Master Scholarship List Updated December 2014

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  Often students who have an average of 80% or higher in Grade 11 and have maintained this average in the first semester of Grade 12 are automatically considered for scholarships to the university or college that they make application to (if institution offers these types of awards). This process usually takes place in February/March. Some universities have separate applications for entrance scholarships. So read carefully and be aware of due dates.
  
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  Students should make an appointment with the School Counsellor to assist in planning and applying to universities or colleges.
  
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  Also visit http://krhsweb.wordpress.com/ for scholarship, bursary and award information.
  
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  Other helpful sites are as follows:
  
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  www.ScholarshipCanada.com
  
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  www.hrdc-drhc.gc.ca/JobFutures
  
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  www.studentawards.com
  
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  Also visit http://www.edu.pe.ca/threeoaks and www.edu.pe.ca/gray. These sites also post available awards, which may be missing from this booklet.
  
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  Scholarships and awards that students accept will only be announced at the graduation ceremonies once the students has provided a letter from the institution confirming the award. Please bring in a copy of your offers to the school counselor.
  
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  It is imperative that students check the Scholarship/Bursary board at school regularly.
  

KRHS Administered Scholarships and Bursaries
The recipients of the following awards, which range from $100 to $3000, are decided by the KRHS staff. All potential grads are given a form to complete, stating their involvement in school activities, community activities as well as financial need and educational plans.
Note: There are a number of awards for which no application is required. All graduating students will be considered for these awards. KRHS does not guarantee that these scholarships will be available each year nor that the amounts listed will be the same from year to year.
Remember: Dates are based on last year’s deadlines and change from year to year.

Eric (Jake) Murray Memorial Scholarship

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  value of $1500
  
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  must be attending NSAC (Dalhousie School of Agriculture)
  
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  demonstrate significant background and sincere interest in the agricultural industry
  
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  a list of eligible students will be passed on to Murray family for selection.
  

Noonan Petroleum Ltd. Scholarship

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  value of $1000
  
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  pursuing post-secondary education in a trades program
  
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  a list of eligible students will be passed on to Noonan Petroleum for selection.
  

Leonard E Keefe & Genevieve L Keefe Memorial Bursary

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  value of $1000
  
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  pursuing post-secondary studies
  
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  demonstrate leadership, good citizenship and community spirit through volunteer work
  

Duffy Construction Bursary

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  value of $1000
  
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  pursuing post-secondary education in business
  
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  contributed to school life in a positive, mature fashion
  
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  consideration is given to academic performance
  

RBC Award

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  value of $1000
  
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  pursuing post-secondary education in business
  
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  academic achievement and financial need are considered
  

Kinkora Regional High School Teacher’s Bursary

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  amount varies
  
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  pursuing post-secondary education
  
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  attitude and contributions toward school life will be strongly considered
  
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  candidates would be recognized by their peers and teachers for their positive interactions with the school and community.
  

The Honorable Madam Justice Michele M Murphy Prize

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  value of $500
  
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  interest in pursuing a career in law
  

Raymond Kelly Memorial Bursary

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  value of $500
  
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  shown perseverance and commitment to succeed in completing their high school education, contributed to their community and who has ambitions to further their education at a college or university
  

Summerside & Area Christian Council Award (Should be available 2015)

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  value of $500
  
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  the recipient must be active in his/her church, have a strong sense of community, care for his/her peers and promote harmony among K.R.H.S. students
  
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  available every second year to a K.R.H.S. student
  

Slemon Park Corporation Scholarship

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  value of $500
  
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  pursuing post secondary academic or technical study at Community College or University
  
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  Demonstrates excellent academic and leadership skills or strong proficiency in trades courses and the determination to succeed in achieving a post-secondary education.
  
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  Intention is to support students in the pursuit of a career in:
  

- Business

- Computer Science

- Engineering (or trades related to Machinery)

- Electrical

- Avionics

- Turbine Engine Repair

- Automotive

- Carpentry

- Welding
Kinkora and Area Fire Department Bursary

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  value of $300
  
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  parent/guardian who is a current or past member of the Kinkora Area Fire Department
  
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  volunteer work during the past year may be considered
  

Patricia Duffy Memorial Bursary

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  value of $300
  
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  pursuing post-secondary education
  
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  contributed greatly to the quality of school like with a positive, enthusiastic ad optimistic spirit.
  

