Mount Saint Vincent University (MSVU), Canada
Scholarship
Scholarships for
Undergraduate Domestic Students
- Diamond Jubilee Entrance Scholarships
- Eligibility: High school and mature
students entering MSVU for the first time.
- Application: Required.
- Renewal: Based on academic
performance.
- In-Course Scholarships
- Eligibility: Current students with a
minimum GPA of 3.50 and faculty nomination.
- Application: Some are automatic; others
require application.
- Dean’s Merit Scholarship
- Eligibility: First-year students based on
high school academic achievement.
- Renewal: Maintain a 2.75 GPA.
- Resident & Commuter Scholarships
- Resident: For students living on
campus; renewable based on continued residency.
- Commuter: $1,000 annually for
commuting students with financial need.
Scholarships for Undergraduate International Students
- International Student Merit Scholarship
- Eligibility: First-year and transfer
international students with strong academic records.
- Renewal: Maintain a 3.2 GPA.
- Transfer Merit Scholarship
- Eligibility: Transfer students with a GPA
between 2.5 and 4.0.
- Renewal: Maintain a 3.0 GPA.
- Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship
- Eligibility: Community college students
who are PTK members with a 3.5 GPA.
- Application: Proof of PTK membership
required.
- External Scholarships
- Examples:
- Deloitte Bloom Scholarship: $5,000 and a paid work term
for eligible students.
- Ad Standards Scholarship: $1,500 for students in
advertising or marketing.
- Frank H. Sobey Awards: $30,000 for business
students.
Average
Scholarship Amounts
·
Merit
Scholarships:
Range from $17,000 to $30,000 annually.
·
Commuter
Scholarship:
$1,000 annually.
·
External
Scholarships:
Vary between $1,500 and $30,000.
Additional
Information
- Application Process:
- Some scholarships are
automatically considered upon admission; others require separate
applications.
- Deadlines and specific
requirements vary; it's essential to check each scholarship's details.
- Eligibility Criteria:
- Academic performance (GPA
requirements).
- Specific affiliations or
memberships (e.g., PTK).
- Residency status (on-campus or
commuter).
- Financial
need (for certain scholarships).
Scholarships for Graduate Students at
MSVU
1. Graduate Entrance Scholarships
·
Eligibility: Full-time students accepted into thesis-based graduate programs
by May 15.
·
Application: No separate application required; candidates are automatically
considered based on their admission materials.
·
Amount: Varies; specific figures are not publicly disclosed.
·
Renewal: Typically non-renewable; awarded upon entry.
·
Additional Notes: The BMO Financial Group
Endowed Scholarship requires a separate
application and is available to full-time Master’s students.
2. Graduate Merit Scholarships
(In-Course)
·
Eligibility: Current graduate students who have:
o
Maintained continuous registration
throughout the academic year.
o
Completed a minimum of 2.0 units of
graduate coursework by April 30.
o
Demonstrated outstanding academic
performance.
o
Shown potential to contribute
significantly to their field.
·
Application: Required; forms are available through department offices or the
graduate Moodle site.
·
Amount: Approximately $1,000.
·
Renewal: Not specified; typically awarded annually.
3. Program-Specific Endowed
Scholarships
·
Examples:
o
Adah Ruth Spencer
Memorial Scholarship in Education: For part-time
Master’s students in Education, preferably mature students with teaching
experience.
o
E. Kathleen (Beth)
Manthorne Endowed Graduate Scholarship: For students in
programs like MA in School Psychology or Child and Youth Study, focusing on
education for children with sensory or learning difficulties.
o
Catherine Anne
Godwin Memorial Endowed Graduate Scholarship: For full-time students in the Master of Science in Applied Human
Nutrition with an internship component.
o
M. Jane Egan
Memorial Endowed Graduate Scholarship: For full-time
students in the Master of Applied Human Nutrition program demonstrating
academic excellence.
o
Naomi Hersom
Endowed Scholarship: For students in Graduate
Education programs, with preference to women pursuing careers in education.
o
Child & Youth
Study Graduate Endowed Scholarship: For MA(CYS)
students who have completed at least 3.0 units and have a promising thesis
proposal.
·
Eligibility & Application: Specific criteria and application processes vary; students
should consult the Graduate Academic Calendar or departmental offices for
details.
