry W. Arthurs Entrance Scholarship (York Un.) Huron University College at Western (Hellmuth Scholarship) Huron University College (Frank Holmes Athletic Scholarship) Jane Klausman Business Award Zonta International Foundation Lakehead University McMaster University Scholars and Merit Optimist International Scholarships RBC Royal Bank Scholarship RBC Royal Bank Scholarships Robert E. Oliver Scholarship Rotary Club of Toronto Terry Fox Humanitarian Award The National Scholarship Program -University of Western Toyota Earth Day Scholarship Trent University Scholarships University of Alberta Leadership Awards Competition University of Ottawa Scholarships & Awards Schulich Leader Scholarships University of Waterloo Awards University of Waterloo Entrance & President Scholarships Weston Youth Innovation Award York University Entrance Awards & Scholarships York U Entrance Scholarship Demonstrate innovation, leadership and achievement. Minimum 90% average; leadership in school and community; innovation; application form; references; 1 nomination per school. Connection to the University Settlement, financial need, essay. An admission award; excellence in academics, plans to pursue teaching. Leadership qualities (in extracurricular or community activities; have excelled in the arts or athletics; financial need. Varies by award. Also, shows program scholarships (i.e. Fine Arts, Science, Engineering, & Business). www.top20under20.ca Chancellors and Presidents Scholarships http://universitysettlement.ca/m&a.html http://www.vic.utoronto.ca/Future_Students/a wards/Vari_Scholarship_Bursary.htm http://www.vic.utoronto.ca http://futurestudents.yorku.ca

February
$500 $2100 $4500-7500 $2500 - $5000 $1000 $5000 $10000 4 x $2500 8 day tour $24,000 over 4 yrs. Nine at $30,000 $2,500 $4,000/year See website See website $20,000 $2500 $1,000 per yr. $10,000 $1500 $500-$2000 $7,000 for 4 yrs. $2000 $24,000 20 x $5000 See website up to $20,000 See website $15,000 for 4 yrs. See website $1000-2000 NA $500-5000 $2,000-12,000 Leadership and community service; essay. 85%; kinesiology/health sciences; high academic standing, extracurricular involvement. 90% average or higher and extracurricular activities. Offered to students who are or have been Crown Wards; financial need and the potential to succeed in their program of study. Plan to register as full-time students in post secondary institution; Demonstrate high ideals and qualities of citizenship. For graduating students entering postsecondary education; living in a CHFT member coop; demonstrated financial need. Student who plans to attend university or college. Separate awards for children of eligible RBC Employees. 70% average. Attending college or university; academics. One student per school. Submit a brief essay. Must be a child/grandchild of a York graduate, 90% av.; leadership and extra-curricular activities. 90%+; outstanding achievement in volunteer community service, athletics, arts, and/or student life. For students who play in Western's varsity leagues; 1 male and 1 female with an av. of approx. 80% coming from high school. Awarded annually to women pursuing undergraduate or master's degrees in business management. Multiple scholarships, bursaries and awards available. Average in the 90s, notable contributions in extra-curricular or community activities; essay. Optimist Clubs are dedicated to "Bringing Out the Best in Kids" & do their part through community service. Children of eligible RBC Employees; 100 awards. Attend university/college; community involvement; sports; volunteer Enrolled full-time in a Canadian college or university undergraduate advertising or marketing program. Sustained leadership, initiative, essay & involvement in the GTA. For students who overcame obstacles/ involvement in humanitarian service and participation in sport, fitness and community service. Only 4 nominees per school. 90% minimum average. All-around excellence, both in academic & extracurricular achievement. Academics extra-curricular activities, commitment to environment. Exceptional academic achievement & extra-curricular achievement. Exceptional leadership; community service and extracurricular involvement; 80%+ or higher in Grades 11 and 12. Ottawa distributes more than $30,000,000 in scholarships and bursaries for undergraduate students. For students enrolling in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics); show leadership, community work, financial need. The range and criteria of each scholarship vary. Studying mathematics; distinguished results in mathematics, computer science or technology; entrepreneurial experience. Have used science and/or technology to have a positive impact either in your own community or on a broader scale. Academic excellence; involved in sports, arts and community service; some required financial need. Min. 85%; financial need; contribution to school life or community. http://www.torontopolice.on.ca/ http://www.yorku.ca/health/kine/awards.html www.carleton.ca/awards http://www.cafdn.org/en/interiorpages/ApplyF orAScholarship.asp Phone: 416-923-0924 http://www.bursary.ca/ www.coophousing.com http://scholarships.rbc.com/Overview.aspx http://scholarships.fujifilmusa.com/ www.eftours.ca/globalcitizen http://www.yorku.ca/alumdev/awards/HarryAr thursEntScholarship.html http://www.huronuc.ca http://www.huronuc.on.ca http://www.zontatoronto.org http://financialaid.lakeheadu.ca/ http://sfas.mcmaster.ca/scholarshipinfo.html http://www.optimist.org/e/visitor/scholarships. cfm http://scholarships.rbc.com/Overview.aspx http://scholarships.rbc.com/Overview.aspx http://www.adstandards.com/en/standards/ro bertEOliverScholarship.aspx www.rotarytoronto.com www.terryfoxawards.ca http://www.registrar.uwo.ca/index.html www.earthday.ca/scholarship www.trentu.ca http://www.registrarsoffice.ualberta.ca/Schola rships-and-Awards.aspx http://www.registrar.uottawa.ca/default.aspx?t abid=2859 www.schulichleaders.com http://www.findoutmore.uwaterloo.ca http://ugradcalendar.uwaterloo.ca/page/Entra nce-Scholarships-and-Awards http://www.ontariosciencecentre.ca/innovatio naward/ http://futurestudents.yorku.ca/scholarships http://futurestudents.yorku.ca

