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Posted: April 7, 2021
Eligible candidates are high school graduates who are sons, daugthers, grandsons or granddaughters of members (or deceased members) of Fr. B. M. Broderick Council 1219 (Chatham); and, who are planning to attend a post-secondary institution. Applications are due Friday, May 21st, 2021. Please mark Attn:Scholarship Committee on the envelope.
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Posted: April 7, 2021
Application is available at: Scholarship Program - Miramichi Chamber of Commerce
Purpose
To promote the importance of entrepreneurial thinking and recognize achievements in business-related studies. The ideal applicant would have a background in business studies, demonstrate an adaptation of business principles, and demonstrate problem solving, critical thinking, and leadership skills. This scholarship is awarded to a student, completing their graduation year of secondary education, and preparing to enter a post-secondary institution.
Eligibility:
Value:
$1000 will be awarded to one student in the Miramichi Region (MVHS, JMH, NSER, BHS and Carrefour Beausoleil).
Selection Criteria
Application Deadline—May 14, 2021
Applicants should ensure that they have read and understood the Miramichi Chamber of Commerce Criteria for Awarding Scholarships prior to completing the application form.
Posted: March 18, 2021
It appears that the four scholarships listed below can all be applied for using the same application; however, the criteria may differ for each one.
Scholarships - Big Brothers Big Sisters Miramichi (bbbsmiramichi.com)
One graduate from each of the following High Schools will receive the $2000 Big Brothers Big Sisters / Boys & Girls Club Scholarship.
Criteria for selection:
You are eligible to apply for this Scholarship if you are graduating from:
To be eligible for the scholarship you must:
To be considered for this scholarship you must provide:
Applications Close May 7, 2021
Eligibility: A 2021 graduate pursuing their first year of post-secondary education who has previously been involved in a Mentoring Match through Miramichi Big Brothers Big Sisters.
Criteria:
Applications Close May 7, 2021
Eligibility: A student pursuing their first year of post-secondary education who has previously been involved in Mentoring through Miramichi Big Brothers Big Sisters
Criteria:
This scholarship is to be awarded annually; the scholarship is non-renewable and only awarded within the first year of high school graduation upon written confirmation from post-secondary institution. This $2000. scholarship is paid directly to the College / University in the name of the student selected.
Applications Close May 7, 2021
Eligibility: A student pursuing their first year of post-secondary education who has previously been involved in Mentoring through Miramichi Big Brothers Big Sisters
Criteria:
This scholarship is to be awarded annually; the scholarship is non-renewable and only awarded within the first year of high school graduation upon written confirmation from post-secondary institution. This $2500 scholarship is paid directly to the College / University in the name of the student selected.
Applications Close May 7, 2021
Posted: March 18, 2021
Every year, Credit Counselling Services of Atlantic Canada offers a number of $1,000 scholarships to post-secondary students across Atlantic Canada. Having strong financial literacy skills is crucial to future financial freedom, and our scholarship aims to provide students with the tools to minimize their post-secondary debt and to use credit wisely. Our scholarship opens every January.
The 2021 scholarship is now open. Download the application form. The scholarship closes on April 30, 2021.
Credit Counselling Services of Atlantic Canada scholarships are open to residents of Atlantic Canada (regardless of age) who will be enrolled in an accredited post-secondary program in the upcoming academic year. Applications are accepted in both English and French. Scholarship recipients will be required to provide proof of acceptance and enrollment.
Since 2004, we have awarded more than $200,000 to students across Atlantic Canada. Congratulations to last year’s winners!
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Posted: March 11, 2021
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Posted: March 11, 2021
Joyce Family FOUNDATION Access Bursaries
Through the generosity of Ronald V. Joyce, the University of New Brunswick has established the Joyce Family FOUNDATION Access Bursaries. The Joyce Foundation is proud to annually fund high school entrance bursaries valued at $20,000 ($5,000 renewable per year for up to 4 years). This support will assist young Atlantic Canadians (preference to New Brunswick residents) achieve their academic goals.
Bursary Criteria:
- Preference given to residents of New Brunswick, and then Atlantic Canada.
- Must have graduated from a secondary high school within the last 12 months.
