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University of Regina Automatic Entrance Scholarships

University of Regina, Canada

Scholarship overview

All undergraduate students who apply for admission to the University of Regina for the Fall term are automatically considered for a set of entrance scholarships based on their admission application; no separate scholarship application is required. A student can receive only one of these automatic awards.

The scholarships are tiered by admission average and applicant type, covering students entering directly from Saskatchewan or out-of-province high schools, international students entering on a study permit, Hill Levene School of Business applicants, Faculty of Education applicants, and students who are adult learners, returning students or post-secondary transfers.

Award Information

  • University of Regina Entrance Scholarship ($3,000): early admission average of 95%+, entering directly from high school, early admission by March 15, domestic student.
  • University of Regina Entrance Scholarship ($1,500): early admission average of 93-94.99%, same other criteria as above.
  • University of Regina Entrance Scholarship ($1,000): early admission average of 90-92.99%, same other criteria as above.
  • Out of Province Entrance Scholarship ($1,500): early admission average of 85-94.99%, completed high school outside Saskatchewan, early admission by March 15, domestic student.
  • International Entrance Scholarship ($3,000): admission average of 85%+, entering from a secondary school (or equivalent) or transferring from a post-secondary institution, entering on a Study Permit.
  • Hill Levene School of Business Excellence Program Entrance Scholarship ($1,000-$2,000): final admission average of 90-94.99% ($1,000) or 95%+ ($2,000), applying directly from a Canadian high school to the Bachelor of Business Administration by August 15, domestic student.
  • Faculty of Education Academic Entrance Scholarship ($500-$750): early admission average of 85-89.99% ($500) or 90%+ ($750), entering directly from high school by March 15, domestic student; excludes students admitted to NSITEP, SUNTEP and YNTEP.
  • Adult Learner Award ($2,000, 3 awards): domestic student admitted as an Adult Learner for the Fall term, registered in a minimum of 9 credit hours by August 1.
  • Returning Student Award ($2,000, 3 awards): domestic student re-admitted for Fall who has not attended in the preceding 12 months, registered in a minimum of 9 credit hours by August 1.
  • Transfer Student Award ($2,000, 3 awards): domestic transfer student with a minimum of 24 completed post-secondary credit hours and admission average of 60%+, registered in a minimum of 9 credit hours by August 1.
  • Transfer Student Scholarship ($3,000, 3 awards): domestic student admitted to an undergraduate degree for the first time on the basis of prior post-secondary coursework, admission average of 80%+, registered in a minimum of 9 credit hours by August 1.
  • University of Regina Entrance Scholarship: $1,000-$3,000 depending on admission average.
  • Out of Province Entrance Scholarship: $1,500.
  • International Entrance Scholarship: $3,000.
  • Hill Levene School of Business Excellence Program Entrance Scholarship: $1,000-$2,000.
  • Faculty of Education Academic Entrance Scholarship: $500-$750.
  • Adult Learner Award, Returning Student Award, Transfer Student Award: $2,000 each (3 awards per category).
  • Transfer Student Scholarship: $3,000 (3 awards).

Most high-school-entry scholarships require early admission by March 15. The Hill Levene Business scholarship requires admission by August 15. Adult Learner, Returning Student and Transfer awards require registration in at least 9 credit hours by August 1. The International Entrance Scholarship has no separate stated deadline beyond admission.

  1. Apply for undergraduate admission to the University of Regina for the Fall term (early admission by March 15 for most high-school-entry scholarships, or by the stated deadline for the relevant category).
  2. No separate scholarship application is required; eligibility is assessed automatically from the admission application and final grades.
  3. Register and remain registered in a minimum of 9 credit hours through the Fall term (by August 1 for Adult Learner, Returning Student and Transfer awards) to retain the scholarship.

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How selection works

Recipients are selected automatically based on admission average, applicant category (domestic, out-of-province, international, transfer, adult learner, returning student) and program of admission, as set out in the published criteria table. A student may receive only one of these automatic entrance awards.

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