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...

Entrance awards are based on community contributions and financial need, and are available to domestic high school applicants.Minimum RequirementsApplying for the Fall termCanadian citizen or permanent resident of CanadaGrades in the 80% range in courses required for their primary program or the minimum IB diploma score required for admissionHave a demonstrated financial needHow to ApplyBy submitting one complete application and supporting documentation, you will be considered for the following entrance awards:

The Society offers Indigenous Award programs for students pursuing post-secondary education in BC. They are available to students who identify as Indigenous – First Nations (Status or Non-Status), Métis or Inuit. All are renewable in order to provide sustained funding over multiple years.Indigenous Student Awards: $1000-$5000 (renewable annually) for students pursuing trades training, apprenticeship, diploma, certificates, degree or post-degree programs.Applications for 2025 Indigenous Student Awards are now open. The deadline to apply is 4:30PM (PST) on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.Detailed Eligibility Criteria:Apprenticeship/Trades Training/Certificates/DiplomasYou are First Nations (Status or Non-Status), Inuit or Métis;You are a resident of British Columbia, defined as...

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...

Are you a young woman aged 14 to 17, actively volunteering in your community or school?If you embrace challenges, see hope where others see despair, and believe in the impact of volunteerism, you could qualify for the Soroptimist Bonnie McLaren Award! This accolade honours young women making a positive difference in the world through their volunteer endeavours.Applications will be accepted between February 15 and March 31 of each year and the successful recipient will be notified by the end of April.To Apply for the Bonnie McLaren Award:Read information & eligibility criteria in the Award Info SheetDownload the Application Form and...

Students wishing to be considered for a scholarship must be currently enrolled in their final year of studies at a public secondary school in British Columbia and expected to graduate in June 2025. One winner will be chosen from each of the seven BCSSA provincial chapters (Fraser Valley, Kootenay-Boundary, Metro, Vancouver Island, Northern, Thompson-Okanagan and Indigenous). Each winner will be awarded a $1,500 scholarship. The deadline for applications is March 3, 2025 at 5:00PM.In selecting the recipients for this year’s awards, the scholarship committees will consider demonstrated distinctive leadership that has made significant impacts to the social, ethical and collaborative...

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...

The Abbotsford Community Foundation (ACF) Student Awards Program aims to increase access to post-secondary education by granting scholarships, bursaries, and other awards to students graduating from participating public and private secondary schools in the City of Abbotsford.ACF provides hundreds of awards each year that are funded by the income from student award endowment funds and support from annual student award donors. The Student Awards program is open for applications each year for the first three weeks of February. Recipients are chosen in April, and students receive notification at their respective convocation ceremonies in June.STEP 1 ELIGIBILITYBefore beginning the application process...

Aims / Goals: To encourage the research and writing of Okanagan history by secondary and post-secondary students.Eligibility: Students currently in Grades 9 to 12, or at any post-secondary institution.Prize: $1000.00 (one thousand dollars).Possible publication in Okanagan History, the annual publication of the Okanagan Historical Society.General Criteria The essay must:Depict history which occurred in the geographic area encompassed by the Okanagan, Shuswap and Similkameen Valleys.Be suitable for publication in the Okanagan Historical Society’s Annual Report (Okanagan History book).Be submitted by email.Be minimum length of 1500 words to a maximum of 2500.Include a separate cover page that shows the student’s information.Student’s Information:Student’s name and...

GeneralPCAHA awards a number of scholarships and bursaries each year to individuals who apply and who best combine the qualifications set out hereunder.Eligibility  To be eligible, an individual must be:currently registered as a player in the PCAHA U18 or U21 divisions, or currently registered as a referee or team official but eligible to be registered as a player in the PCAHA U18 or U21 divisions; andin grade 11 or 12, or finished high school.Utilization of Scholarships  Recipients in high school will have two years after graduation to utilize a scholarship. Those recipients finished high school will have two years to...

At the BCSTA, we are committed to helping students like you find success in their educational journey through the K-12 system. It is our hope that you can look back at your time in school and take pride in your success and accomplishments, you have done so much to reach this milestone.The BCSTA Student Citizenship Scholarship recognizes students for outstanding contributions that they have made to their school and community. Three $750 scholarships will be awarded to students who are continuing their educational journey in post-secondary or skills and careers training through a recognized institution.Your application should outline how you...

The BC Hydro Power Pioneers annual Community Service Awards recognize students who dedicate a significant amount of their time and energy to volunteering in their local communities. There are up to twenty $500 awards available to students in British Columbia.We’re looking for students who have made outstanding contributions in their local community for a considerable amount of time or have initiated, organized or contributed significantly to a one-time project.Priority will be given to students who volunteer in their local communities.We’re looking for students who are:Canadian citizens or permanent residents of BC attending a BC schoolGraduating from high school in June...