Father Louis Murphy Memorial Trust Award

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  value of $250
  
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  pursuing post-secondary education
  
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  hard work, dedication to education and a positive attitude has enabled the student to achieve their academic goals while maintaining a balance between studies and social activities
  

Marilyn Smith Education Scholarship

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  value of $250
  
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  plans to further studies in the education field
  
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  exemplifies hard work, determination and dedication to the education of youth and adults
  

John Callbeck Memorial Award

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  value of $250
  
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  pursuing post-secondary studies in business
  

Aden & Gladys Mulligan Memorial Scholarship

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  amount varies
  
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  pursuing post-secondary studies
  
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  contributed in a positive mature manner while maintaining satisfactory grades
  

WATA Bursary

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  amount varies
  
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  pursuing a post-secondary education
  
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  dependant (or relative) of a teacher in the Western School Board
  

Borden-Carleton & Area Fire Department Bursary

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  value of $200
  
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  student who lives in the Borden-Carleton Fire District.
  
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  preference will be given to those who have a parent who is a current or past member of the Borden-Carleton Fire Department.
  

P.E.I. Mutual Education Trust Scholarship (Not available 2014)

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  value of $800
  
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  based on academic standing and financial need
  
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  available every second year to KRHS students
  
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  more info: http://www.peimutual.com/community/education.htm
  

Confederation Bridge Education Bursary nomination (K.R.H.S nominates one student)

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  value of $1000 (only 2 awards available to P.E.I. and Tantramar)
  
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  must have an acceptable academic performance record
  
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  must have played a role in their community
  
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  must be pursuing a post-secondary education and would benefit from financial assistance
  

UPEI Scholarships and Bursaries

* Applications and further information is available online at www.upei.ca/scholarships

UPEI has two types of scholarships available to students.

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   Scholarships for which an application is NOT required- application for admission must be received by UPEI by March 1^st in order to be considered for these scholarships.
   
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   Scholarships for which an application IS required. Some also require essays, references, transcripts etc.
   

Remember: Dates are based on last year’s deadlines and change from year to year.


Applications REQUIRED:

Audrey J. Tinney Nursing Scholarship- Deadline: March 1^st

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  value of $1000 (entrance)
  
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  500 or fewer word essay outlining academic and career goals, extra-curricular activities (work, family, volunteer work, sports), and additional information on how the scholarship would assist the applicant in achieving his/her goals.
  
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  This scholarship will be awarded to a full-time student (5 courses per semester) entering the Nursing Program at UPEI. The recipient must be a resident of PEI for a minimum of 5 years.
  

Avery Scholarship- Deadline: March 1^st

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  value of $1000 (entrance)
  
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  750-1000 word essay on a topic chosen by the board of the L. M. Montgomery Institute
  
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  each entry must be accompanied by a letter from the student declaring that he or she wrote the essay without assistance
  

Doris MacPherson Caseley Memorial Scholarship- Deadline: March 1^st

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  value of $2500 (entrance scholarship)
  
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  must be entering the Bachelor of Arts program at UPEI
  
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  minimum average of 75% and a good academic record
  
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  financial need is considered
  

Dorothy Corrigan Entrance Awards- Deadline March 1^st

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  value of $2500 (two available)
  
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  must be entering full-time (five courses per semester) at the University of Prince Edward Island for the first time
  
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  financial need
  

Dr. Julian Jaynes Memorial Entrance Scholarships in Psychology- Deadline: March 1^st

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  value of $1000 (5 non-renewable entrance scholarships)
  
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  must be entering the University of Prince Edward Island who intend to major in psychology
  
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  high academic standing in high school and demonstrate his/her intention to major in the study of psychology
  

Dr. Ninian LeBlanc Award- Deadline: March 1^st

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  value of $2200 (entrance scholarship)
  
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  first year Prince Edward Island high school graduate entering the University of Prince Edward Island
  
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  achieved high academic standing in high school
  
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  has not already received a renewable scholarship
  
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  financial need
  
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  may receive this award for four years provided they maintain the academic requirements established by the University (75% average first year, 80% in the following years)
  

Eugenie Ann Pineau Memorial Awards- Deadline: August 31^st

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  value of $500 each (two entrance bursaries)
  
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  granted to two student entering the Transition Program at the University of Prince Edward Island
  
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  based of suitability to the program
  
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  financial need
  

Evelyn M Cudmore Memorial Scholarship- Deadline: March 1^st

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  value of $700 (entrance scholarship)
  
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  to a full-time UPEI student enrolled in the Faculty of Science intending to pursue a major from the Department of Family and Nutritional Sciences, with special consideration for a student specializing in Child and Family Studies.
  