4. External Scholarships
·
Opportunities:
o
SSHRC (Social
Sciences and Humanities Research Council)
o
NSERC (Natural
Sciences and Engineering Research Council)
o
CIHR (Canadian
Institutes of Health Research)
·
Eligibility: Graduate students pursuing research in relevant fields.
·
Application: Through the Tri-Agency Research Portal.
5. Bursaries
·
Purpose: Need-based financial assistance for students facing financial
difficulties.
·
Eligibility: Graduate students who are demonstrating financial need.
·
Application: Submit applications to the Financial Aid Office.
Scholarships for International Graduate Students
International
students are eligible for most of the scholarships mentioned above. Additionally, MSVU offers specific scholarships for
international students:
·
International
Student Scholarships:
o
Eligibility: International students enrolled in undergraduate or graduate
programs.
o
Application: Details not specified; students should consult MSVU's official
resources or contact the Financial Aid Office.
o
Amount: Not specified; may cover full tuition.
o
Additional
Requirements: Proof of English language proficiency
(e.g., IELTS, TOEFL) may be required.
Additional Information
·
Assistantships: Some departments offer research or teaching assistantships.
Interested students should inquire within their respective departments.
Application Deadlines: Vary by scholarship; students should refer to the Graduate
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Eligibility criteria
General Admission Requirements
For Canadian High
School Students
·
Grade 12
English: Minimum grade of 65%.
·
Four
Additional Grade 12 Academic Courses: An overall
average of 70% or higher, with no individual grade below 60%.
·
Conditional
Admission: Applicants with an average between 65%
and 69% may be considered on a case-by-case basis.
For International
Students
·
Academic
Performance: A minimum average of 70% in the
final year of secondary school, considering the five best academic subjects.
·
Country-Specific
Requirements: For Indian applicants, Higher
Secondary School Certificates (Class XI or XII) with grades of A, B, or C are
acceptable.
·
English
Language Proficiency: If English is not your
first language, you must provide official test scores. Acceptable tests
include:
o IELTS: Minimum
overall of 6.5 band.
o TOEFL iBT: Minimum
score of 86.
o Duolingo English Test: Minimum score of 115 band.
o CAEL: Minimum score
of 70.
o PTE Academic: Minimum
score of 58.
o Cambridge English: Minimum
score of 180.
For Transfer
Students
·
Post-Secondary
Coursework: Applicants transferring from another
recognized post-secondary institution must have a minimum cumulative GPA of
2.0.
· Credit Transfer: Transfer credits are assessed individually, and students should consult the Admissions Office for detailed evaluations.
For Mature Students
·
Definition:
Applicants who have been out of full-time education for a
period and do not meet the standard admission requirements.
· Admission Consideration: Evaluated on a case-by-case basis, considering work experience, academic history, and other relevant factors.
Application Process
1.
Online
Application: Complete the application form
2.
Application Fee:
o Domestic Applicants: $40 CAD.
o International Applicants: $80 CAD.
3.
Required
Documents:
o Transcripts: Official
high school or post-secondary transcripts.
o Proof of English Language Proficiency: If applicable.
o Additional Documents: As specified by the program or Admissions Office.
Additional Information
·
Program-Specific
Requirements: Some programs may have additional
prerequisites or higher academic standards. Applicants should review the
specific requirements for the program they intended to go in.
·
Advanced
Placement (AP) Credits: MSVU recognizes AP
courses. Students may receive transfer credits for AP exam scores of 4 or 5 in
subjects such as Biology, Computer Studies, Economics, English, Mathematics,
Political Studies, Psychology, and Spanish.
· Support Services: MSVU offers various support services to assist students throughout their academic journey, including academic advising, career services, and counseling.
General Admission Requirements
·
Academic
Qualifications:
o Degree: A four-year
bachelor's degree from a recognized institution in a relevant field.
o GPA: Minimum
cumulative GPA of 3.0 (B average) in the final two years of undergraduate
study.
·
English
Language Proficiency (for non-native English speakers):
o IELTS: Minimum
overall of 6.5 band.
o TOEFL iBT: Minimum
score of 86.
o Duolingo English Test: Minimum score of 115 band.
o CAEL: Minimum score
of 70.
o PTE Academic: Minimum
score of 58.
o Cambridge English: Minimum score of 180.
Application Process
1.
Online Application:
Complete the application form.
2.
