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Admission Scholarships

The King's University, Canada

Scholarship overview

New students to The King's University are automatically considered for Admission Scholarships when they apply for admission using their high school marks (or equivalent) as the basis of admission. No separate application is required.

Award levels are set by final Grade 12 average for Canadian high school applicants, by standardized test scores for U.S. and WAEC/NECO/SSCE applicants, and by prior academic results for home-school, AP/IB and Education after-degree applicants.

Award Information

  • Canadian high school applicants: Honours Scholarship (CAD 2,000) for an 80-89% final average; Academic Distinction Scholarship (CAD 3,000) for a 90-100% average.
  • Home-school applicants: eligible on the same terms as high school applicants, provided grades come from a standardized or provincial diploma exam.
  • AP/IB applicants: assessed on high school course marks, with the same scholarship tiers as high school applicants.
  • U.S. applicants: Honours Scholarship (CAD 1,000) for ACT 28+ or SAT (post-March 2016) 1270+; Excellence Scholarship (CAD 2,000) for ACT 31+ or SAT 1400+.
  • WAEC/NECO/SSCE applicants: Honours Scholarship (CAD 1,000) for five courses with B grades; Excellence Scholarship (CAD 2,000) for five courses with A grades.
  • Education after-degree applicants: Education Honours Scholarship (CAD 1,000) for a 3.50-3.79 GPA; Education Academic Distinction Scholarship (CAD 2,000) for a 3.80-4.00 GPA, based on the last two years of study.
  • Students must register in a minimum of 12 credits per term to receive disbursement.
  • Honours Scholarship: CAD 1,000-2,000 depending on applicant category
  • Academic Distinction / Excellence Scholarship: CAD 2,000-3,000 depending on applicant category
  • Education Honours Scholarship: CAD 1,000
  • Education Academic Distinction Scholarship: CAD 2,000
  1. Apply for admission to The King's University using high school (or equivalent) marks.
  2. No separate scholarship application is needed; eligibility is assessed automatically from the admission application.
  3. Award funds are applied to tuition and fees, disbursed 50% in the fall term and 50% in the winter term.

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How selection works

Awards are determined automatically from the grades or test scores submitted with the admission application; there is no separate selection or interview process. Students starting in the winter term receive half of the full award value, and award amounts cannot be applied to spring/summer sessions or carried forward.

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