Scholarship Finder

Criteria: Character, Service, Leadership

Criteria: tudents chosen on the basis of nomination by high school principals and submission of a detailed application form. Students must be entering the first year of any undergraduate program at Queen's to qualify for a Chancellor's Scholarship.

Criteria: Outstanding community/business leadership, academic excellence and financial need. Two letters of reference and the nominees' most recent school transcript
Undergraduate entrance scholarships for students enrolling in the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) areas of study at 20 selected universities. All Canadian high schools may submit one Schulich Leader Nominee each.

Criteria: - an original and creative thinker - committed to school and community - a high achiever in academic and creative pursuits - enthusiastic about learning and intellectual exploration - a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or protected person - currently in your final year of Canadian secondary school or first- year CEGEP - intending to begin university the following academic year - a National Book Award nominee or self-identify as meeting the criteria above

Criteria: David MacPherson, a beloved basketball coach, instilled dedication, respect, discipline and hard work in his students. This award is funded by the admission fee to the annual David MacPherson Memorial Game between SJHS and STM.

Criteria: In honour of a member of the class of 1930, this award is given to a student who demonstrates leadership in music, student government, and academics.

Criteria: Dennis Knibb was a much-loved Principal of SJHS for 27 years. His contribution to SJHS has been enormous. Upon his retirement in 1992, a scholarship was established in his name. Upon his passing in 2016, the Dennis R. Knibb Scholarship Foundation was formed. The recipient of this scholarship shall demonstrate any or all of the attributes of scholarship, financial need, perseverance, personal improvement or outstanding contribution to SJHS and/or the community

Criteria: Diane Bormke was instrumental in starting the SJHS Alumni Association, the gradition of the Grand Reunions and the Alumni Newsletter. Diane's dedication to SJHS is reflected in this award in her honour.

Criteria: This scholarship is awarded to a graduating student who is pursuing further education in music at a college, university or school of music

Criteria: Dr. Harrison, Principal of SJHS from 1946 to 1964, was a supporter of young people. This bursary is given to a student who participates in school activities and who demonstrates academic excellence and good citizenship.

Criteria: This prize is awarded for outstanding performance in the French program at the Grade 12 level.

Criteria: This award is given in honour of Ethel Monteith, a loyal graduate of the class of 1930.

Criteria: This bursary is awarded annually to a student who has gained the respect of teachers through academic performance and leadership within the school.

Criteria: This prize, in memory of parents Gordon and Elizabeth (Pickett) Richards who valued education and served as school trustees in their community for many years, recognizes excellence in Geography or History

Criteria: This bursary has been offered for many years as part of the PTA Ottis Logue bursaries and scholarships. It honours the memory of one of the most compassionate and beloeved teachers at SJHS.

Criteria: In March of 1997, three Saint John High School graduates, Julie Bowe (1993), Cheryl Bowe(1994) and Mary Henderson (1994) died in a tragic accident. In their memory, their family and friends have established a bursary. The recipient must display dedication to their academics, have been actively involved with their school and are continuing their education at UNBSJ

Criteria: This bursary was established by the Taylor family for a talented student in the field of Fine Arts.

Criteria: In honour of two outstanding English Department heads, this prize is awarded to a student who has demonstrated excellence and passion for English.

Criteria: Established by Mustafia Nazararli in recognition of two of his former teachers who had a major impact on his education, this bursary is gven to the 6th ranking student in this class.

Criteria: For the past decade the MacMackin family has funded two scholarships for students showing academic promise and who have contributed to the life of the school.

Criteria: The Malcolm LIghtfoot Scholarship was established in 1995 to honour Malcolm who died in 1994. During his high school career he was an excellent soccer and rugby player. Soccer, however, remained his passion even after he graduated. This scholarship is for a student who is a good student active in sports, preferably soccer, and who exhibits the qualities of good sportsmanship and commitment

Criteria: From the time Mark arrived at SJHS in Grade 10 until he graduated in a wheelchair, he was always in good spirits and showed the rest of us what it really takes to overcome adversity. This award honours the memory of someone whose example we do not want to forget.

Criteria: Awarded to a high school graduate (rotating high schools) attending post-secondary education based on need, school involvement and marks indicating post-secondary success.

Criteria: Awarded for marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology.

Criteria: Established through the estate of Ottis Logue, this award honours a graduating student who continues the SJHS tradition of academic excellence and is awarded to the Valedictorian

Criteria: This bursaries were established through the estate of Mr. Ottis Logue, a 1933 graduate of SJHS. In 1967 a fundraiser was held to increase the funds available to support these bursaries.

Criteria: This scholarship was established through the estate of the late Mr. Ottis Logue for the student who is the highest

Criteria: In 1974, a Trust Fund was established by the family of Penny Palmer who was actively involved in athletics while a student at SJHS. To win this award, a student must have distinguished themselves in athletics by demonstrating outstanding ability, competitive spirit and good sportsmanship.

Criteria: In every graduating class there are young men and women who overcome unique challenges and who, like the legendary phoenix, rise from the ashes to fly. It is a profound pleasure to see these individuals succeed.

Criteria: Personal involvement in Armed Forces,or pursuing a career in the Armed Forces or has a family member that has served or is presently serving.

Criteria: These 2 prizes are being presented in memory of MR. Allan Whittaker to two students who have demonstrated a strong academic performance.

Criteria: This scholarship is awarded to a student who is pursuing post-seconary program that benefits animals.

