Brock Scholars Awards

2026 Academic Year (Domestic students, including U.S.A. applicants):

• 95.0% and above: CA$7,000 (first-year amount), CA$500 annual renewal
• 90.0%-94.9%: CA$5,000 (first-year amount), CA$500 annual renewal
• 85.0%-89.9%: CA$3,000 (first-year amount), CA$500 annual renewal

2025 Academic Year (all students):

• 95.0% and above: CA$13,600 total (CA$3,400 per year)
• 90.0%-94.9%: CA$7,600 total (CA$1,900 per year)
• 85.0%-89.9%: CA$3,600 total (CA$900 per year)
• 80.0%-84.9%: CA$1,600 total (CA$400 per year)

International student amounts (other than U.S.A. applicants) are published separately on Brock's international students financial aid page.

No separate application or deadline applies; the award is assessed automatically from the admission application using the final admission average, and is applied to tuition fees before classes begin in September.

1. Apply for undergraduate admission to Brock University by the standard application deadline.
2. Submit final official transcripts; Brock calculates the final admission average once all required grades are received.
3. If eligible, the Brock Scholars Award is included automatically with the offer of admission; no separate scholarship application is needed.
4. The scholarship amount is applied directly against tuition fees before the start of Fall classes.

Official final secondary school transcripts (or equivalent), submitted as part of the admission application, are used to calculate the final admission average that determines award eligibility and value.

Selection is automatic and based solely on the final admission average calculated by Brock Admissions once all required final grades are submitted; no committee application or essay is required. Renewal after entry requires maintaining a minimum 80% average over successive 5.0-credit milestones (5.0, 10.0, 15.0 cumulative credits) while enrolled full-time (minimum 1.5 credits each in Fall and Winter terms). Students in a three-year (pass) degree are eligible for up to two renewals; students in an honours (four-year) degree are eligible for up to three renewals, within the first three or four years of the degree. Co-op students are also eligible, assessed on their best 5.0 academic degree credits excluding co-op work-term additive credits.