Current full-time post-secondary students in the winter term (minimum 60% course load, 40% for students with a verified permanent disability).
For students NOT attending school in the summer term and returning in the next academic year.
Student must meet the Canadian citizenship criteria.
Student must demonstrate financial need.
Student must be in good academic standing.
Unique bursary opportunity: If approved, students can search and apply for available work-study jobs.
Applicants for the Schulich Builders Scholarships program must meet the following criteria.
Be a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident.Must demonstrate financial need.Upload one letter of reference to this application that confirms a strong work ethic and character from someone directly connected to the student (preferably, a high school staff member, employer, co-worker or community service organization).Enrollment in one of the full-time programs listed on the website page Schulich Builders Scholarships.Be willing to act as an ambassador and promote the skilled trades and the Schulich Builders Scholarships in high schools and the wider community.
Attending full-time, post-secondary or post-diploma studies at Fanshawe College for the first-time.
Starting in the fall term (September) apply in the spring.
Starting in the winter term (January) apply in the fall.
Starting in the summer term (May) apply in the winter.
(Hint: Search “entrance” for application dates).
Student must meet Canadian Citizenship requirements.
Student must meet Ontario residency requirements.
Available for students entering their first year in the fall term of Fanshawe College's Early Childhood Education diploma program, with a Bruce County, City of London, Huron County, Middlesex County, Oxford County or St. Thomas-Elgin home address.
Student must be registered in a full time program.
Students must have achieved a minimum cumulative GPA of 1.7, beyond level 1 or be in good academic standing
Student must meet Canadian Citizenship criteria.
Note: Bursary funding will range from $1,000 per academic year up to covering tuition and textbooks for the duration of the program.