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  Eligible students should have demonstrated volunteer leadership and experience among the following areas: Red Cross or other water safety programs as an instructor, supervisor, or in a similar capacity; experience as a youth camp counsellor, leader, or swim instructor; or other notable volunteer activity in outdoor education.
  
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  consideration will be given to financial circumstances.
  
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  students on scholarships/bursaries of less than full tuition are eligible.
  
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  personal statement along with required application
  

Frederick M. Davison Award for Excellence- Deadline: March 1^st

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  value of $4000 (entrance scholarship)
  
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  achieved well academically, though not necessarily the highest aggregate in high school; and exhibits dedication and a desire to make a difference in the community
  

Garden Home Scholarship in Nursing- Deadline: March 1^st

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  value of $5000 (non-renewable entrance scholarship)
  
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  must be entering first year of UPEI School of Nursing
  
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  demonstrated leadership qualities and interest in gerontology
  

H. Wade MacLauchlan Raised Expectation Awards and Medal - Deadline: March 1^st

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  value of $1000 (five or more entrance scholarships)
  
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  awarded to a minimum of five (5) students graduating from a PEI public school who have demonstrated the greatest academic improvement from grade 10 to completion of grade 12 and are entering UPEI in the fall of their graduating year.
  

Harrsion McCain Scholarship- Deadline: March 1^st

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  value of $4000 (renewable over four years to a total of $16,000)
  
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  students who have graduated from a high school in Canada and plan on attending university
  
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  minimum average of 80% in senior year of high school
  
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  financial need
  
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  leadership qualities and a recognized initiative in funding ones own education
  

Hart-Gorrill Entrance Award- Deadline: April 30^th

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  value of $250 (entrance award)
  
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  entering UPEI from a P.E.I. high school and pursuing full time study in the Faculty of Arts
  
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  a student of good character, as demonstrated through extracurricular activity
  

The J. Elmer & Elise Hynes Aboriginal Student Achievement Award - Deadline: March 1

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  value of $1000
  
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  awarded to an Aboriginal student entering UPEI in full-time undergraduate studies
  
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  positively and actively involved in their community
  
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  high school academic record that reflects his/her perseverance to studies
  

Leaders of Tomorrow Scholarships- Deadline: March 1st

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  value of $2000 (13 non-renewable scholarships)
  
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  awarded to applicants coming directly from high school to UPEI who are taking full course load (five courses per semester)
  
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  minimum average of 80%
  
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  proven leadership ability, verified by a personal statement and the endorsement of two individuals from the school and the community who will be contacted for references
  

Mary C McInnis Entrance Scholarship in Nursing- Deadline: Mar 1st

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  value of $1500 (entrance scholarship)
  
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  P.E.I. high school student entering the Bachelor of Nursing program at UPEI
  
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  high academic standing and financial need
  

Michael S Kelly Memorial Scholarship- Deadline: March 1^st

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  full tuition scholarship over 4 years (renewable)
  
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  demonstrate leadership, community involvement, academic excellence and outstanding athletic ability and who is likely to make a similar contribution to the province
  

Orin Carver Scholarship- Deadline: May 30^th

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  value of up to $3000
  
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  see www.cfpei.ca for information
  
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  exhibit a level of excellence in leadership and athletics, arts fields of in community service or a combination thereof.
  
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  Overall average of 75% with no individual subject mark below 70%.
  

Wanda Wyatt Scholarships- Deadline: March 1^st

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  value of $5000 (three renewable scholarships over 4 years available, each totaling $20,000)
  
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  demonstrate the potential to contribute to the long-term development of the province
  
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  must also demonstrate an aptitude for or interest in the cultural or artistic dimension of life
  

Wilbert C McInnis Entrance Scholarship in Business- Deadline: Mar 1^st

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  value of $1500
  
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  P.E.I. high school student entering the School of Business at UPEI.
  
