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Queen's University, Canada
Queen's University automatically considers incoming first-year undergraduates for a set of grade-based entrance scholarships; no separate application is required, though the Financial Aid and Awards Profile covers other donor-funded awards. The main entries are the Principal's Scholarship and the Senator Frank Carrel Admission Scholarship, alongside a longer list of named automatic admission awards tied to academic excellence, financial need, first-generation status, Indigenous identity, or other specific criteria. A named donor award can replace a student's original automatic award when it carries an equal or higher value.
The 'awards average' used to assess eligibility is based on the courses required for the program applied to, calculated differently depending on the applicant's education system (Ontario, other Canadian provinces, CEGEP, U.S. curriculum, or other systems).
No application deadline applies since consideration is automatic; eligibility is assessed from the grades submitted with the regular admission application.
Ontario students are assessed on final Grade 12 marks where available, with mid-term Grade 12 marks included if available at the time of an admission offer, and Grade 11 courses used only if Grade 12 marks are unavailable. Students from other Canadian provinces and territories are assessed on Grade 12 marks (Grade 11 used only if unavailable). CEGEP, U.S.-curriculum and other-system students are assessed as described under eligibility. Students are considered automatically against these averages; no committee review or separate ranking process is described on the official page.
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