- Bursaries awarded based on financial need and personal circumstances.
- Students must be enrolled in a full-time undergraduate program of study at UNB.
- Recipient must commit to work with at least one mentor in an extracurricular activity throughout program.
- Bursaries awarded are to be applied against tuition and fees.
- Renewal is based on maintaining good academic standing (minimum assessment year GPA of 2.0).
Each high school is able to nominate one student. If you are interested, please give your name to Ms. O’Donnell by Friday, March 26th, 2021.
Posted: March 10, 2021
New Brunswick Public Colleges Entrance Scholarship
ELIGIBILITY - All Anglophone and Francophone New Brunswick high school graduate students accepted (or on a waiting list) in the current year at any campus of the New Brunswick Community College (NBCC), the Collège communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick (CCNB) or the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design are eligible. Please return this completed application form to Ms. O’Donnell no later than Thursday, May 27, 2021.
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Posted: March 10, 2021
GENERAL GUIDELINES
Bursary Program for Indigenous Youth
Dr. Tim Ogilvie AVC Vet Camp
I. Background:
The University of Prince Edward Island has taken steps to honour the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Report. After consultation with local Indigenous organizations, the Atlantic Veterinary College (AVC) explored options to support Indigenous youth to attend AVC Vet Camp. As a result, AVC will offer a limited number of bursaries to assist with the costs to attend camp
II. Bursary details:
There are three different levels of bursaries to give Indigenous students an opportunity to participate in AVC Vet Camp with expenses paid. The amount of each bursary is on an individual basis with geographic location a determining factor.
1. AVC Bursary for Indigenous Students – valued at $600 each
The Atlantic Veterinary College bursary includes two tuition-free seats for Indigenous youth from Atlantic Canada to attend AVC Vet Camp.
2. The Nestle Purina Bursary for Indigenous Students – valued from $600 to $5200
This bursary covers the costs for up to four (4) Indigenous youth from Atlantic Canada to attend AVC Vet Camp, including tuition fees, travel costs, accommodations, and meals for the camper and a parent/guardian.
3. NSERC PromoScience Bursary for Indigenous Students – valued from $600 to $5200
This bursary provides funding for up to nine (9) Indigenous youth from Atlantic Canada and Canada’s North to attend AVC Vet Camp. The bursary will include tuition fees, travel costs, accommodations, and meals for the camper and a parent/guardian.
III. Process:
1. Bursary applicants must submit their application by email or regular mail on or before the deadline of March 26, 2021. Late applicants will not be considered.
2. Bursary applicants will be ranked, based on the quality of the essay or video submission, strength of the letter of recommendation, and proof of membership in an Indigenous community.
3. The highest ranking applicants will be offered admission to Vet Camp and a bursary to attend. The amount of the bursary will be determined by the ranking of applications (high to low), with geographic location a determining factor. Bursaries will be awarded in the form of a cheque to be used to cover costs of tuition, travel, accommodations, and meals. Bursary recipients are responsible for travel arrangements and accommodation bookings.
4. Applicants will be notified of their bursary application status the week of April 19-23, 2021.
5. If unsuccessful for a bursary, the applicant will be included in the lottery draw for a non-bursary seat.
Please see attached document detailing how to apply. Applications for a bursary must be received no later than Friday, March 26, 2021 to:
BY MAIL:
AVC Indigenous Youth Bursary Program
AVC Dean’s Office, Atlantic Veterinary College
550 University Avenue, Charlottetown, PEI
C1A 4P3
Email:
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Posted: March 10, 2021
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Posted: March 10, 2021
Volunteer Miramichi Inc. is pleased to offer a Bursary to a high school student enrolled in a post-secondary program in the Fall of 2021.
This $500 bursary will reward a student who has made an outstanding contribution to the community, without any monetary reward. The recipient will be selected on the basis of volunteer experience and academic standing.
Eligibility
To qualify, student must:
The deadline to submit applications is May 7th, 2021. You can email your application along with ALL of the required documents to coordinator@miramichivolunteer.ca or mail to:
Volunteer Miramichi Inc.
Attn: Sarah Hunter – Volunteer Coordinator
267 King George Highway
Miramichi, N.B.
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