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Student Loans, Awards and Grants
Name of Scholarship
Value of Scholarship Unspecified $250 $750 5 awards $500 each $1000 $1000 See website $4000 $7,500 $12,500 $1000 $250-1000 See website $2000 $1000 & $2500 $1000 $16,000 $12,000 x 4 yrs. $2500 $20,000 $1000 - $5000 $500-2500 $500 See Website $10000 See website $4000 $200 - $500 $1000 See Website See Website $500 $1000-1500 $500 - $2000 $3000 X 100 Several Music Scholarships $4000, 26,000 & $30,000 First Year Tuition See website College tuition

Criteria

Website

March
Association of Black Law Enforcers (A.B.L.E.) Camille Natale Peace and Social Justice Awards Canadian Association of Principals Leadership Awards Canadian Women in Municipal Government Scholarship CMA Canada Colonel Douglas H. Gunter Award, Canadian War Museum Dalhousie University Dr. Anderson Abbott Award, U of Toronto Engineers Canada Scholarships Epilepsy Scholarship Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center For Holocaust Studies Girl Guides of Canada Louise Russo (Working Against Violence Everyday) Maple Leafs Alumni Scholarship May Tree Foundation McMaster Engineering (Hatch Entrance Scholarship) Paul Harris Scholarship (Rotary Club of N. Scarborough) Paul Yuzyk Award for Multiculturalism Retail as a Career Scholarship Rotary Club of Toronto Royal Canadian Legion Bursary Royal Conservatory of Music Scholarships Ryersons Presidents Award Ryerson University- Awards, Bursaries & Scholarships Scadding Court Community Centre; Investing in Our Diversity Sears Canadian High School Design Competition Shad Valley Alumni Scholarships McMaster Engineering Spina Bifida Scholarships St. Francis Xavier University Stacey Levitt Women and Sport Memorial Scholarship The Leonard Foundation The Merit Award Bursary The Miller Thomson Foundation Scholarship The Nationals Musicfest Canada University of Ottawa (Bursary, Chancellor & President) Scarborough, University of Toronto Awards/Scholarships University of Windsor Awards W. Garfield Weston Awards Pursing law enforcement in college/ university; criminology, law or police foundation; essay; moral character and habits; academics. Extraordinary commitment and involvement in aboriginal rights, anti-poverty, anti-racism and other areas of social-justice advocacy. One student leader who has demonstrated outstanding leadership, academics, community involvement; in the top 20% of their class. Women enrolled in a Canadian secondary school; contributes to leadership teams or student councils; 1,000-word research paper. Min. 80% gr. 12 av.; 2+ business courses; leadership. Entering university in the fall, high academic achievement; Pursuing a history degree preferred. Based on marks, leadership, character, and financial need. Academic achievement, financial need and contribution to the black community; prefer students in medical program or health science. Must be accepted into or registered in the faculty of engineering; a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada. Under a doctors care for epilepsy. Demonstrated leadership in the areas of tolerance, justice, and human rights within their local and/or school community. Girl guide history and involvement. Awards for students who exemplify respect, responsibility and the role of leadership through initiatives that reduce violence. Essay, academic success, school and community involvement, leadership qualities, and financial need. 75% av. for university; 70% av. for college; live in Toronto on their own, without parents or parental substitutes in Canada; 18 yrs. + 94% av., entering engineering; leadership, extra-curricular & community experience, 2 reference letters. Scarborough student demonstrating consistent leadership in their communities e.g. academic, sports, and community service. Individuals across Canada who have made exceptional contributions to multiculturalism and integration of newcomers. Pursuing a retail, business or marketing-related program; must be working in retail at least on a part-time basis; 500 - 700 word essay. Sustained leadership, initiative & involvement in the GTA. Children or Grandchildren of War Veterans. Demonstrate financial need, musical promise and interest in serious study of their instrument. Applying to Ryerson. 90% or higher average. Essay required. The range and criteria of each scholarship vary. Involvement in the community; workspace experience; academics; essay; & financial need. Must submit a design project on a specific topic in one of the following areas: Industrial; Fashion; Architecture/Interior; Graphics. Entering McMasters Faculty of Engineering; Open to students who have previously attended Shad Valley; 88% av. required. Must have Spina Bifida and/or Hydrocephalus. Top 5% of graduating class; nomination letter; entrance awards. Female who demonstrates a keen interest in sports & healthy lifestyle; highly motivated, strives to be the best. Preference given to children of clergy, teacher, military & engineers Commitment to school work, extracurricular and community activities; application; 2 references (academic and extra-curricular). Min. grade average of 87% throughout high school; community service & positive contribution to school extracurricular activities. To help Canada's most outstanding young musicians achieve their musical goals. Participants audition at Musicfest Canada, Ottawa. Minimum 92% average; extracurricular activities and leadership; 800 word essay on a current event; financial need. Application to U of T at Scarborough; extracurricular activities; community work & letters of recommendations; financial aid. Outstanding academic achievement; extra-curricular activities. College applicants; 75% av.; community service; leadership. www.ablenet.ca http://www.osstfd12.com/Default.aspx?DN=1 ba67e4e-ee73-4181-a593-bed70deb4f56 http://cdnprincipals.org/cap-studentleadership-award/ Canadian Women in Municipal Government Scholarship http://www.cmaontario.org/ http://www.warmuseum.ca/education/progra ms/the-colonel-douglas-h-gunter-award/ www.dal.ca/scholarships Dr. Anderson Abbott Award www.engineerscanada.ca/e/co_cms.cfm http://epilepsyontario.org http://www.friendsofsimonwiesenthalcenter.co m/student_workshops.aspx#scholarship http://patrol.girlguides.ca/scholarships www.louiserussowave.ca Ofssa Scholarships www.maytree.com www.eng.mcmaster.ca/future www.northscarboroughrotary.org http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/multiculturalism/ paulyuzyk/index.asp Retail as a Career Scholarship www.rotarytoronto.com http://www.on.legion.ca http://rcmusic.ca/where-give/scholarships Ryerson Awards http://www.ryerson.ca/currentstudents/award s/universitywide/index.html http://www.scaddingcourt.org http://www.dx.org/ Shad Valley Alumni Scholarships Spina Bifida Scholarships http://www.stfx.ca/apply/scholarship/ http://www.studentawards.com/MyDashboard/Award-Details.aspx?id=6873 http://www.leonardfnd.org/ http://www.meritaward.ca/ http://www.millerthomson.com/en/home http://www.musicfest.ca/schedule_scholarshi ps_e.asp www.uOttawa.ca/loansandawards http://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/~registrar/financi al_aid/scholarship http://www.uwindsor.ca/awards/ http://www.garfieldwestonawards.ca/