Criteria: This bursary is awarded to a student who has an interest in Political Science or history and who lives in the Saint John Harbour Riding

Criteria: This scholarship was established through the estate of the late mr. Ottis Logue, a 1933 graduate of SJHS. This is one of several scholarships that are supported through the estate of Mr. Ottis Logue and through the Fredericton Community Foundation.

Criteria: Awarded to SJHS graduate in memory of graduates who participated in the two World Wars.

Criteria: This award commemorates Rob Wells, who was active in dramatic productions and had many friends at SJHS. This year's recipient demonstrates Rob's level of enthusiasm and involvement.

Criteria: This bursary is awarded to members of the SJHS Ski Team who have participated all 4 years and who have provided leadership to the program.

Criteria: Stan MacMillan was a beloved SJHS hockey coach. This award recognizes leadership, positive character, strong academics and good citizenship.

Criteria: This bursary is given to a student who has shown leadership in extracurricular activities, particularly as they relate to Student Government, and who has maintained a solid academic standing

Criteria: The David J. Lewis Music Award honours a devoted community volunteer who has enriched the lives of others. This award is presented to a graduate who shares their love of music in school and in community.

Criteria: This scholarship is awarded to the Valedictorian in memory of Eric Ryan, a graduate of SJHS in 1980.

Criteria: Silas was actively involved in both the arts and athletics during his time at SJHS. He was a multi-sport athlete, as well as a beloved stand-up comedian.

Criteria: The History Prize in Mr. Knibb's honour, is a tribute to both his favourite topic and favourite student of history, Winston Churchill. This award is selected by the Humanities Department and awarded to a student who demonstrates excellence and passion for history.

Criteria: Anyone who is between the ages of 14-25 who will be attending school in the Fall of 2022; This scholarship is provided by StudentScholarships.org. In order to apply for our scholarship follow these instructions: 1. Go to www.facebook.com/myscholarships and place a comment on any post you see answering the question: In 10 words or less, tell us why you deserve the $500 scholarship. 2. Before or After writing your Answer you will also need to "Like" our Facebook page. Note we will only read the answers provided from people that have "Liked" our page.

Criteria: For a student studying music at a recognized institution
To apply, students should submit a resume, their most recent transcript, and at least one letter of reference from a teacher or other professional who knows the student in a musical context. Students must also write a letter that outlines both their music and academic goals.

Criteria: Please visit website https://www.unb.ca/giving/impact/scholarships/primrose/index.html Students must be enrolled at UNBSJ for the fall of 2022. This scholarship recognizes academic achievement, community involvement and athletic leadership.
To apply for this scholarship, please email [email protected] Include: A cover letter requesting consideration; A resume emphasizing extracurricular activities; Your latest high school transcript; A 500-word essay on "How would this scholarship make a difference in your life?"

Criteria: The Arts Scholarships Program is designed to recognize and encourage New Brunswick students who have demonstrated exceptional artistic talent and potential, and who are pursuing a career in the arts. This program awards scholarships for full-time, part-time or short-term studies.
Website attached

Criteria: Student must have at least a 70% average, financial need, and will be attending a university or college full-time in the fall
www.assumption.ca This is an on-line application. Please visit, www.assumption.ca or call 506-870-9153 Ext. 5446
Attachments: 1965.pdf Foundation_-_Scholarships_-_winter_2020.pdf Lorraine-LeBlanc_-_criteria_and_form_(1).pdf

Criteria: Applicant must be a child of an employee or employed as a part-time employee of ABSDA (Kent's Beaver Lumber, Lockharts, or Home Hardware). The Scholarship and Bursary Committees consider academic standing, financial need, school and community involvement.
www.absda.ca/bursaries-scholarships
Attachments: Atlantic_Building_Supply_Dealers_Association_application.pdf

Criteria: This bursary is for high school graduates who are pursuing post-secondary studies in the fields of music/fine arts/visual arts. Criteria for the award include any or all of: Financial need, academic excellence, leadership qualities, and/or extracurricular/community involvement. SEE GUIDANCE for application form, to be completed in addition to a resume or activity summary.
See application form attached below and visit Guidance Dept.
Attachments: Barbara_and_Dong_Ring_Memorial_Bursary.pdf

Criteria: Eligible candidates must be entering their first-year in a agriculture, food science or culinary program. Eligibility based on demonstrated academic standards and leadership in the community.

Criteria: Parents must be members of Bayview Credit Union; considerations include academics,volunteer work,financial need,leadership & special circumstances.
Academic achievement, volunteer work, financial need- there is an updated application form in guidance
Attachments: R.M_Bayview_Credit_Union_2021.pdf

Criteria: A student planning to attend post-secondary school after high school; must be pursuing a degree in a communications-related field.
Contact [email protected]

Criteria: Awarded to three outstanding graduates of New Brunswick high schools who display high academic ability, have financial need, and contribute to their communities.
Essay (250+ words) giving the Selection Committee an indication of their leadership capabilities and interests to date, including (but not limited to) school and extra-curricular activities.

Criteria: This is a two-week-long experiential program in Belgium and France. Participants must be 15-17 years old with a 70% grade average at school and proven leadership skills.

Criteria: Awarded to young New Brunswickers with a physical or mental disability, who wish to advance their education beyond high school. Applications open in late January and are due by the end of March.
Attachments: Pioneer-Scholarship-Program-E.doc

Criteria: Must have applied to the University of Saskatchewan
By December 1, the online application for admission, application fee and all documents must be received by USask Admissions Office.

