Partially funded

Joyce Family Foundation Bursary at Laurier Milton Campus

Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada

Scholarship overview

The Joyce Family Foundation Bursary at Laurier's Milton campus is a renewable bursary funded by the Joyce Family Foundation, valued at a minimum of $5,000 CAD per academic year. It is exclusive to students beginning a full-time undergraduate program at Laurier Milton.

Recipients must commit to working with student support services and submit a brief yearly report on their involvement; Laurier provides information on on-campus support opportunities. The bursary can be combined with other entrance scholarships, bursaries and awards.

Award Information

  • Undergraduate student starting first-year studies at Laurier Milton in any program in fall 2027.
  • Registered as a full-time student (2.0 credits per term, or an approved reduced course load).
  • Graduated high school within the last three years.
  • Canadian citizen, permanent resident or protected person.
  • Can demonstrate financial need through a financial aid application (e.g. OSAP, Out-of-Province/Territorial Funding), complete as of early July 2027.
  • First preference given to applicants with a home address in the Halton Region, though all eligible applicants are considered.
  • To renew in upper years: remain full-time at Laurier Milton, maintain a cumulative GPA of 4.0 (C-), demonstrate continued financial need, and submit the required student-support-services report.
  • Minimum $5,000 CAD per academic year, renewable.
  • Application opens: Jan. 15, 2027.
  • Application deadline: May 4, 2027, 11:59 p.m. EDT.
  1. Log in to LORIS.
  2. Navigate to the "Student Awards and Financial Aid" tab.
  3. Click "Student Awards Applications" to access the Joyce Family Foundation Bursary application.
  4. Complete and submit the application; changes can be made up until the deadline.

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Documents you will need

  • A 500-word personal statement on personal circumstances reflecting resilience, determination and potential for success in postsecondary study.
  • A completed full-time financial aid application (e.g. OSAP, Out-of-Province/Territorial Funding) on file as of early July.

How selection works

Financial aid eligibility is confirmed in early fall following review of submitted applications. First preference is given to applicants from the Halton Region.

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