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  minimum average of 75%
  
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  contribution through volunteer work
  
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  financial need may be considered
  

Eligible upon application to UPEI by March 1^st - No Scholarship Application Required
Alberta McNab-Daley Estate Scholarship

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  full tuition (renewable)
  
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  academic achievement and community service
  

Clan MacPhail Entrance Award

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  value of $175 (non-renewable)
  
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  graduate of an Island high school
  

Claude and Dr. Bernice Bell Award

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  value of $1000 (renewable)
  
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  must be a full time student enrolled in the Music program
  
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  recipients of the award have exceptional musical ability and/or potential
  

Earl and Annie Duffy Scholarship

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  Awarded to a student graduating with the highest academic standing from Kinkora Regional High entering UPEI; selected automatically based on grades.
  

Eleanor Reesor Wheler Music Scholarship

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  value of $1000 (renewable)
  
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  Awarded to a first-year piano, string, or flute Major upon entrance into the Bachelor of Music program.
  
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  Recipients of the award demonstrate a high standard of performance and the potential for substantial growth in the Bachelor of Music program.
  
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  Renewal of the Award will be contingent upon maintenance of 75% in the first year and 80% in the second and third years based on a full course load.
  

Frances Dindial Memorial Entrance Scholarship

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  value of $525 (non-renewable)
  
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  awarded to a Music student entering full time studies, who graduated from an Island high school
  
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  performance in an audition conducted by faculty members of the Music Department
  
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  theory examination
  

Fred Bagnall Memorial Scholarship

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  full tuition (renewable)
  
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  academic achievement and community service
  

Gertrude Cotton Memorial Scholarship

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  full tuition (renewable)
  
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  Awarded to an incoming student with high academic standing, automatically selected based on grades.
  

Inspiring Excellence Awards

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  value of $1000 (non-renewable)
  
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  awarded to all students entering UPEI from high school who have a cumulative average of 85%, based on the five courses used for admission to UPEI
  

Letti M. Passmore Scholarship

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  value of $1500 (non-renewable)
  
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  academic standing
  

Marilyn Buist Entrance Scholarship in Nursing

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  full tuition (renewable)
  
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  entering first year nursing
  
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  based on grades
  

Mary O. Kinch Entrance Awards

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  varying amounts (value ranging from $1000 to $2500?) (non-renewable)
  
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  awarded to students entering the Music program
  

Mary O. Kinch Entrance Scholarships

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  max value of $1500 (renewable)
  
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  awarded to students entering the Music program
  

Music Alumni Entrance Scholarships

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  amounts vary
  
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  awarded to students entering the Music program (taking a minimum of 3 music courses)
  

Prince of Wales College Scholarship

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  $2000 (renewable)
  
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  Exemplifies PWC’s tradition of excellence
  

R. H. Webster Foundation Scholarship

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  full tuition (non-renewable)
  
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  academic achievement
  

UPEI Celebrating Student Achievement Awards

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  included Guaranteed Entrance Scholarships and Academic Excellence Awards (after 1 year there)
  
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  awarded based on grades- minimum of 80% average
  
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  considered automatically with application to UPEI
  

UPEI Faculty Association Scholarships

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  full tuition (renewable)
  
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  academic achievement
  

UPEI Woman’s Group Awards

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  value of $1500 (non-renewable)
  
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  awarded to two student entering UPEI from P.E.I. high schools
  

Holland College Awards

Information concerning these awards can be found by calling the Holland College Registrar’s Office at (902)-566-9517 or visiting www.hollandcollege.com

(go to future students and then to financial need to find the list of scholarships and bursaries).

It is important to note that:

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   Scholarships and bursaries can be internal or external. Decisions concerning internal scholarships are made by a selection committee at Holland College. Decisions concerning external scholarships are made outside of Holland College.
   
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   INTERNAL: Students must fill out a separate application form for each bursary and/or scholarship (internal) that they wish to apply for. Applications for Internal scholarships are returned to Holland College. Application forms for internal scholarships and bursaries are found at: http://www.hollandcollege.com/alumni-and-friends/student-awards/application-required-forms/
   

The same form is used for all of the internal scholarships and bursaries but a separate form must be filled in for EACH scholarship or bursary you wish to apply for. There is also an outline for a resume and additional information sheet on this website.

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   EXTERNAL: External scholarships and bursaries will likely have their own application forms and procedures (see the listed websites)
   

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   There may be more scholarships and bursaries that can be found on the Holland College website, which are not stated in this booklet. In particular, there may be scholarships students already enrolled in a program may apply for.
   

Remember: Dates are based on last year’s deadlines and change from year to year. Please also see the other document on the KRHS website entitled “Holland College Entrance Scholarships”. This is a 2014-15 document and may have some overlap with the following list.

4-H Scholarships (external)- Deadline: Varies Value: Varies Description: The Canadian 4-H website has a number of scholarship programs. The PEI 4-H also has scholarships listed. Visit www.pei4h.pe.ca/scholarship.html Contact Person: Canadian 4-H Council Telephone: (613) 234-4448 Fax: (613) 234-1112 Email: cforrest@4-h-canada.ca Website: http://www.4-h-canada.ca/core/en/scholarships

Alberta Arborists Annual Scholarship (external)- Deadline: July 30 Value: $1000 Description: Alberta Arborists is the leading tree service company in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and seeks to make educational opportunities available to those committed to studying. Any student who is entering university or college as a full-time student is eligible. Contact Person: Scholarship Coordinator Website: http://albertaarborists.com/scholarship Criteria: Minimum GPA of 3.0 enrolled/enrolling in an accredited college or university in Fall 2013 or Spring of 2014. Submit: 1. Application Form, 2. Small Writing Project, and 3. Copy of transcript Please see the website for application and guidelines.

Association of Universities and Colleges in Canada (external)- Deadline: see website Value: see website Description: The Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada administers more than 150 scholarship programs on behalf of the federal government, domestic and foreign agencies and private sector companies. Contact Person: Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada Telephone: 613.563.1236 Fax: 613.563.9745 Email: awards@aucc.ca Website: http://www.aucc.ca/

ATV Media Scholarship (internal)- Deadline: May 15 Value: $500 ($2500 or more available to give as scholarships) Applies to: Journalism, Graphic Design Criteria: Student must be accepted into the Journalism or Graphic Design program. Applicants must be members of a designated group as defined in the Canada Employment Equity Act. Preference is given to students who are members of a visible minority or aboriginal peoples who demonstrate an interest in television journalism and/or visual communications. The selection committee takes into account factors such as academic standing, experience, the quality of the autobiographical essay, community involvement, and financial need. Submission must include a completed application form and an autobiographical essay.

Bell Aliant Pioneer Volunteers (external) - Deadline: April 27 Value: $2000 Description: Provides an annual scholarship award to a person with vision loss, living in Nova Scotia or P.E.I., to assist with tuition costs while attending a post-secondary education. Contact Person: Wendy Constable Fax: 902-454-6570 Email: wendy.constable@cnib.ca Website: http://www.cnib.ca/en/ns-pei/awards/alliant-pioneer-award/Pages/default.aspx Criteria: The candidate must be aged 25 years or under, have a visual acuity of 20/70 or less with correction and be a Canadian Citizen residing in Nova Scotia or Prince Edward Island. Candidates must be graduating from Grade 12 during the application year (or be a high school graduate) and registered in a post-secondary educational program. The candidate should have a reasonable level of achievement and a genuine need for financial assistance. Candidates must submit: A.Completed Application Form. B.Two letters of reference: C.Letter of acceptance from post-secondary educational institution. D.Documentation providing information about candidate’s visual acuity. See website for more specifics.

Bottler Award (internal) - Deadline: May 15 Value: $500 Applies to: Environmental Applied Science Technology Criteria: Student must be accepted in the Environmental Applied Science Technology program. Student must demonstrate through previous academic performance and other aspects of the recruitment and selection process outstanding potential for successful participation in the environmental technology industry. Submission must include a completed application form and an autobiographical essay.

Cal Callahan Memorial Bursary: Pipeline Contractors Association of Canada (external) - Deadline: Oct. 31 Value: up to $6000 Description: Open to child or ward of a person working in the pipeline construction industry with a member organization. Contact Person: Executive Committee Telephone: 905.847.9383 Fax: 905. 847.782 Email: plcac@pipeline.ca Website: http://www.pipeline.ca/ Criteria: The applicant must be a child of a person whose principle income is derived from the pipeline industry, and whose employers are members of the Pipe Line Contractors Association of Canada. The applicant must provide evidence of enrolment in a fall or winter session during the current year.

Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation (external) - Deadline: unknown Value: varies Description: The Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation provides students with opportunities to pursue the post-secondary education they need to prepare themselves for the future. The foundation offers Canada Millennium bursaries, scholarships and awards to students beginning post-secondary training. Contact Person: Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation Telephone: 514.985.0026 Fax: 514.985.5987 Email: millennium.foundation@bm-ms.org Website: http://www.millenniumscholarships.ca/ (link not working when I tried)

Canadian Hospitality Foundation College Entrance Scholarship (internal) -Deadline: May 17 Value: up to $3000 Applies to: Culinary Arts, Golf Club Management, International Hospitality Management, Tourism and Travel Management Criteria: Applications are to be judged on the following criteria. Points assigned to each of the criteria (from a total of 100 points) are as follows: Work experience (20): based on quality and length of work experience with extra points for foodservice, hospitality, and culinary related experience and for increased levels of responsibility. Scholarship record (20): based on grade point average. Leadership and ability to get along with others (25): based on work experience, letters of reference and responses to application questions. Professional promise (25): based on work experience, letters of reference and responses to application questions. Discretionary points (10): given to the discretion of each judge and based amongst other things on quality of application (neatness, imagination and effort put into the presentation).

Chief Myles Burke Memorial Award (internal) -Deadline: Nov 1 Value: up to $1100 Applies to: Police Science (Cadet) Criteria: Given annually to a deserving student accepted into the Police Science (Cadet) program at the Holland College Atlantic Police Academy. The successful recipient will be an individual who demonstrates financial need and a solid work ethic. Volunteer experience will be considered an asset. Student must apply for the award and provide a completed application form and a completed financial information section. Applications will be reviewed and successful recipients selected by a selection committee chaired by the College Registrar.

Children of Deceased Veterans Education Assistance Act (external) -Deadline: unknown Value: unknown Description: For details about entitlement under the Act, contact Veterans Affairs Canada. Address: PO Box 7700 Charlottetown, PE C1A 8M9 Telephone: 902.566.8677 Email: information@vac-acc.gc.ca

Community Foundation of Prince Edward Island Lowell Phillips Scholastic Award (external) -Deadline: May 31 Value: $500 Criteria: Demonstrated need for financial assistance. A defined physical disability. Must be a resident of PEI living within the jurisdiction of the Western School Board and la Commission scolaire de langue francais. Must be accepted at a recognized post-secondary institution. Contact Person: Lowell Phillips Scholastic Award Telephone: 902.892.3440 Fax: 902.892.0880 Email: cfpei@pei.aibn.com Website: http://www.cfpei.ca/

Connolly Financial Group Lock Llewellyn Memorial Scholarship (external) - Deadline: May 15 Value: $500 (2 given) Criteria: Student must be accepted into a full time program at Holland College. Student must demonstrate leadership in academics and athletics. Submission must include a completed application form and an autobiographical essay. Website: it can be found under www.scholarshipscanada.com

Cooke Insurance Entrance Awards (internal) - Deadline: May 15 Value: $1000 (2 given) Description: Available to all students of Holland College who are residents of Prince Edward Island and are accepted into full-time programs. Applicants will be assessed on the basis of professional promise, leadership abilities and financial need. Two awards valued at $1,000 each will be given annually to students accepted into full-time programs at Holland College. Applications to include a biography & a summary of previous education and work experience.

David and Nancy Lopes Family Entrance Award (internal) - Deadline: May 15 Value: ~$500 Criteria: This award is in the form of a tuition credit available to a deserving student accepted into a full-time program at H. C. In the selection of the successful recipient, particular emphasis will be placed on the following (in order of importance): financial need, academic performance, community and/or volunteer service. Submission must include a completed application form, a completed financial information section, and an autobiographical essay.

David Harding Leadership Award (internal) - Deadline: May 15 Value: $500 Applies to: Culinary Arts, Pastry Arts Criteria: This award will be available to a first year student accepted into the Culinary Arts or Pastry Arts program. The successful recipient will have demonstrated in their application examples of their leadership qualities along with an outline of their volunteer activities and community involvement. Applicants who meet the criteria but who also have great financial need will be given priority consideration. Submission must include a completed application form, a completed financial information section, and an autobiographical essay.

