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Cape Breton University, Canada
Cape Breton University offers around $2.6 million a year in scholarships and bursaries to students entering the university, funded through donor contributions. Students entering directly from high school, or through articulation agreement partners, are automatically considered for a set of named entrance scholarships based on their academic grades, alongside a wider list of smaller donor-funded awards.
A limited number of major entrance scholarships are offered each year, led by the Chancellor's Scholarship and the President's Scholarship, through to a range of named awards worth $500 to $5,000 a year. No failures in Grade 11 are permitted, and the qualifying average is based on the five admission (AC/AD) courses required for the applicant's program, using final Grade 11 grades.
Beyond these, CBU lists numerous other named entrance scholarships and bursaries (for example the MacLeod-Matheson Bursaries, Drs. John & Jeanne Eyking Scholarships, Wanda Robson Scholarships, Judy Butler B.Ed. Entrance Scholarship, Irving Shipbuilding Scholarships & Bursaries, Harrison McCain Scholarship/Bursary and others), each donor-funded with its own criteria, awarded after a review of applicants.
Accepted students can apply for entrance scholarships until March 1.
A limited number of the major entrance scholarships are offered each year based on academic average; other named scholarships and bursaries are awarded after a review of applicants.
Partially funded
Partially funded
Partially funded
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