The UBC Centennial Scholars Entrance Award program assists students who are transitioning to UBC from secondary school or another post-secondary institution. The purpose of the program is to financially support academically qualified students who show an interest in joining and contributing to the UBC community, but who would not be able to attend without significant financial assistance. Through the program, new students can access a variety of one-time and renewable awards of up to $80,000.Are you eligible?To be considered for the Centennial Scholars Entrance Award :You must be a strong academic student and meet all UBC admissions requirements.You must demonstrate...

If you’re applying to CapU as a new student, you can also apply for the entrance awards.Scholarships, bursaries, and awards are financial assistance that you don't have to pay back.Our entrance awards are given to new students to recognize and support achievement in academics, sports, and the arts. Some awards also look at financial need, and many awards are given for your commitment to community involvement and leadership.2025-26 Entrance Awards datesThe online application opens on October 15, 2024The deadline to apply online is March 1, 2025The deadline to submit supporting documents is March 1, 2025Scholarships, bursaries & awards guideUse our...

BC students who have lived in Canada for at least seven years and have experienced adversity in their lives are eligible to apply. They may not have top grades through high school but must be capable of succeeding at the post-secondary level.EligibilityIn order to be eligible for a TCF Scholarship, applicants must:Be a current resident of BCHave lived in Canada for at least 7 yearsBe in Grade 12 or a recent secondary school graduateHave demonstrated financial needHave faced adversityPlan to be a full-time studentBe ineligible for the BC Tuition Waiver Program (for former youth in care)Use funding for a post-secondary...

Bright minds are more than grades, and our scholarship is more than money. We give people what they need for a brighter future.Our scholarship provides access to BC public universities, colleges and trade schools and enables promising Grade 12 BC students to achieve their dreams.Up to $44,000 per student /4-year undergraduate degreeUp to $22,000 per student /2-year college diploma/certificate or trade-school foundation programsStudent Success ProgramPeer Support GroupsAccess to MentorsSummer Paid Internship OpportunitiesEligibility RequirementsTo be considered for the 2025 program you must meet the basic eligibility requirements:ResidencyBe a Canadian citizen or permanent resident and reside in British Columbia.AptitudeCurrently be in Grade...

This scholarship was created in perpetuity to:Reduce financial and other barriers students face when accessing post-secondary educationFoster academic achievementEnsure successful transition to university learning and lifeBuild confidence and develop life skillsPosition students for career and leadership successBuild a life-long international community in partnership with the Uggla Family Scholars program at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and graduates of the Shitima School in Kabwe, ZambiaFoster networks for life through a dynamic alumni cohortEligibilityTen scholarships are awarded each year to students who face significant financial barriers to participation in post-secondary education. This may include students who identify as...

The Pathway to Teacher Education scholarship is awarded to 20 outstanding high school graduates who have demonstrated a commitment to and aptitude for a career in K–12 teaching.Students selected for this award receive a $5,000 scholarship voucher from the Ministry of Education and Child Care that they can use to be reimbursed for tuition paid after they are attending an approved teacher education program in the Faculty of Education at a B.C. post-secondary institution. To qualify, the program must lead to eligibility to apply for a B.C. teaching certificate and teach in the K–12 school system in this province.Students have...

The BC Excellence scholarship is awarded to 55 high school graduates who have demonstrated service and leadership, both at school and in their communities, and who show aptitude for and commitment to their chosen career or area of post-secondary study.Students selected for this award receive a $5,000 scholarship voucher from the Ministry of Education and Child Care that they can use to be reimbursed for tuition paid after they are attending a post-secondary institution that is designated by the Province of B.C. (i.e., approved for Canada Student Loans) or a program provider that is approved by SkilledTradesBC.Students have five years...

The Credit Union Foundation of BC was established by BC credit unions in 1958 to support our members in their journey through post-secondary education. In this co-operative spirit, credit unions have helped thousands of members pursue their dreams and in turn build stronger and more vibrant communities.The CUFBC has three application periods each year:Winter: January 1 – February 15Spring: May 1 – June 15Fall: September 1 – October 15Only online applications will be accepted.Our spring application period will be open from May 1 to June 15. A link to the award application form will be posted to this page on...

There is one common APPLICATION FORM for the following four bursaries: Martin Riedemann, BC Cattlemen's Association, Rob Starr Memorial Bursary, RBC Dominion Securities, Pinantan Pemberton and the Valene & Wayne Everett.Martin Riedemann Annual Bursary  Value: $1,500Application deadline: March 1st.This bursary was established in 1975 in honour of Martin Riedemann of Alkali Lake Ranch who passed away in a boating accident at the lake.  At the time of his passing, Martin Riedemann was Vice-President of the BC Cattlemen's Association.The purpose of this bursary is to assist worthy students from ranching families to further their education in any desired field of study.BC...

Two scholarship awards presented for student works relating to any aspect of British Columbia history. Winning submissions may be published in British Columbia History magazine or on the BCHF website. Winners are announced at the BCHF annual conference and through media channels.Deadline to apply = March 1Awards = Two awards, one for first or second-year students ($750),  and one for third or fourth-year students ($1,000)Eligibility = Submission of a work created by a current student during a course from a BC post-secondary institution. The work may be on any topic related to the history of British Columbia, and must be...

ELIGIBILITYAll entrants must be:A) A resident of British ColumbiaB) About to enter, or continue, a program of study at a post-secondary educational institution in CanadaC) Not a winner of a BCCHS Scholarship on a previous occasionAWARDSUp to three awards may be made. Each award will be for $500. The award must be used only for tuition fees and must be used within 12 months of being granted.Payment will be made either:A) Directly to the awardee on provision of a receipt from the institution, orB) To the awardee's account at the institution if:1) evidence of fees payment is provided, and2) it...

The Okanagan Short Story Contest awards the best new short stories by writers in the Southern Interior of British Columbia: east of Hope, west of the Alberta border, north of the US border and south of Williams Lake. Past winners have gone on to publish with Penguin Random House, Arsenal Pulp Press, and NeWest Press, as well as numerous magazines and journals nationally and internationally.FCCS is offering cash prizes to the top three stories—$1,000, $400 and $200. The top short story by a high-school student in the region receives $200 prize.  Co-sponsors are FCCS and the Central Okanagan Foundation.Submissions for...