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Awards and Financial Assistance

Student Awards and Financial Aid office

Location: MacKimmie Library Block 124Â
Telephone: 403.210.7625
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The Student Awards and Financial Aid office provides scholarships, bursaries, awards and student loan information to entering and continuing undergraduate students, linking them with valuable financial resources for their post-secondary studies.
Students should review the cost of attending university from their very first term through to the completion of their program. Paying for a university education is ultimately the responsibility of the student. To access financial assistance, make the necessary applications well before the start of the academic year.Â Be aware of the application deadlines for grants, awards and government student loans. Although each studentâ€™s needs and resources differ, the University can provide a list of general fees and expenses. Refer to the â€œFees Scheduleâ€ section in this Calendar for details.

Awards for Undergraduate Students

General Information

Definitions and Requirements:

Scholarship: Offered in recognition of academic standing.Â To be considered for a scholarship, a student normally must present a minimum GPA of 3.20.

Prize: Offered in recognition of a specific accomplishment. Prizes may take the form of books, plaques, subscriptions or cash, but normally have a value not exceeding $300.

Bursary: Offered on the basis of clearly demonstrated financial need and satisfactory academic achievement. To be considered for a bursary, a student normally must present a minimum GPA of 2.60.

Competitive Award: Requires the submission of an on-line awards application.Â Academic standing and other criteria such as financial need, field of study, extra-curricular activities and contribution to community or campus life may be considered.Â Competitive awards require applicants to have completed a minimum of 24.00 units over the previous fall and winter terms.

Nominated Award: No application required.Â The faculty or department recommends the recipients.Â Nominated awards require students to have completed a minimum of 24.00 units over the previous fall and winter terms at the ²ÝÝ®ÎÛÊÓÆµµ¼º½.

Student Loan: A government student loan is issued with the understanding that the funds borrowed will be repaid upon completion of full-time studies.Â Both the Federal and Provincial governments provide student loan plans; refer toÂ â€œGovernment Student Aid Plansâ€Â in this section of the Calendar and alis.alberta.ca or canlearn.ca for details.

Award competitions

Award competitions for entering or continuing undergraduate students at the ²ÝÝ®ÎÛÊÓÆµµ¼º½ are listed below.

Admission Scholarships: