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Campion College Entrance Scholarships

Campion College, Canada

Scholarship overview

Campion College, the Jesuit college federated with the University of Regina, offers more than 70 scholarships and bursaries to its own students, separate from University of Regina awards. Entrance awards are open to new, first-year, full-time students registering in the Fall semester and are paid in the Fall (some in two instalments across Fall and Winter).

Entrance awards fall into two groups: application-required scholarships, which ask for a personal statement and supporting materials, and automatically awarded scholarships, for which no application is needed because recipients are chosen from the early conditional admission average or other listed criteria.

Award Information

General eligibility: new, first-year, full-time student registering at Campion College in the Fall semester (unless an award states otherwise). Most awards combine academic performance (often the early conditional admission average) with one or more of financial need, extracurricular/volunteer involvement, Saskatchewan residency, program of study, or community affiliation. Selected named criteria include:

  • Campion College Refugee Bursary ($10,000): entering or continuing student who came to Canada as a refugee; minimum 70% average (65% if continuing); financial need considered; not eligible if already receiving WUSC or similar agency aid.
  • Don and Claire Kramer Foundation ($6,500): first-year student from rural Saskatchewan; minimum 80% early conditional average; 15 credit hours in Fall and Winter.
  • Wolfe Family General Achievement ($6,500): graduate of a Saskatchewan high school; minimum 90% admission average; community service and athletic involvement.
  • Edmund Campion Cura Personalis (up to 20 awards, $20,000 total): conditionally admitted, full-time student in Arts, La Cité, Media/Art/Performance, or Science; dedication to volunteerism or community service, with preference for the Jesuit model of service.
  • Harold J. Leibel Family Entrance ($1,000): minimum 80% early conditional average; Saskatchewan resident; 15 credit hours in Fall.
  • Knights of Columbus, Conseil Langevin ($250): highest Grade 12 French mark (minimum 75%) among applicants; enrolled in a French course in Fall; preference for French majors.
  • Campion College Centennial Indigenous Entrance and St. Kateri Tekakwitha Entrance Award ($1,000 each): self-declared Indigenous applicants, based on Grade 12 early conditional average.

The full list of more than 30 named entrance awards, each with its own criteria, is published on the official page.

  • Edmund Campion Cura Personalis: $20,000 total, split among up to 20 recipients
  • Anne Katherine McCreight Pre-Professional: $10,000
  • Campion College Refugee Bursary: $10,000
  • Don and Claire Kramer Foundation: $6,500
  • Wolfe Family General Achievement: $6,500
  • Jake and Mary Volk Memorial Entrance: $2,500
  • Wayne Paul Devlin Memorial: $2,000
  • Pedro Arrupe Human Justice Entrance: $2,000
  • Stuart Lefebvre Memorial Bursary: $1,500
  • Most named awards (Archbishop O'Neill Memorial, Arthur Braun Memorial, Dorothy Boyle Memorial, Campion Magis Arts/Media-Art-and-Performance/Science Scholarships, Pre-Professional Studies, Campion Knights Bursary, Harold J. Leibel Family Entrance, Regina Archdiocesan CWL, Saskatchewan Knights of Columbus Bursary, St. Kateri Tekakwitha, Campion College Centennial Indigenous Entrance, Prystai-MacLeod, Runge Family, Roy and Katherine Obrigewitsch Memorial, and others): $1,000
  • Dr. John M. and Regina Riffel Entrance Bursary: $750
  • Jesuit Fathers Entrance Bursary: $500
  • Miller High School Entrance: $500
  • Knights of Columbus, Conseil Langevin: $250

Entrance scholarship applications for Fall 2026 entry are due March 15, 2026.

  1. Review all entrance awards and note which ones to apply for.
  2. Check each award's criteria and prepare the required materials: a personal statement (maximum 500 words), financial information (expenses and funding sources), volunteer and extracurricular details, and any required letters or essays.
  3. Complete the online Entrance Scholarship Application, including all relevant sections and attachments; progress can be saved and returned to.
  4. Submit the application; an email acknowledging receipt should follow.
  5. For problems with the application, contact the Campion Registrar.

Official links

Documents you will need

  • Personal statement (required for most awards, maximum 500 words)
  • Financial need statement (for need-based awards)
  • Volunteer/extracurricular activity summary
  • Supporting letters (one to four, depending on the award, e.g. academic reference, volunteer/community service coordinator, athletic reference)
  • Verification of refugee status (Refugee Bursary only)
  • Official or school-certified Grade 12 transcript (for early conditional admission generally)

How selection works

Application-required awards are assessed on the stated mix of academic average, financial need, volunteerism/community service, and program or demographic criteria specific to each award. Automatically awarded scholarships require no application; recipients are selected directly from the early conditional admission average or other stated criterion (e.g. highest Grade 12 English or French mark, specific high school of origin).

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