Entrance scholarships with no application in Canada

Automatic for students entering Carleton for the first time from high school or CEGEP with an 85%+ admission average. Fall entry only, and offers aren't reassessed on final grades.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Carleton for fall entry; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Have an 85% admission average or higher when Carleton calculates it from your school's grades
3. Keep the renewal GPA each year to get all four payments

Timing, as the provider states it: Complete admission application and required grades by June 15

Competitive one-time award for international students, based on the admission-offer average from 70% up. Guelph also lists renewable University and Dean's International Scholarships.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Guelph as an international student; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Tiers start at 70%, 85%, 90% and 95% (Fall 2026)
3. Fall 2026 values are the latest; confirm Fall 2027 on the official page

Timing, as the provider states it: No separate application

Automatic for direct-entry students from a recognized Canadian high-school curriculum with 80%+. At 95%+ it can rise to free tuition for four years when the final-average conditions are met.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Lakehead; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Bands start at 80%, 85%, 90% and 95%
3. Renew with a 90% annual average (top two tiers) or 80% (others)

Timing, as the provider states it: No application

Automatic 2026–27 awards for international students with a 75%+ Canadian-equivalent average or IB 28+.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Lakehead as an international student; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Tiers start at 75%, 80% and 90% (or IB 28, 30 and 35)
3. Keep a 90% average to hold the top tier

Timing, as the provider states it: No application

Automatic for domestic students, based on the top six final Grade 12 U/M marks. Students at 75–79% who take a full load get a $750 Academic Access Award.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Laurentian; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Bands start at 80%, 85%, 90% and 95%
3. Stay full-time (30 credits a year) to renew

Timing, as the provider states it: No application

For international undergraduates without a prior degree, starting at an 80% admission average.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Laurentian as an international student; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least 80%; 90%+ earns the higher tier
3. Keep an 80% average and 30 credits a year to renew

Timing, as the provider states it: No application

Automatic awards for domestic students starting September 2026 or later with an 85%+ admission average. The President's Gold Scholarship at 95%+ is renewable.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Laurier; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least an 85% admission average
3. Laurier finalizes entrance scholarships in late July

Timing, as the provider states it: No application required

Automatic awards for international students starting September 2026 or later.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Laurier as an international student; there is no separate scholarship form
2. The higher award needs a 95% admission average
3. Confirm the award amount in your offer

Timing, as the provider states it: No application required

Automatic award for students admitted full-time from high school to Level 1 of a first degree. The average needed depends on the faculty: 90% for BTech, 92% for Business, 97% for Engineering, Computer Science and Science, 98% for Arts & Science, iBioMed and Health Sciences.

1. Apply for first-year admission to McMaster through OUAC; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Check the average your faculty needs on the official table; it ranges from 90% to 98%
3. Look for the award in your offer letter

Timing, as the provider states it: No application. Faculty averages are published for September 2027 entry.

Automatic for Canadian and international students entering from high school, based on the best six final 4U/M marks. 95%+ earns free tuition.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Nipissing; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Bands start at 80%, 85%, 90% and 95%
3. Accept your offer by June 1 and stay in your band to renew

Timing, as the provider states it: Accept your offer through OUAC by June 1

For Ontario secondary-school graduates who are citizens, permanent residents or protected persons, enrol full-time and have 85%+ across six Grade 12 U or M courses.

1. Apply for first-year admission to OCAD University; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least 85% across six Grade 12 U or M courses
3. These are the latest published (2026) values; confirm for your year

Timing, as the provider states it: No separate application

About 150 of the strongest first-year direct-entry applicants, domestic and international, are named President's Scholars of Excellence on admission. No separate application.

1. Apply for first-year admission to a direct-entry U of T program; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Students are chosen on their average at the time of admission, so send strong interim marks
3. Look for the distinction in your offer; past post-secondary study makes you ineligible

Timing, as the provider states it: No scholarship application. You're considered with your admission application.