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Student Loans, Awards and Grants
Name of Scholarship
Value of Scholarship 2 x $6000 1 female/male 5 x $1000 $2500 $500 NA $500 $3000 $1,000-20,000 $500 $1000-2500 Up to $2500 $2500 $1500 See website $1000 $1000 $1000-10,000 NA $10,000 Full tuition Two $1500 1st: $10,000; $2,000;$1,000 $50-150 $2000

Criteria

Website

April
Canadian Scholarship (Karthiha Guruparan & Bill Winsor) Trust Colonel Douglas H. Gunter History Awards Diabetes Hope Scholarship Ebenezer United Church Second Annual Music Scholarship Identify N Impact Awards Jack A. MacDonald Award of Merit-Ont. Public School Boards Justin Eves Scholarship Laurentian University Awards OFSAA Alumni Awards Ontario Hostelry Institute Ontario Minor Hockey Foundation - Wall Scott Bursary Ontario Parks Association Foundation (OPAF) OSSTF Family Bursary Petroleum Services Association of Canada Public Scholarship Retail Council of Canada Retired Teachers of Ontario Bursary Roger Neilson Alumni Award Rotary Club of Toronto; Toronto Argonauts Community Champion Ryerson Presidents National Entrance Scholarship Ryerson University Terence Grier Scholarship The Ade Adegbite Memorial Scholarship The Fountainhead Essay Contest Toronto Star Newspaper Awards Whipper Billy Watson Education Bursary 42 Division Toronto Police, CPLC/CCLC Youth Scholarship Agincourt Civitan Club AMAPCEO Camille Natale Peace and Social Justice Awards Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers Canadian Sanitation Supply Association Jean Lumb Foundation Kiwanis Club of Toronto Learning Matters Bursary Program Lincoln Alexander Award Mon Sheong Foundation Silver Jubilee awards Ontario Road Builders Association Attending post-secondary, but parents do not have post-secondary education; transcripts, essay, academics, social contributions. Entering preferably history program; submit an original work using text, visual art, Web design, or audio/video production. Do you have Type 1 or Type 2 Diabetes? Students will be selected based on musical skills, community service, and academic performance. Students who are making a difference in their communities. Sound academic record throughout school career, accompanied by outstanding community service and leadership. Students with learning disabilities applying to university or college. Marks, school/community involvement; financial need. Only students from certain associations may submit applications for consideration; application form; reference letters; essay. Attend college in culinary arts, tourism, resort/hospitality services. Must have been a registered player in the O.M.H.A. for a minimum of 3 years. Enrolled in a Canadian post-secondary institution. Must be pursuing post-secondary education in park work, related horticulture, conservation, etc. Applicant must be a child of a member of OSSTF; leadership in school and community; showing interest in social issues. Applicants must be entering post secondary institution; selection of recipients draw by chance lottery. Entering a retail or business related program at college or university; working in retail. Attending a full-time program at Durham College or UOIT; academic average, extra-curricular activities, financial need. Graduating students in all sports. Financial need to attend university; average; leadership; community service. 90% average in 6 grade 12U/M courses, leadership qualities; original thoughts and creative ability. 85%+ in 6 gr. 12U/M courses; exceptional aptitude; Canadian citizenship; pursuing post-secondary studies. Students who have overcome barriers and who continue to demonstrate resilience in coping with the challenges of epilepsy. Students worldwide enrolled in grades 11 or 12. Applicants must submit an original 800-1,600 word essay on one pre-selected topic. Recognizing achievements of high school newspaper contributors. Physical disability; academic study; school and/or community extracurricular activities; full-time student in an Ontario College. Canadian Scholarship (Karthiha Guruparan & Bill Winsor) Trust Fund http://www.warmuseum.ca/education/progra ms/the-colonel-douglas-h-gunter-award/ Diabetes Hope Scholarship www.ebenezeronline.ca http://www.toronto.ca/grants/ini/awards.htm Jack A. MacDonald Award http://justinevesfoundation.com/ http://www.laurentian.ca/ OFSAA Alumni Awards Ontario Hostelry Institute Wally Scott Bursary OPAF Bursaries & Scholarships Federation Family Bursary http://www.psac.ca/ Retail as a Career Scholarship Program Scholarship Program Toronto Maple Leafs Alumni Scholarship http://www.rotarytoronto.com/ Ryerson Presidents National Entrance Scholarship Terence Grier Scholarship http://www.epilepsytoronto.org/scholarship http://essaycontest.aynrandnovels.com/TheF ountainhead.aspx?theme=blue http://hsna.thestarcontests.com www.bloorviewschool.ca