Criteria: Applicant must be between 17-25 years of age; a well-rounded individual with outstanding people skills; dedicated to the pursuit of excellence; a dedicated volunteer with a genuine desire to help others and to make a difference in their lives; must be an active volunteer within Horizon Health, having accumulated a minimum of 100 hours, with at least some at the Saint John Regional Hospital; must be pursuing a post-secondary education in a health care field; must have an average grade point level of 80% or 3.0; and must be from or currently residing in the Greater Saint John area.
Attachments: Brighton_Group_AwardsApplication.pdf

Criteria: All eligible high school seniors & Burger King employees; have a cumulative high school grade point average of 2.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale, or the equivalent; plan to enroll full-time, without interruption, for the entire 2022-23 academic year at an accredited two- or four-year college, university or vocational-technical school
A current transcript of grades must be uploaded with your application. Application must be submitted electronically. Scholarship America will email acknowledgment of receipt of all submitted applications.

Criteria: School may nominate in the top 20% of the class. They must submit a 250 word essay. Selection is based on achievement, leadership in school, and community activities, previous awards and recognition, and the essay.

Criteria: You must be either hard of hearing, deafened or oral deaf with the premise that all applicants use spoken language as their primary means of communication. You must be enrolled or planning to register for the fall semester in a full-time program. You will be judged on several criteria including academic achievement, determination to cope with hearing loss, demonstration of advocacy and community involvement.
Visit website for further information.

Criteria: Every year the CRWEF offers a $2,500.00 Scholarship to a deserving student who will be entering into a post secondary program in the right of way or related field (real estate, appraisers, negotiators, engineers, solicitors, surveyors, property managers, environmentalist, planners, project managers etc.)

Criteria: The applicant must have been accepted to a Canadian university program in a recognized Faculty of Education and/or Faculty of Law in the 2020/21 academic year. APPLICATION info all located in Guidance Center
Along with the application, a short essay and resume are required. "It is the applicant's responsibility to ensure that all documents are consolidated into a single PDF file and e-mailed to [email protected]

Criteria: An Atlantic Canadian student attending an Atlantic Canadian university in the areas of science, technology, engineering, entrepreneurship or math, will receive $10,000 per year for four years. The recipient will also receive a paid, 12-week internship working with a senior mentor from one of Emera's companies.
Visit the website. Fill out the application and attach the documents requested above (application form, resume, transcript, essay, reference letter and budget). Contact the Talent Acquisition Team at [email protected] with any questions related to the online application process.

Criteria: The CIBC Future Heroes Bursary Program will inspire and support the next generation in their ambition of having a career in healthcare. Eligible applicants must: Be entering into full-time studies in the first year of a first degree, be it a bachelor, diploma or certificate; Be enrolled in an eligible program; Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident; Have a minimum cumulative average of 70% (or equivalent) over the last 3 terms of available marks**.
Attachments: 2020_CIBC_Future_Heroes_Bursary_Guidelines.pdf

Criteria: Individuals actively pursuing an education and/or certification in records and information management residing within the Province of New Brunswick or members of the New Brunswick Chapter are eligible for a scholarship from the Fund.
• One-page essay stating your career goals and how it relates to records and information management; • Two (2) reference letters from instructors, business acquaintances, or employers. If applying for part time program or certification reimbursement, reference letters are not required
Attachments: claire_duclos_application_form_en.pdf

Criteria: Co-op Atlantic; see website

Criteria: Based on financial need and given to a UNBSJ student who is enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts degree program, and has declared a major in English

Criteria: Awarded to residents of Atlantic Canada who will be enrolled in an accredited post-secondary program in the up-coming academic year.

Criteria: APPLICANTS MUST BE A MEMBER, SON, DAUGHTER, SPOUSE, PARTNER, STEPSON, STEPDAUGHTER OR WARD OF AN ACTIVE, RETIRED OR DECEASED MEMBER AND ATTENDING OR ABOUT TO ENROLL IN ANY INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING.

Criteria: Four scholarships valued at $1000 each are available annually for full-time attendance at any Post-Secondary Institution: University or Community College
Eligibility: Union members in good standing with CUPE Local 2745; sons, daughters or legal wards of members in good standings of CUPE Local 2745; Consideration will be given to reflection paper, marks, financial need and aptitude
Attachments: Scholarship_Form_CUPE_2745_2018.docx

Criteria: Those eligible are: Union members in good standing with a CUPE local affiliated to CUPE NB, or ; sons, daughters or legal wards of members in good standing affiliated to CUPE NB. Basis of awards: Consideration will be given to the reflection paper, school grades, financial needs and aptitude.
Attachments: CUPE_bursary_(1).doc

Criteria: Applicants are asked to submit an essay (not less than 250 words) giving the Selection Committee an indication of their leadership capabilities to date including school and extra-curricular activities. Required in the essay is evidence of overcoming barriers or difficult situations. Financial need is an important consideration.

Criteria: The D&R Sobey Atlantic Scholarship is awarded on the basis of the following criteria: Current resident of one of the four Atlantic Provinces; Entering first year of the undergraduate Commerce program at the Smith School of Business at Queen's University; Academic excellence; Involvement in school or community activities; Proven leadership; Demonstrated financial need

Criteria: List of activities for grades 10-12 (such us leader activities, community services, club/society/athletic participation/employment/ awards and accomplishments. Three essays (max 750 words)

Criteria: The award recognizes talented youth who are committed to the serious study of music. Each year's winner receives a cash prize of $1,000.00 and is offered the opportunity to perform as a Special Guest at a Debut Atlantic concert.
(website not updated for 2022 as of Nov. 28, 2021) Download, print, and forward the completed application form with your application materials. It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that all application materials are complete. Incomplete applications will not be considered.

Criteria: Attending Kings College- Foundation Year program (first year). The Donald R. Sobey Family Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic excellence, proven leadership skills and involvement in school and/or community activities.

Criteria: 2 Bursaries @ $500 each -plan on attending a post-secondary institution in the fall of 2021 - Financial Need for Bursary - 2 Reference letters
SEE GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT FOR BURSARY APPLICATIONS or - SEE APPLICATION BELOW
Attachments: Father_Joseph_-_Knights_of_Columbus_Council_11201.pdf

Criteria: Pursuing a career in film industry/leadership skills/strong academics
Complete the attached application form and forward it to Cat LeBlanc at the NB Film Co-op at: [email protected] Further information about the programme can be obtained through email or by calling (506) 455-1632.
Attachments: Scholarship_SJ_19.docx

Criteria: The Florence Christie Memorial Bursary is awarded each year to a student who demonstrates the spirit of volunteerism. MINIMUM CRITERIA TO APPLY: Female Student out of high school at least one full year and enrolled as a full or part-time student. Resident of greater Saint John, New Brunswick. Provide a transcript of marks. High academic standing NOT a prerequisite. Volunteer experience is a major consideration in the selection process. Demonstrated financial need.
Application form on the website link below.

Criteria: A former Forest Hills School student for their all round achievement, volunteer work, and who will be entering their first year of any accredited post secondary institution,
Attended Forest Hills School in ASDS for a minimum of at least two consecutive years
Attachments: Forest_Hills_Home_and_School_Bursary_Application-2016.pdf

Criteria: Pursue post secondary studies in fine art or fine craft portfolio (5 paintings or drawings), short essay.

Criteria: Academic standing of 75% minimum/500 word Essay/2 letters of reference/Resident of the Kingston Peninsula

Criteria: A member of the Fundy Minor Football Association (player, official, coach,ect.), financial need, community service.
Attachments: Fundy_Minor_Football_Bursary_Form_2019_(1).pdf

Criteria: To be considered for one of three Future Health Research & Innovation Scholarships, Grade 12 students in the Maritime provinces must intend on continuing their education at a Maritime post-secondary institution (college or university) in a field that will enhance research and/or innovation in health care.
Application attached
Attachments: IWK_research_scholarship_application_2021_updated.pdf

Criteria: 750 word essay - "Why we should remember the veterans of WWII: the ongoing struggle against bigotry, discrimination and genocide."
Please see the attachment
Attachments: Garfield_Meltzer.pdf SKMBT_50114041511420.pdf

Criteria: Son or daughter of a member of Saint John Construction Assoc, an employee of a member, or a member of the staff of a member.
Email: [email protected] See application form attached.
Attachments: Saint_John_Construction_Association_Inc..pdf

https://www.studentscholarships.org/college_scholarship_applications.php

Criteria: Entering university, min 80% average, financial need, leadership qualities, and recognized initiative in funding your own education
Renewal criteria to be met each year https://www.unb.ca/academics/calendar/undergraduate/current/awards/search/h-harrison-mccain-bursary.html

Criteria: 80%, financial need, leadership qualities, etc.preference to First Nation students
see guidance for application form or print off below
Attachments: STU_Harrison_McCain.pdf

Criteria: Attending Kings College
Renewal criteria to be met each year

Criteria: Entering SFX University, min 80% average, financial need, leadership qualities, and recognized initiative in funding your own education
Renewal Criteria to be met each year

Criteria: Midterm average of 90% or better and Outstanding achievement in volunteer/community service, athletics, the arts, and/or student life
See website for updated info.
Attachments: HellmuthApplication2017.pdf

(Future Aces website not updated as of Oct. 16, 2020)
Attachments: Future_Aces_-_Scholarship_Questionnaire_-_2013.pdf

Criteria: The scholarship is awarded to an individual in good academic standing, has good citizenship, is involved in extra-curricular activities, demonstrates an interest in politics, has financial need and has been accepted to pursue post-secondary education.
PLEASE SEE CRITERIA BELOW (pdf file) PLEASE SEND APPLICATION PACKAGE, (including detailed letter) with enclosed documents to Mr. Whelton or Mr. Robertson of the SJHS GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT.
Attachments: Nancy_Clark_Teed.pdf

Criteria: financial need, strength of charater, over come diversity, desire to contribute to society
must be going to post secondary / early application required
Attachments: horatio.pdf

Criteria: Resident of New Brunswick or Nova Scotia enrolling in university in either province preparing for a career in business must be an exceptional student. SEE GUIDANCE FOR APPLICATIONS OR SEE LISTED FILE BELOW
SEE FILE BELOW SEE GUIDANCE FOR APPLICATION DETAILS
Attachments: MacMurray_Mackay_scholarship_extended.pdf

Criteria: essay info see below
Attachments: Int._National_Longshoremens_Bursary.doc

Criteria: Former/current IWK patient 75% grades or higher Goals for the future
Applications are attached or can be downloaded at https://iwkfoundation.org/scholarships, and submitted: SEE GUIDANCE FOR FURTHER DETAILS Via mail IWK Foundation Attention: Robbie and Jean Shaw Scholarship B220-5855 Spring Garden Road Halifax, NS B3H 4S2 Via fax 902-470-8000

Criteria: The J.D. Irving, Limited NB Leadership Scholarship at UNB is awarded to New Brunswick residents who are beginning an undergraduate degree program at UNB in Fredericton or Saint John. Preference will be given to those studying business, computer science, engineering or forestry. Selection is made on the basis of leadership ability, academic achievement and community/extra-curricular activities. Consideration may be given to financial need. A shortlist of candidates will be interviewed by representatives of UNB and J.D. Irving, Limited. The application deadline is March 1.

Criteria: reside in East Saint John planning on attending a post-secondary institution Consent to your photograph on bursary cheque presentation Financial Need
SEE APPLICATION DETAILS
Attachments: Jarvis_Bay_Memorial_Branch_No._53.pdf

Criteria: 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. APPLICATION DEADLINE: April 5th, 2019 Bursary Criteria: 1. Preference given to residents of New Brunswick, and then Atlantic Canada, who have graduated from a secondary high school in the province within last 12 months; 2. Bursaries will be awarded based on financial need and personal circumstances; 3. Students must be enrolled in a full-time (4 courses or 12 credit hours in each term) undergraduate program of study at UNB; 4. Renewal is based on maintaining good academic standing (minimum assessment year GPA of 2.0); 5. Recipient must commit to work with at least one mentor in an extracurricular activity throughout their program of study; 6. Bursaries awarded are to be applied against tuition and ancillary fees.
Attachments: JoyceFamilyFoundationAccessBursaryApplication_2019-2020.pdf

Criteria: Bursaries awarded to New Brunswick residents who have demonstrated financial need.
Renewable based on good academic standing, applicants must be enrolled in a full-time undergraduate degree and Mount Allison.

Criteria: Must have attended Prince Charles Elementary School for a minimum of 4 years.
Attachments: Prince_Charles.pdf Prince_Charles_back2019.pdf

Criteria: Any kidney patient.
Applications must be emailed to [email protected] See guidance for application form.

Criteria: Resides in the western part of the City of Saint John pursuing future studies at any post-secondary institution
Awarded on the basis of scholastic achievement, good character, financial need, participation in school activities and involvement in community services. Send application to Janet Hewey, Chairperson, Bursary Committee, Kiwanis Club of Lancaster, 19 Main Street West, Saint John E2M 3M9
Attachments: Lancaster_Kiwanis_Bursary_Application.pdf

Criteria: Applications available from guidance starting Feb 1st.
Open to students entering their 1st year University/College financial need is heavily considered
Attachments: KofCBursary_Application.pdf

Criteria: Must be attending post secondary school, must be a child or grandchild of a member of the Knights of Columbus, Council 6595 or the Ladies Auxiliary Council 6595
Revised form included or see guidance
Attachments: Ladies_Auxiliary_Council_6595.pdf

Criteria: Former Lakefield Elementary student attending any accredited Post-secondary Institution
Send the following by registered mail (see attachment for the mailing address): Completed, signed application form, completed essay, copy of acceptance letter from University/College, official transcript of marks (high school)
Attachments: Scholarship_Lakefield_Alumni.pdf

Criteria: 90% average

Criteria: Former student who is attending post secondary education. See Guidance for application information
Letters of interest and proof of acceptance to ps must be submitted to LH home and school at the following address: Lakewood Heights Home and School 56 Lensdale Crescent Saint John N.B. E2J 3P3. Include your return address and your phone number.
Attachments: Lakewood_Hts._bursary_letter1.doc

Criteria: Current resident of NB, NS or NFLD. Current Secondary Student (or has graduated within the past 12 months). Accepted and entering a Canadian College or University in the next academic year. Proof of acceptance to at least one Canadian College or University. This does not have to be from the College/University you plan to attend. If you are selected as the scholarship recipient, we will confirm where you will be attending at that time.
Student demonstrates leadership and strong committment to community. Further info on the website below.

Criteria: Variety of scholarships available on their website

Criteria: Open to students from the Grand Bay- Westfield, Martinon, up to Welsford and Browns Flats - 2 bursaries, one male and one female, $500 each.
See guidance for application

Criteria: Student attending of post secondary education, community involvement, financial need, current resident of Saint John SEE APPLICATION SITE BELOW
Value $1000 - $8000 SEE FILE/APPLICATION SITE BELOW or contact the SJ Boys and Girls Club

Criteria: Must be enrolled in a minimum 2 year program; essay component related to safety procedures.

Attachments: Loch_Lomond_School_Bursary.pdf

Criteria: Awarded annually to a deserving highschool student who will use said award toward the cost of furthering their education at an accredited college, university or other educational institution in Atlantic Canada. Applications in Guidance
See guidance for the application form

Criteria: The Louise Joanne Twerdy Leadership Bursary - affiliated with MADD Canada is offering a unique bursary for a Canadian citizen who has been severely injured or have had a parent/guardian or sibling injured or killed as a result of an impaired driving crash.
VISIT MADD CANADA BURSARY PROGRAM - YOUTH BURSARY FUND Aside from the major $8000.00 bursary, there will be additional $5000.00 awards dispersed.

Criteria: Good academic standing, community involvement, leadership, currently volunteering in their community and going to a post secondary institute. Preference given to student with leadership skills and who has been affected by impaired driving. SEE ADVERTISEMENT BELOW
Winner must have a social insurance number. 500 word essay sharing your passion and enthusiasm that has led to your choice of volunteer activities. Tell why you think you have the required leadership skills to be presented this award and if you have personal experience with impaired driving you can share that as well. Send application to:Please reply to : MADD Saint John & Area Chapter 1216 Sand Cove Road, Box 21 Unit B213 Saint John NB E2M 5V8
Attachments: MADD_Rick_McNulty_Award.pdf

Criteria: Must be enrolled in a Post Secondary institution for the fall of 2021. Complete a 500 word essay on raising awareness and/or educating others about Mental Health and Suicide Prevention. 2 Letters of Reference
SEE GUIDANCE FOR FURTHER DETAILS
Attachments: M._Murphy_Memorial_Scholarship.pdf

Criteria: 1) Awarded to a person that is or will be studying in the field of natural sciences with an interest in nature and the environment (awarded as a study scholarship)
Attachments: 2018-Mary-Majka-Scholarship-Fund-Application.pdf

Criteria: Registered potato growers/agricultural school or college
VIEW APPLICATION FILE BELOW
Attachments: maurice-daigle-june-30.pdf

Criteria: Employeed at McDonald's for at least 1yr.
See Guidance
Attachments: McDonalds_Scholarship_Application_Form_2013.pdf

Criteria: Visit website below for further details (essay of no more than 250 words describing your career goals, etc.)

Criteria: See website

Criteria: Tommy Douglas Scholarship, Terry Fox Memorial Scholarship, Scholarship for LGBTQ2 Students, Brian Fudge Memorial Scholarship, Scholarship for Indigenous Students. Parents must be a Member of one of the Union Affiliates
Application forms in the SJHS Guidance Centre

Criteria: Open to children or foster children of a NUPGE member; additional scholarships for Aboriginal/LGBTQ/Students of Color who plan to enter their first year of a Canadian public post-secondary education institution full-time and who are the children or foster children of a NUPGE member. See website for deadline confirmation
Awarded for the best 750 - 1,000 word essay; see website for further info

Criteria: Currently serving Sea Cadets entering an accredited post-secondary program with a maritime focus.

Criteria: • Bursaries are awarded based on financial need, with special consideration given to children and grandchildren of Veterans. • All documentation to be included • Ensure that the application is signed in the appropriate places • Incomplete applications will not be considered - no follow-up will be taken • Completed applications and necessary documentation must be mailed, faxed or emailed to NEW BRUNSWICK COMMAND THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION 490 DOUGLAS AVENUE SAINT JOHN, NB E2K 1E7 [email protected] FAX??"506-633-4836
Attachments: NB_Command_-_The_Royal_Canadian_Legion.doc

Criteria: NB Federation of Labour affiliates (see app)
Attachments: FORM_J-Harold-Stafford_ENG.pdf

Criteria: Son/Daughter of members and deceased members of local unions with the NB Fed. of Labour
Applications in Guidance
Attachments: James_A_Whitebone_Memorial.pdf

Criteria: Grade 12 student pursuing post secondary education. Must complete an essay of 1000 words or more OR a visual arts work with a 500 word essay interpreting the theme.
The objective of the award is to encourage greater public awareness and understanding of the value to workers and society.

Criteria: NB Ferderation of Labour member pursuing post secondary; bursaries serve to promote greater awareness and understanding of the value of unions; open to any person regardless of union membership pursuing post secondary education full-time or enrolled in high school at the grade 12 level
See guidance for application

Criteria: Son/daughter of member of NBFL; attending post secondary program compatible with the object of the award.
Essay - 500-1000 words, 2 letters of recommendation SEE APPLICATION BELOW OR SEE GUIDANCE
Attachments: Tim_Mccarthy_Environmental_application.pdf

Criteria: To apply for a Film PIX scholarship, please complete enclosed application form and forward to Cat Leblanc at the NB Co-op.
Visit [email protected] or contact 506-455-1632

Criteria: The bursary is open to Canadians and newcomers to Canada who have completed the requirements for high school graduation in New Brunswick and have been accepted into a post secondary program offered in the province.Complete application and 200-250 word essay. onbcanada.ca/NBProudAwards
onbcanada.ca/NBProudAwards; sample attached
Attachments: 2019-NBProudAward_online_blurb_ENGFRA-finalised.docx

Criteria: Completed App/Transcript/Extra-Curricular Activities SUBMIT APPLICATION TO SJHS GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT For entrance to NBCC or the NB College of Craft and Design
Must be attending the NB Community College or the NB College of Craft and Design.
Attachments: 2019-Important_Information_(1).pdf

Criteria: These scholarships are awarded to residents of NB who meet the entrance requirements of the school to which they are applying. Scholastic standing, community involvement and need will be considered. Also one WI scholarship for music
See Guidance for Applications

Criteria: Nelson's Indigenous Student Scholarships supports First Nation, Métis and Inuit student leaders in achieving their educational goals; awarded to a student who have demonstrated academic success, personal strength, and a commitment to preserving Indigenous languages and culture.

Criteria: Financial need, connected to New Commers Centre, going to post secondary institute, live in Saint John area, plan to stay in Saint John Contact Newcomers center to confirm deadline 642-4242.
An essay must be included with the application.https://sjnewcomers.ca/scholarship-award.html
Attachments: New_Commers_Scholarship_Application_Form-2018_ENG.docx

See website for further info.

Criteria: Candidates must be registered and scheduled to attend Oulton College for the upcoming academic year.
Attachments: Oulton_College_Scholarship_Application_Form.pdf

Criteria: Member of Portland United Church or Alumni of Centennial School. No marks below a 75%; extra curricular or community involvement.
250 word essay and form that can be found in guidance must be completed.

Criteria: Full time student entering the first year of any graduate program at Queen's University. Demonstrated financial need; academic achievement; involved in extra- curricular activities.
Students must apply by submitting a Queen's University Admission Bursary Application, available on the SOLUS Student Center. Awarded on the basis of demonstrated financial need, academic achievement, and extra-curricular activities to graduates of Ridgeway and Crystal Beach High School (Ridgeway, Ontario) or graduates from high schools in New Brunswick Anglophone South School District who are entering, for the first time, the first year of any undergraduate degree program at Queen's University.

Criteria: 10 scholarships in two categories: students majoring in disciplines related to the financial services industry & students majoring in disciplines unrelated to the financial services industry. Must require financial assistance to pursue your education.

Criteria: Applicants must be pursuing a post-secondary program in business, retail, or marketing-related field in 2019, and be currently working in the retail industry.

Criteria: Full student @ Queens University; Complete Application
Attachments: SKMBT_50115102809400.pdf

Criteria: Student must be attending school full time in the fall and can be enrolled in any level of their undergraduate degree program.Trades and Technical students must be attending a program that is at least 4 years in length.

Criteria: Financial Assistance, good academic standing;community involvement, possible leadership and dependability attributes and participation in groups with youth focus
SEE APPLICATION BELOW
Attachments: Rotary_Club_of_SJ_2021.pdf

Criteria: Financial need, son/daughter of member of worthy application.
Attachments: NB_Royal_Canadain_Legion.pdf

Criteria: Please review application criteria
SEE APPLICATION BELOW FOR DETAILS DEADLINE - July 9th
Attachments: Royal_Canadian_Legion_Lancaster_Branch_68_Bursary.pdf

Criteria: Special consideration given to children and grandchildren of Ladies Auxiliary Members.
Attachments: LABursary_Application_English_2013.doc

Criteria: Financial need, academic attainment, entrance scholarship. Contact Mr. Dennis Driscoll for info - 636-8916
Awarded to students to further their education in college or university.
Attachments: Royal_legion.pdf

Criteria: Contact Mr. Dennis Driscoll 636-8916

Criteria: Two $1,000.00 scholarships to deserving Grade 12 students who have been accepted at a post-secondary institution for study in fine arts. Attached information and application form.
(2021 scholarship application to be forwarded early Jan. 2021) To: Prospective Scholarship Recipients, The Saint John Art Club has a long and vital history in the port city. Established as a branch of the Women's Art Association of Canada in 1896, it invited both men and women into membership and is the oldest continuing art club in Canada. In pursuit of promoting art and education to our young people, we offer two $1,000.00 scholarships to Grade 12 students pursuing post-secondary education in an accredited Fine Art's program in Sept 2019. The scholarship is awarded through the application process and is judged specifically on painting and drawing. Your art will be assessed on originality, composition and quality. Further consideration will be given to your personal profile, teacher's recommendation and presentation. Professional artists will select the 2 candidates they believe best suits the objectives of the scholarship program. Good luck to you all. To be considered you must submit the following: o Application form o Artist profile o Art portfolio (works must be properly wrapped for protection) o Teacher recommendation Please drop off your application package to the Gallery, on the 2nd Floor of Brunswick Square no later than May 18, 2019. (Hours of operation 11-3, Monday to Saturday.) If you have any questions please contact David Meek at 672-8504 or Jeannine McCullum at 672-6621. Kindest regards, David Meek Chairman Scholarship Committee 506-647-8504 [email protected] Gallery Phone: 506-634-1377
Attachments: Application_cover_letter_2019.docx SJAC_Visual_Arts_Scholarships_Application_Form_2019.docx

Criteria: Post-secondary study in music related field. Principal selection criteria are financial need, academic and musical achievement, and participation in extracurricular and music-related activities.
Available to students graduating from Greater Saint John area high schools and post-secondary music students from Greater Saint John.
Attachments: Saint_John_Country_Music_Bursary_Application.pdf

Criteria: Must be a resident of Saint John and pursuing a degree at an accredited university in the field of Electrical Engineering or Business Administration
Provide a summary of school and volunteer activities, reference letters may be included and transcript must be provided. See guidance for application.

Criteria: see application
Attachments: SJ_Law_Society_Bursary.pdf Saint_John_Law_Society_application_form.docx

Criteria: Applicant must be between 17-25 years of age; a well-rounded individual with outstanding people skills; dedicated to the pursuit of excellence; a dedicated volunteer with a genuine desire to help others and make a difference in their lives; must be an active volunteer within Horizon Health, having accumulated a minimum of 75 hours, with at least some at the Saint John Regional Hospital; must be pursuing a post-secondary education in a health care field, must have an average grade point level of 80% or 3.0; and must be from or currently residing the Greater Saint John area.
Apply on line - for outstanding students and student volunteers (website may need to update the year)

Criteria: This year we are offering $1,000 and $500 scholarships to potential football players who will be attending some form of post secondary education and who are between the ages of 17 to and including 24 years of age . The player could attend UNB Saint John
Two letters, one from the high school and one from a football coach ,GPA, intentions for post secondary and plans on living in Saint John,position, awards, height, weight and a statement of goals and values from the player.

Criteria: See link attached.
Numerous scholarships for different universities/colleges

Criteria: Planning on attending a Post Secondary Program in the fall of 2021. demonstrated outstanding leadership qualities, and desire to create a better world, Scouting involvement over the years.
SEE WEBSITE BELOW FOR APPLICATION
Attachments: Scouts_Canada_Scholarship_2021.pdf

Criteria: see website

Criteria: por children of staff of St. Joe's Pursuing post secondary health career program; academic achievement; community involvement; financial need. Staff are emailed and they apply.

Criteria: planning on attending a post-secondary institution preference given to a resident of the Parish of St. Martins or area represented by the St. Martins and District Chamber of Commerce.
SEE APPLICATION FOR DETAILS
Attachments: Memorial_Bursary_Chamber_of_Commerce_updated.pdf

Criteria: A student graduating from High School in the current year and who will be furthering their studies at a post-secondary institution (University, Community College, etc.) living in St. Martin's.
Applications will be accepted from any graduating student who is a resident of the Parish of St. Martins or area represented by The St. Martins & District Chamber of Commerce. Preference is not given to any Chamber member or their family.
Attachments: St._Martins_District_Chamber_of_Commerce_Memorial_Scholarship_Application.doc

Criteria: Must be member of St. Pius Church
Contact the Church for additional Info 653-6830

Criteria: Member of St. Rose Parish; attending post secondary program;
Award based on contribution to Parish community; contact St. Rose 653-6850

Criteria: The bursary is available to graduating students who previously attended St.Martins School. 2. Students must be entering their first year of college or University
Attachments: St.Martins_home_and_school.docx

Criteria: This annual award encourages Canadian youth to embody the goal of a long life while maintaining an approach that is rooted in risk management and injury prevention.

Criteria: Sponsored by CIBC bank. Must be 16 yrs. or older. Create an account on the website provided and be in the running to win Canada's Luckiest Student.

Criteria: Financial need ,academic achievement ,extracurricular activities
Complete application below and/or contact Mr. Whelton or Mr. Robertson from the SJHS Guidance Department.
Attachments: Super_Steel_Band_Bursary_Application.doc

Criteria: Essay - see application below Applications available in Guidance
A 500 word essay must be completed with the application.
Attachments: Sweet_Caroline_Foundation_Scholarship.pdf

Criteria: For students making a difference in the community, opening doors for a more inclusive and sustainable future. Supports 4 years of university with up to 10,000 tuition , 7500 living expenses, and summer employment each of 4 years, up tp $70,000.

Criteria: To be considered for the Award, applicants must meet be: In good academic standing. Canadian citizens or landed immigrants. Students graduating from secondary (high) school Involved in voluntary humanitarian activities; Planning to or are already studying towards their first university degree or diploma at a Canadian post-secondary institution.

Criteria: Grade 12 students who plan on continuing their education at a Maritime post-secondary institution in a field that will enhance health research or innovation; write an essay demonstrating interest in health-related research and innovation and how it will improve the health and well-being of children, women and families in the Maritimes.
https://www.iwk.nshealth.ca/sites/default/files/IWK_research_scholarship_application_2022.pdf

Criteria: full time studies, financial need is clearly demonstrated
http://www.leonardfnd.org/

Criteria: ALL STUDENTS WHO ATTENDED CENTENNIAL SCHOOL FOR 3 OR MORE YEARS ARE ELIGIBLE TO APPLY. Include a 500 word essay See contact information below
Please attach a 500 word essay relating memories of your time at Centennial and tell us why you are proud to have been a Centennial Stinger! Please contact [email protected] and see application enclosed ;
Attachments: Robin_Award_Application_2020.pdf

Criteria: This scholarship is postponed for 2020 due to covid. Entering a post-secondary health care degree level program at an Atlantic Canadian institution. This scholarship focuses on the impact of community service and as such, applicants should be active participants in their community. A minimum grade average of 80 per cent is required. Note: New this year, only students graduating from high school are eligible and current university students are no longer eligible for this award.
Application Online at http://www.iwk.nshealth.ca/sites/default/files/WessexScholarship_Application_2019_Fillable.pdf

Criteria: Must be enrolled in a post secondary institue in NB and be pursuing a post-secondary program in the Tourism Industry. Applications in guidance
300-500 word essay must accompany application
Attachments: Tourism_Scholarship_application_2017_EN.docx

Criteria: Proof of Residence/Proof of Acceptance UNBSJ/NBCC SEE APPLICATION DETAILS BELOW
SEE APPLICATION WEBSITE BELOW - DUE MAY 31/20

Criteria: See Link
http://www.unb.ca/scholarships/entrance-scholarship.html

Criteria: Students of working families who want to begin or continue their post-secondary education, 3.0 or higher GPA, academic ability, social awareness, financial need and appreciation of labor.
Essay component; see website

Criteria: Studied French immersion at an English high school; studying French in first year of college; community service; excellent academic performance

Criteria: Apply now for the YMCA of Greater Saint John Endowment Fund Bursary! Financial need given consideration
https://saintjohny.ymca.ca/ymca-of-greater-saint-john-endowment-bursary/
Attachments: YMCA_of_Greater_SJ_Endowment_Fund_Bursary.pdf