Renewable four-year awards for students paying international tuition in Arts and Science, Engineering, Commerce or Health Sciences. Considered automatically.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Queen's as an international-fee student; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Values differ by faculty: $10,000–$25,000 in Arts and Science and Engineering
3. Check the renewal rules for your faculty in your award terms

Timing, as the provider states it: No separate application

Automatic one-year award for students in the top 3% of the competitive admission average in each first-entry degree program. International students are eligible.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Queen's; there is no separate scholarship form
2. The cutoff is the top 3% of each program's applicants, so it changes every year
3. Look for the award with your admission offer

Timing, as the provider states it: No separate application

Guaranteed for first-time students at a Canadian secondary school with a final average of 86% or higher. Citizens, permanent residents, protected persons and international students can qualify.

1. Apply for first-year admission to TMU from a Canadian secondary school; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need a final average of 86% or more
3. Meet TMU's renewal terms; combined entrance awards are capped at $15,000 a year

Timing, as the provider states it: No application for 2027–28 entry

Automatic ladder for international applicants starting at 80%.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Trent as an international student; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Bands start at 80%, 85%, 90% and 95%
3. These are the latest published values; confirm for your intake

Timing, as the provider states it: No application

Automatic ladder for domestic applicants starting at 80%. Renewal needs at least 80% in a full course load.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Trent; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Bands start at 80%, 85%, 90% and 95%
3. Keep 80% in a full course load to renew

Timing, as the provider states it: No application

About 90 one-year admission scholarships for eligible applicants who choose Trinity College at U of T. Consideration is automatic.

1. Apply for first-year admission to U of T's Faculty of Arts & Science and rank Trinity College in your college choices; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Strong admission marks matter most; values change with availability
3. Check your offer from Trinity for any award

Timing, as the provider states it: No separate application for most awards. You're considered when you apply.

Automatic for eligible first-time domestic post-secondary entrants with a 90%+ admission average.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Guelph; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least a 90% admission average
3. Check the award in your offer; these are latest published values

Timing, as the provider states it: No separate application

Automatic for full-time students entering a direct-entry faculty or the Civil Law Section with an 85%+ admission average. Mature applicants and university transfers aren't eligible.

1. Apply for first-year admission to uOttawa; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least an 85% admission average
3. Once you have your uoAccess ID, check the Online Scholarships and Bursaries tool for awards that need an application

Timing, as the provider states it: No application required

Eligible full-time students receive the scholarship automatically every year of a four-year bachelor's degree.

1. Apply for first-year admission to the University of Sudbury; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Enrol full-time in a bachelor's program
3. Confirm eligibility rules on the official (French) page

Timing, as the provider states it: Automatic

About 900 awards for outstanding domestic and international high-school applicants entering first-year direct-entry programs, based on the average at the time of admission. Students with past post-secondary study aren't eligible.

1. Apply for first-year admission to a direct-entry U of T program; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Keep your average as high as you can: U of T picks recipients by admission average and doesn't publish a cutoff
3. Check your offer for the award; you can't hold it if you've studied at a college or university before

Timing, as the provider states it: No scholarship application. You're considered with your admission application.

Automatic for international-fee students in an approved French program, or an English program with the French Immersion Stream, taking at least three courses in French each term.

1. Apply for first-year admission to an approved French or French Immersion program at uOttawa; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Plan to take at least nine units taught in French every term
3. Stay full-time; the award can run for up to 12 payments

Timing, as the provider states it: No application required

Automatic for new international-fee students in approved English-language programs in the six direct-entry faculties with an 80%+ admission average. 100 students with 90%+ also get a $10,000 Academic Excellence Scholarship.

1. Apply for first-year admission to an approved English-language program at uOttawa; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least 80%; 90%+ puts you in line for the extra $10,000
3. Stay full-time and meet the renewal rules each term

Timing, as the provider states it: No application required

Automatic entrance funding for international fee-paying students admitted to eligible full-time, first-year degree studies at Waterloo.

