Partially funded

CUE Scholarships

Concordia University of Edmonton, Canada

Scholarship overview

CUE Scholarships are an annual competitive awards program funded by private donors and organizations, open to continuing and first-year undergraduate students who demonstrate scholastic achievement, volunteer or community service, leadership, and/or financial need. There are more than 50 individual named scholarships, grouped into three categories.

Applicants select one, two, or all three categories (Service/Leadership Awards, Program Specific Awards for Arts, Science, Management and Education, and Legacy Awards) and are automatically considered for every scholarship within the category or categories chosen.

Award Information

  • Full-time domestic or international undergraduate degree students
  • Registered full-time in both the Fall and Winter terms of the academic year
  • Open to continuing students and to first-year students (including those starting that Fall/Winter)
  • Students starting in Winter term are not eligible until the following academic year
  • Open Studies, part-time and graduate students are not eligible
  • Individual CUE Scholarships range in value from $350 to $3,000

Online applications open November 15 and are due by January 15. Referees must submit their electronic letter of reference by January 22 (some named scholarships require more than one reference).

  1. Complete the online application through Online Services for Students > Applications > Awards Application.
  2. Select one, two, or all three award categories to be considered for.
  3. Provide the name and email address of a referee, who will receive a system-generated link to submit comments electronically by the reference deadline.

Official links

Documents you will need

One reference letter is required per applicant, submitted electronically by the referee. Some named scholarships (e.g. the Constable Peter Schiemann Memorial Scholarship, the Wildeman Scholarship in Music) require additional or specific references.

How selection works

For most awards, the GPA from the Fall term is used to determine whether an applicant meets the GPA requirement; some awards also weigh financial need, leadership or community service.

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