May
$4000 $500 $300-$750 $250 $1500 or $6000 $2000 $1000 $1500 $1000-2500 3 awards of $5000 $500-2000 $2000 -$3000 Lives or attends school in the 42 Division area; committed to extracurricular activities and/or community service; 500 word essay Mentally or physically challenged; community involvement, marks. Essay on a career in public service; attending post-secondary. Commitment to and active involvement in aboriginal rights, antipoverty, anti-racism and other areas of social justice advocacy. Must be sponsored by a CFIG member store; academic achievements, awards, extracurricular activities. High academic standard; leadership; essay; studying medicine (1 award) and education (1 award). Academics, athletics, arts, community services; Chinese heritage. In post-secondary education. Max.24 yrs. old. Must live in Toronto. Able to demonstrate financial need; community involvement; academic excellence. Student attending post-secondary education in September; demonstrated leadership in eliminating racial discrimination. Based on academic standing, voluntary community involvement, leadership, sportsmanship and other traits/talents. Entering first year of a civil construction, technology engineering program at college/university; essay; reference letters. http://www.torontopolice.on.ca/ http://www.cifoc.org/fellows.php Essay Contest Camille Natale Awards www.cfig.ca www.cssa.com www.jeanlumbfoundation.ca www.torontokiwanis.ca http://www.cst.org/index.cfm?pagepath=&id= 15123 http://www.citizenship.gov.on.ca/english/citize nship/honours/lma.shtml Mon Sheong Foundation ORBA Scholarships

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Student Loans, Awards and Grants
Name of Scholarship
Value of Scholarship $1000 $1000 $1000 $500-1500 $1000 $2000-5000 See website

Criteria

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May
Oriole Scholarship OSSTF Federation Family Bursary Program The Maurice Izzard Memorial Award Spirit of Hospitality St. Johns United Church The BBPA Legacy Scholarships University of Toronto Innis College Adm. Awards Aboriginal Canadians Scholarship AIA and the Global Automotive Aftermarket Symposium Award Alliance of Jamaican Alumni Associations Award Aspiring Engineer Scholarship Awards of Excellence from Canadian Tamil Youth Brian Maxwell Memorial Scholarship Canadian Medical Hall of Fame/ London Life Scholarship Canadian Peace and Unity Foundation Canadian Printing Industries Scholarship Trust Fund Copnick/Hilliard Scholarship Fund -Canada Paraplegic DKE Freshman Scholarship University Toronto Duke of Edinburgh Award Eva Smith Bursary George Brown Entrance Awards Harmony Scholarship John Brooks Community Foundation & Scholarship Lexicon Award Norman Bethune College York U. Mon Sheong Foundation Silver Jubilee Awards Nelson Education Civic Leadership Scholarship Ontario Teachers Insurance Plan Academic Bursary (OTIP) PACE Bursary Awards Professional Engineers of Ont. Royal Canadian Golf Sheila Kirpalani Biology Scholarship United Steelworkers Secondary School Scholarship Wayne and Walter Gretzky Scholarship Must have a stated objective to make a positive contribution to Canadian Society. Must demonstrate need. Must be a child of a member of the OSSTF. Involvement/leadership in the community. Benefits a student with a physical disability who plans to pursue post-secondary education. Financial need; entering the food service hospitality industry. Contribution to school life, community service, & financial need. Black Canadians who enriched Canada with their contributions in the arts, the professions, science, business, technology & politics. A listing the colleges scholarships available along with information about other financial resources at Innis including Innis Grants. Oriole Scholarships http://www.osstf.on.ca/Default.aspx?DN=53b db9ff-c0c1-4dfd-be1d-636514f91932 http://www.bloorviewschool.ca/scholarships/i ndex.php http://www.spiritofhospitality.com/index.php www.stjohns-uc.com or 416-491-1224 BBPA National Scholarships http://www.utoronto.ca/innis/scholarships.htm