1. Apply for full-time first-year admission and remain an international fee-paying student enrolled in at least three courses in each of the first two terms
2. Confirm you are not in an excluded program or route: Medical Sciences/SGU Medicine, Social Work, Optometry, Pharmacy, transfer admission with credits, or a 2+2 or similar program
3. If deferring, confirm eligibility directly with Waterloo because the page excludes prior-year deferrals but separately says a deferred offer may retain the award when eligibility is still met

Timing, as the provider states it: No scholarship application; eligible awards appear in the Waterloo applicant portal beginning in mid-April

Automatic entrance scholarships for first-time, full-time students, based on the admission average from your top six Grade 12 courses, including required courses.

1. Apply for first-year admission to the University of Waterloo; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Aim for at least 85% across your top six Grade 12 courses, including the program's required courses
3. Watch for the scholarship with your admission offer and check the terms on the official page

Timing, as the provider states it: No scholarship application. You're considered when you apply for admission.

Automatic awards for students admitted to first-year, full-time study at Western's main campus straight from high school: the Scholarship of Excellence goes to 250 top averages; Distinction is for 92%+ and the Admission Scholarship for 90–91.9%.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Western's main campus through OUAC by March 1 with all documents; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Aim for 90% or more; Western doesn't round averages
3. Accept your offer by the response deadline and register full-time to keep the award

Timing, as the provider states it: Consideration is guaranteed when your OUAC application and documents are in by March 1

Entrance funding for qualifying international undergraduates.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Windsor as an international student; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Check the qualifying criteria on Windsor's international page
3. Confirm the amount in your admission package

Timing, as the provider states it: Made at the time of admission

Automatic for students entering full-time straight from high school, based on the best six Grade 12 U/M courses. Windsor's pages differ on whether international students use this ladder, so confirm.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Windsor; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least 85% across your best six U/M courses
3. Register full-time the year after high school

Timing, as the provider states it: No application; most other entrance awards close April 30

Eligible Canadian high-school applicants are assessed automatically on final admission grades, starting at 80%.

1. Apply for first-year admission to York; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Bands start at 80%, 85%, 90% and 95%
3. Renew with an 8.0 York GPA over at least 24 credits

Timing, as the provider states it: No application

Automatic awards for international students: Scholarship of Distinction at 90%+, Merit Award at 80–89.9%, and a one-time Entrance Award at 75–79.9%.

1. Apply for first-year admission to York as an international student; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Bands start at 75%, 80% and 90%
3. Renew with at least 24 credits and a 7.5 York GPA

Timing, as the provider states it: No application for these automatic awards

Automatic awards for students coming directly from an accredited Canadian high school (one gap year allowed) and taking 12+ credit hours each term.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Brandon University by March 1; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least 85%; Grade 11 offers can rise but not fall
3. Register in 12 credit hours each fall and winter

Timing, as the provider states it: Apply for admission with documents by March 1

Automatic for first-time students with a government-issued Grade 12 transcript, renewable for a four-year degree. GED students don't qualify.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Burman University; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Bands start at 75%, 80%, 85% and 90%
3. Take at least 12 credits in both fall and winter

Timing, as the provider states it: Automatic with admission

Automatic entrance ladder for new students.

1. Apply for first-year admission to CMU; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least 85%
3. Send materials by February 28

Timing, as the provider states it: Fall materials due February 28

Renewable award for students entering Arts, Management or Science directly from high school, based on English plus the four highest eligible courses.

1. Apply for first-year admission to CUE by April 1; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Bands start at 75%, 80%, 85%, 90% and 95%
3. Carry at least 12 credits a semester to renew

Timing, as the provider states it: Admission application and final transcripts by April 1 for September

One award a year for an outstanding woman entering UBC Engineering from high school, weighing marks and leadership. Work promoting women in STEM is preferred.

1. Apply to UBC's Bachelor of Applied Science (Engineering) program
2. Show your leadership in clubs, volunteering, sport or professional groups in your UBC application
3. The Faculty of Applied Science recommends winners; there's no separate form

Timing, as the provider states it: No separate application. Apply to UBC Engineering by the admission deadline

Applicants with at least an 80% Grade 12 admission average who apply by December 15 are considered automatically.

1. Apply for first-year admission to the University of Lethbridge by December 15; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least an 80% Grade 12 admission average
3. Watch for the award with your offer

Timing, as the provider states it: Apply for admission by December 15

Ladder award for entering students taking at least nine credits a term.

1. Apply for first-year admission to St. Mary's University in Calgary; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Bands start at 75%, 80%, 85% and 90%
3. Take at least nine credits a term

Timing, as the provider states it: Automatic with admission

Automatic ladder for incoming Canadian and non-US students at a full course load.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Trinity Western; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Bands start at 73%, 85% and 90%
3. Each student may receive one entrance scholarship

Timing, as the provider states it: Automatic with admission

Admission-based award for the top 5% of students in each faculty by admission average. No application.

1. Apply for first-year admission to the University of Alberta; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Awards go to the top 5% in each faculty
3. Use the U of A's single application for other entrance awards

Timing, as the provider states it: Assessed at the time of the admission offer

For self-declared First Nations, Métis or Inuit applicants with an 80%+ admission average and approved identity documents.

1. Apply for first-year admission to the University of Alberta and self-declare as Indigenous; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least 80% and approved identity documents
3. Look at Turtle Spirit Pathway (up to $8,000) in the U of A's application-based awards too

Timing, as the provider states it: Assessed at the time of the admission offer

Admission-based award for international students. The U of A also offers application-based awards up to $120,000, due January 10.

1. Apply for first-year admission to the University of Alberta; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Admission-based awards follow your offer average
3. Apply by January 10 for the President's International Distinction and other application awards

Timing, as the provider states it: Admission-based; application awards close January 10

For top incoming Canadian students from outside Alberta, based on admission average. No application.

1. Apply for first-year admission to the University of Alberta from outside Alberta; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Awards go to top admission averages
3. Check renewal rules in your award letter

Timing, as the provider states it: Assessed at the time of the admission offer

Automatic consideration for international secondary-school students who apply by the admission deadline and aren't International Scholars nominees.

1. Apply for first-year admission to UBC by the admission deadline; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Strong academics and involvement are weighed
3. Check renewal conditions in your award letter

Timing, as the provider states it: Apply for admission by UBC's deadline

For a woman entering UBC Engineering directly from high school who shows leadership outside class. B.C. residents are preferred.

1. Apply to UBC's Bachelor of Applied Science (Engineering) program
2. Show your leadership in clubs, volunteering, sport or professional groups in your UBC application
3. The Faculty of Applied Science recommends winners; there's no separate form

Timing, as the provider states it: No separate application. Apply to UBC Engineering by the admission deadline

Automatic for students in any faculty entering first year from high school with a 95%+ final admission average. Domestic and international students are eligible.

1. Apply for first-year admission to UCalgary; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need a final admission average of 95% or more
3. The award is paid in first year only

Timing, as the provider states it: No application

Grades-based awards for first-year students who apply and self-declare their grades by January 15.

1. Apply for first-year admission to UNBC by January 15; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Self-declare your grades in the application
3. Confirm the grade bands on the official page

Timing, as the provider states it: Apply and self-declare grades by January 15

Automatic awards for a minimum 85% across five approved courses and 24+ credit hours in fall and winter. Higher automatic awards are renewable at 95%+.

1. Apply for first-year admission to the University of Manitoba by March 1; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least 85% across five approved courses
3. Enrol in 24 or more credit hours across fall and winter

Timing, as the provider states it: Submit and pay your application by March 1

Automatic awards for domestic students entering straight from high school, by early admission average. Out-of-province students have their own band.

1. Apply for first-year admission to the University of Regina for fall, with early admission by March 15; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Bands start at a 90% early admission average
3. Stay registered in at least 9 credit hours through the fall term

Timing, as the provider states it: Apply for early admission by March 15

600 automatic awards a year for high-achieving entering students, by admission average. The deadline is early: apply by December 1 and get documents in by December 15.

1. Submit the USask admission application and fee by December 1
2. Make sure transcripts and documents reach Admissions by December 15
3. Offers go out from late April; enrol in at least 18 credit units

Timing, as the provider states it: Admission application and fee by December 1; transcripts and documents by December 15

Automatic one-time awards for Canadian citizens and permanent residents admitted with 90%+ (or 32 IB points). Students outside B.C. self-report marks February 15 to March 15.

1. Apply for first-year admission to UVic; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least 90%; UVic doesn't round up
3. Self-report your marks (outside B.C.) or order transcripts (B.C.) on time

Timing, as the provider states it: Out-of-province Grade 12 students self-report marks February 15 to March 15

Automatic one-time award for international students admitted with an A- or equivalent.

1. Apply for first-year admission to UVic as an international student; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need an A- average or equivalent
3. Report or send marks by UVic's dates

Timing, as the provider states it: No application

Automatic ladder for international students registering full-time.

1. Apply for first-year admission to the University of Winnipeg as an international student; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least 85%
3. Register full-time

Timing, as the provider states it: Apply by the listed admission deadline

Automatic ladder for students entering directly from a Canadian high school and registering in 18+ credit hours.

1. Apply for first-year admission to the University of Winnipeg by the listed deadline; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least 85%
3. Register in 18 or more credit hours across fall and winter

Timing, as the provider states it: Apply by the listed admission deadline

Renewable awards for outstanding women entering UBC Engineering from high school or by transfer. Leadership and B.C. residency are preferred.

1. Apply to UBC's Bachelor of Applied Science (Engineering) program
2. Show your leadership in clubs, volunteering, sport or professional groups in your UBC application
3. The Faculty of Applied Science recommends winners; there's no separate form

Timing, as the provider states it: No separate application. Apply to UBC Engineering by the admission deadline

Canadian and international applicants are considered automatically with at least 80% in the courses required for admission, within five years of finishing high school.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Acadia by March 1; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least 80% in your required courses
3. Hold 80% across required Grade 12 courses to keep the offer

Timing, as the provider states it: Apply and submit scholarship forms in the Status Portal by March 1

Entering students are considered for scholarships when they finish their admission application on time. Most entrance awards are one-time.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Bishop's by March 31; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Send every supporting document by April 15
3. Check your offer for the scholarship amount

Timing, as the provider states it: Admission application by March 31; supporting documents by April 15

A guaranteed award for citizens and permanent residents finishing Grade 12, CEGEP or a baccalaureate in Canada who start a first bachelor's in fall 2027 or winter 2028.

1. Apply for first-year admission to a Concordia bachelor's program for fall 2027 or winter 2028; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need an A or A+ Grade 12 average, a CRC of 33, 35 IB points or 16 in the French baccalaureate
3. Enrol in at least 12 credits a term

Timing, as the provider states it: No separate application

For citizens and permanent residents entering Memorial who show financial need. You don't apply separately.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Memorial by its admission deadline; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Make sure your financial need is on file with Memorial
3. Enrol full time in first year

Timing, as the provider states it: No separate application. Apply to Memorial by its admission deadline

Admission scholarships for qualifying Quebec and other Canadian students entering the BBA, paid in two instalments. No separate form.

1. Apply for first-year admission to the HEC Montréal BBA; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Strong admission results decide the amount
3. Students with agreement-based tuition exemptions aren't eligible

Timing, as the provider states it: No separate application

For citizens and permanent residents graduating from a Canadian high school and entering Memorial with at least 80%. You don't apply separately.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Memorial by its admission deadline; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need a final admission average of at least 80%
3. Graduate from a Canadian high school

Timing, as the provider states it: No separate application. Apply to Memorial by its admission deadline

Guaranteed Year 1 amounts for secondary students applying for September entry in the BA, BSc, BJ(Hons) or BMus at 80%+.

1. Apply for first-year admission to King's for September entry; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Bands start at 80%, 85%, 90%, 95% and 98%
3. Send first-semester or mid-year grades by March 1

Timing, as the provider states it: Official mid-year grades by March 1, 11:59 p.m. AST

Undergraduate degree applicants who meet McGill's minimum academic requirements are considered automatically. Meeting them doesn't guarantee an award.

1. Apply for first-year admission to a McGill undergraduate degree; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Meet the minimum academic requirements for your applicant group
3. Unsuccessful Major Entrance applicants are also considered for this award

Timing, as the provider states it: No separate application

Guaranteed at early acceptance from your best Grade 11 math, science and English marks, even if your final average changes.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Memorial by March 1; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least 85% in your early admission average
3. The amount is locked in at early acceptance

Timing, as the provider states it: Apply for admission by March 1 of your graduation year

For Newfoundland and Labrador high school graduates entering a first-year STEM degree at Memorial. You don't apply separately.

1. Apply for first-year admission to a Memorial STEM degree by the admission deadline; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Graduate from a Newfoundland and Labrador high school
3. Start in first year of the STEM program

Timing, as the provider states it: No separate application. Apply to Memorial by its admission deadline

All entering students with a calculated admission average of at least 80% are considered automatically after applying by March 1.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Mount Allison by March 1; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least an 80% calculated average
3. Check renewal terms in your offer

Timing, as the provider states it: Apply by March 1

For women entering engineering at Polytechnique who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents with an R score of at least 28.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Polytechnique Montréal; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need an R score of at least 28
3. Confirm details on the official page (in French)

Timing, as the provider states it: Offered with admission

For CEGEP finishers with an R score of 35 or more (34 with certain DECs or the IB). The offer comes with the admission letter.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Polytechnique Montréal; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need an R score of 35, or 34 with the listed DECs or the IB
3. Register full-time for both instalments

Timing, as the provider states it: No form required

An 80%+ admission average earns automatic consideration, weighing academics, leadership, activities and community contributions.

1. Apply for first-year admission to St. Thomas University; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least an 80% admission average
3. Submit STU's one scholarship application by March 1 for other awards

Timing, as the provider states it: Apply for admission; other entrance awards close March 1

Automatic ladder based on the five Grade 12 admission courses.

1. Apply for first-year admission to St. Francis Xavier University; there is no separate scholarship form
2. You need at least 85% in your five admission courses
3. Check renewal terms in your offer

Timing, as the provider states it: Automatic with admission

Every Ontario student registering for the first time in a first-cycle program receives this scholarship automatically with the admission letter.

1. Apply for first-year admission to a first-cycle program at the Université de Moncton; there is no separate scholarship form
2. This award is for students from Ontario
3. Many programs add a $1,000–$2,000 admission award on top

Timing, as the provider states it: Automatic with admission

Canadian citizens and permanent residents who aren't Quebec residents pay the Quebec tuition rate when they study in French in an eligible Laval program. Most certificates, bachelor's and master's programs qualify.

1. Choose a French-language Laval program that isn't on the excluded list
2. Confirm your French is strong enough to succeed in the program
3. Apply for admission; the exemption follows eligibility

Timing, as the provider states it: Applied to eligible programs; check the 2026–2027 excluded-program list

Automatic ladder for eligible students coming directly from a Canadian high school.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Université Sainte-Anne; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Bands start at 80%, 85%, 90% and 95%
3. Confirm details on the official (French) page

Timing, as the provider states it: Automatic with admission

A major renewable entrance scholarship for students entering Memorial with scholarship standing. You don't apply separately.

1. Apply for first-year admission to Memorial by its admission deadline; there is no separate scholarship form
2. Earn scholarship standing in your final marks
3. Keep the renewal conditions in your award letter

Timing, as the provider states it: No separate application. Apply to Memorial by its admission deadline