Dr. Nigel Merchant Allied Health Bursary(external)- May 31 (application says this) Value: $200 Description: 351 Bethune, VG Site QEII Health Sciences Centre. Deadline: Applications must be received by the second Friday of September??? Contact Person: Department of Emergency Medicine Address: 1278 Tower Road Halifax, NS B3H 2Y9 Telephone: 902.494.6596 Fax: 902.494.1625 Email: emergency.medicine@dal.ca Website: http://emergency.medicine.dal.ca/NIgelMerchantBursary.cfm

East Coast Security Services Inc. Entrance Bursary (internal) - Deadline: May 1 Value: $500 Applies to: Law and Security Description: An annual $500 award established in March, 2012 as a way to celebrate East Coast Security Services Inc. 10th year in business. Criteria: Any student entering their first year of the Law and Security program at Holland College is eligible to apply. The applicant must demonstrate financial need.

East Prince Youth Development Centre Youth Bursary Award (external) -Deadline: March 31 Value: unknown Contact Person: East Prince Youth Development Centre Telephone: 902.436.2815 Fax: 902.436.2311 Email: epydc@epydc.org Website: http://www.epydc.org/ Criteria: Between the ages of 15 and 30 years old. Member of the East Prince Youth Development Centre. Furthering their education and career goals by attending (or enrolling) in a college or university on a part time or full time basis in. Two letters of reference from individuals who can comment on the applicant’s commitment to education and learning. Must write an explanation of how the bursary will help the applicant meet their educational/career goals.

Eleanor and Jack Howatt Family Entrance Award (internal) - Deadline: May 15 Value: $600 Applies to: Carpentry, Plumbing, Electromechanical Criteria: Any student entering their first year of the Carpentry, Plumbing, or Electromechanical program is eligible to apply. Preference will be given to students whose families are involved in farming, and financial need will be a consideration.

Fine & Associates Professional Corporation Annual Scholarship (external) - Deadline: July 30 Value: $1000 Description: Fine & Associates Professional Corporation Family & Divorce Lawyers awards merit-based scholarships for students pursuing higher education with an emphasis in social and applied sciences. Any student who is entering university as a full-time student is eligible. Contact Person: Scholarship Coordinator Telephone: 1 (416) 365-1391 Website: http://www.torontodivorcelaw.com/scholarship-for-canadian-students Criteria: Eligibility: Canadian citizens or permanent residents with a minimum GPA of 4.0 enrolled in an accredited university in Fall 2013 or Spring 2014. Application: 1. Application Form, 2. Small Writing Project, 3. Copy of transcript, 4. Proof of Canadian Residence. Please see the website for application form and complete details.

Foundation for the Advancement of Aboriginal Youth (external) - Deadline: Sept. 2 Value: see website Description: Operated by CCAB, the Foundation for the Advancement of Aboriginal Youth is the scholarship and bursary program dedicated to developing the next generation of Aboriginal leaders. By encouraging Aboriginal youth to stay in school, FAAY bridges the gap between the reality which youth confront in their communities and the opportunities available to those with higher education. Contact Person: FAAY Telephone: 415.961.8663 Email: info@ccab.com Website: http://courses.bfwpub.com/

Foyston, Gordon & Payne Award (internal) - Deadline: May 15 Value: $2500 (two awards) Description: In December 2011, Foyston, Gordon & Payne Inc. established an entrance award at Holland College with special consideration given to those who are single parents. Criteria: Students must apply for this award. A financial information section must accompany the application. Applicants must be accepted into a full-time program at Holland College. Recipients will be selected on the basis of financial need. Applications will be reviewed by a selection committee appointed by the College Registrar.

Girl Guides of Canada Scholarships (external) - Deadline: n/a Value: various Criteria: Must be a registered member of Girl Guides of Canada Description: Girl Guides of Canada PEI Council (Ch’town: 902.894.4936) Contact Person: Girl Guides of Canada National Office Telephone: 416.487.5281 Fax: 416.487.5570 Email: info@girlguides.pe.ca Website: https://www.girlguides.ca/

Global Television Network Scholarship Awards (external) - Deadline: n/a Value: various Criteria: Aboriginal and Visible Minority Students Description: The Global Television Network Broadcaster of the Future Awards are a series of scholarship, internship and mentorship programs designed to encourage and aid talented and enthusiastic Canadians toward establishing or furthering a career in the Canadian broadcast industry. These annual awards reflect Global Television Network's commitment to the personal growth of Canada's future broadcasters. Website: http://www2.canada.com/aboutus/scholarships.html

Global Television Network Scholarship Awards (external) - Deadline: n/a Value: various Criteria: Canadian with a Physical Disability Website: http://www2.canada.com/aboutus/scholarships.html

Harrison McCain Aboriginal Bursaries (internal) - Deadline: Sept. 30 Value: $1250 (2 awards) Description: Funded by the Harrison McCain Foundation. Awarded to students of Aboriginal descent entering a full-time Holland College program and who demonstrate financial need. Criteria: Applicants must be Canadian citizens who have been accepted into a full-time program at Holland College. Financial need will be a primary consideration. Applicants are to be of Aboriginal descent (Aboriginal residents of First Nations status or non-status as recognized by the Federal Government, and must hold a valid Certificate of Indian status card). Students must apply for the award. Applications to include a completed application form including the financial information section. Applications will be reviewed by a selection committee appointed by the College Registrar.

Harrison McCain Bursaries (internal) - Deadline: May 15 Value: $1250 (10 awards) Description: Funded by the Harrison McCain Foundation. Awarded annually to students entering a full-time Holland College program and who demonstrate financial need. Criteria: Applicants must be Canadian citizens who have been accepted into a full-time program at Holland College. Financial need will be a primary consideration. Students must apply for the award. Applications to include a completed application form (including the financial information section).

Holland College Leadership and Community Involvement Awards (internal) -Deadline: May 15 Value: $1000 (10 awards) Criteria: 1. Applicants must be accepted to a full-time program at Holland College. In a biography, applicants must demonstrate that they are leaders in their school and/or community through athletics and extracurricular activities, community involvement and volunteer activities. 2. Recipients must exhibit a high aptitude in their chosen area of study. Submission must include a completed application form and an autobiographical essay.

Holland College Memorial Fund Bursary (internal) - Deadline: May 15 Value: $500 (3 awards) Criteria: Bursaries are awarded on the basis of financial need.

Holland College President's Award of Excellence (internal) - Deadline: May 15 Value: Full Tution (2-4 awards) Criteria: A Grade 12 average of at least 80 per cent. Students must submit an essay of no more than 500 words outlining their suitability for this award and two completed reference forms from school or community representatives attesting to the applicant's leadership in athletics, school, workplace, or community, or some combination thereof. (Link to reference form on website)

Immigration Lawyer Network Annual Scholarship for Canadian Students (external) - Deadline: July 30 Value: $1000 Description: Once a year, Immigration Lawyer Network awards merit-based scholarships for students pursuing higher education with an emphasis in social and applied sciences. Any student who is entering university or college as a full-time student is eligible. Contact Person: Scholarship Coordinator Website: http://immigrationlawyer.com/ Criteria: Canadian citizens or permanent residents with a minimum GPA of 3.0 enrolled or planning to enroll in an accredited college or university in Fall 2013 or Spring of 2014. Application: 1. Application Form, 2. Small Writing Project, and 3. Copy of transcript. http://immigrationlawyer.com/article/1000-immigration-lawyer-network-annual-scholarship-for-canadian-students/

Jamie Bone Memorial Award (internal) - Deadline: Sept. 30 Value: $500 Applies to: Commercial Diving Description: Applications to include a biography, a summary of previous education and an outline of experience relating to the criteria. Criteria: The award is available to students accepted in the Holland College Commercial Diving program. Applicants will be assessed on the basis of their overall academic performance, leadership ability, as well as financial need. Participation in athletics and involvement in the community will also be considered. Submission must include a completed application form, a completed financial information section, and an autobiographical essay.

Jillian Ruth Knockwood Memorial Award (internal) - Deadline: May 15 Value: $500 Applies to: Human Services Description: This award was established by Kim and Chris Knockwood in memory of their infant daughter Jillian Ruth, who passed away in July, 2011. Criteria: Any student entering their first year of the Human Services program at Holland College is eligible to apply. The successful recipient must be of strong academic standing and demonstrate financial need.

Jim & Gaylene Carragher Habitat for Humanity PEI Award (external) - Deadline: Aug. 15 Value: $1000 Description: Habitat for Humanity PEI is looking for a student attending UPEI or Holland College to join our Board of Directors for a minimum one-year term (September to August). Website: http://habitatpei.ca/ Criteria: The student will be required to attend monthly board meetings, engage youth in the work of Habitat for Humanity by making presentations to youth groups, organizing youth events, fundraisers, with the ultimate goal being to organize a youth build. Applicants are to submit examples of demonstrated leadership skills and volunteering experience.

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