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$1500 $1000 $500 $500 See website $5000 1 male/female 4 x $1000 $500 $1250 $1000 Six $500 Bronze, Silver, Gold Awards $500 $500-$1000 $1000 NA $1000 $500 - $2000 3 x $5000 $1500 $2000 $500 $1000-5000 $500 21 @ $1000 $5000 All Aboriginal Canadian children of National Union of Public and General Employees members; post-secondary education; essay. Enrolled in automotive technical program in Canada; priority will be given to those pursuing a career in the automotive aftermarket. Must be African/Caribbean descent; nominated by school; at least a B average. 1 male/1 female. Academic performance, extracurricular activities & a short written essay outlining interest in Engineering profession. Awards based on academic achievement, athletic achievement & overall excellence. Character is reflective of honesty, integrity, compassion & an unwavering quest to accomplish the best he could. Studying medicine or health sciences at a Canadian university; +85% av.; 350 word essay; community service & awards. Winner will be based on an application form; transcript; reference letter; volunteer work; leadership initiative & sports achievement. Printing management or technical program (not art or design) for a minimum of 2 yrs.; 75%+ (college) or 80% (university). Must have a severe mobility impairment; shown outstanding initiative and scholarship achievement. Enrollment and attendance; 1st yr. male student; literacy, scholastic and athletic attainments; community service; 500 word essay. A self-directed development program for young Canadians age 14 to 25; Community Service, Skills, Physical Recreation. A record of volunteer service in the African Canadian community; financial need; going to post-secondary. A resident of Ont. for 12 consecutive months prior to starting college; entering college for the 1st time; financial need. Demonstrate record of promoting social harmony in the community. Helps students of African descent to achieve academic excellence and an awareness of their importance in society; 80% average. Entering first year of full time study; devoted time and energy to the improvement of life in their high school. Proceeding to university, academic standing, leadership, community involvement, sportsmanship. 2 nominations per school. Complete online application; 500-700 word essay dealing with civic leadership activities; 75% av.; graduating student; reference letter. Parent or Guardian must be insured through an individual or group policy of an insurance plan provided by OTIP; random draw. Awards are designed to assist members or their children. Academics; extracurricular activities; leadership; essay. Various golf-related criteria including 1st year studies in Landscape Architecture; Turf Grass Agronomy; excellence in golf, academics. Achieved 85% in gr. 12 biology, taking life sciences in university, community service participation and financial need. Sons/daughters of members of the United Steelworker of Canada; post-secondary studies; 1,000 word essay on pre-selected topic. Blind or living with vision loss; Canadian citizen; academic excellence, leadership; community service; financial need; essay. scholarship@nupge.ca or www.nupge.ca http://www.aiacanada.com/scholarships.cfm www.ajaacanada.com/graduates/index.html www.scarborough.peo.on.ca www.cantyd.org http://www.ofsaa.on.ca/programs/scholarship s http://www.cdnmedhall.org/student-programs http://cpuf.ca/ http://www.cpia-aci.ca/scholarship-trustfund/index_e.php http://www.neads.ca/en/norc/movingon/fundin g/funding_nat_07.php DKE.Freshman.Scholarship@gmail.com www.DKE.org www.dukeofed.org http://evasmithbursary.ca/ www.georgebrown.ca www.harmony.ca www.johnbrooksfoundation.org http://bethune.yorku.ca/awards/ www.monsheong.org http://www.nelson.com/scholarship/ http://www.otip.com/home.aspx?lang=en-us PACE Bursary www.scarborough.peo.on.ca Golf Canada http://www.torontofoundationforstudentsucce ss.ca http://www.usw.ca/workplace/education/schol arships?id=0010 http://www.cnib.ca/en/about/awards/Scholars hips/Pages/CNIB_Scholarships.aspx