Application Fee:
o Domestic Applicants: $50 CAD.
o International Applicants: $90 CAD.
3.
Supporting
Documents:
o Transcripts: Official
transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended.
o Letters of Recommendation: Typically two; requirements may vary by program.
o Statement of Intent: Outlining academic interests and career goals.
o Resume/CV: Detailing
academic and professional experience.
o Additional Requirements: Some programs may require specific documents, such as research proposals or portfolios.
Application Deadlines
·
Fall
Admission:
o December 1: Master of Arts in School Psychology.
o January 31: Master of Applied Human Nutrition (non-thesis and with
Internship).
o February 15: Master of Arts in Child & Youth Study, Master of Arts in
Communication, Master of Public Relations, Master of Arts in Family Studies and
Gerontology, Master of Family Studies and Gerontology, Master of Arts in
Education, Master of Education.
·
Winter
Admission:
o September 15: Application deadline for January entrance for international
applicants.
o November 1: Graduate Certificate in Health Communication & Aging.
o November 2: Master of Arts in Education, Master of Education, Master of Arts
in Women & Gender Studies (if space is available).
·
Spring
Admission:
o December 1: Master of Education in Educational Psychology: Education of Students Who are Blind or Visually Impaired; Master of Education cohorts (Spring start).
Additional Information
·
Program-Specific
Requirements:
o Some programs may have additional prerequisites or higher
academic standards. Applicants should review the specific requirements for
the program they intend to go in.
·
Conditional
Admission:
o Applicants who meet academic requirements but fall short of
English proficiency standards may be offered conditional admission, requiring
completion of the Graduate Preparatory Program (GPP).
·
Support
Services:
o MSVU provides various support services, including academic advising, career services, and counseling, to assist students throughout their academic journey.
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Scholarships for
Undergraduate Domestic Students
- Diamond Jubilee Entrance Scholarships
- Eligibility: High school and mature
students entering MSVU for the first time.
- Application: Required.
- Renewal: Based on academic
performance.
- In-Course Scholarships
- Eligibility: Current students with a
minimum GPA of 3.50 and faculty nomination.
- Application: Some are automatic; others
require application.
- Dean’s Merit Scholarship
- Eligibility: First-year students based on
high school academic achievement.
- Renewal: Maintain a 2.75 GPA.
- Resident & Commuter Scholarships
- Resident: For students living on
campus; renewable based on continued residency.
- Commuter: $1,000 annually for
commuting students with financial need.
Scholarships for Undergraduate International Students
- International Student Merit Scholarship
- Eligibility: First-year and transfer
international students with strong academic records.
- Renewal: Maintain a 3.2 GPA.
- Transfer Merit Scholarship
- Eligibility: Transfer students with a GPA
between 2.5 and 4.0.
- Renewal: Maintain a 3.0 GPA.
- Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship
- Eligibility: Community college students
who are PTK members with a 3.5 GPA.
- Application: Proof of PTK membership
required.
- External Scholarships
- Examples:
- Deloitte Bloom Scholarship: $5,000 and a paid work term
for eligible students.
- Ad Standards Scholarship: $1,500 for students in
advertising or marketing.
- Frank H. Sobey Awards: $30,000 for business
students.
Average
Scholarship Amounts
·
Merit
Scholarships:
Range from $17,000 to $30,000 annually.
·
Commuter
Scholarship:
$1,000 annually.
·
External
Scholarships:
Vary between $1,500 and $30,000.
Additional
Information
- Application Process:
- Some scholarships are
automatically considered upon admission; others require separate
applications.
- Deadlines and specific
requirements vary; it's essential to check each scholarship's details.
- Eligibility Criteria:
- Academic performance (GPA
requirements).
- Specific affiliations or
memberships (e.g., PTK).
- Residency status (on-campus or
commuter).
- Financial
need (for certain scholarships).
Scholarships for Graduate Students at
MSVU
1. Graduate Entrance Scholarships
·
Eligibility: Full-time students accepted into thesis-based graduate programs
by May 15.
·
Application: No separate application required; candidates are automatically
considered based on their admission materials.
·
Amount: Varies; specific figures are not publicly disclosed.
·
Renewal: Typically non-renewable; awarded upon entry.
·
Additional Notes: The BMO Financial Group
Endowed Scholarship requires a separate
application and is available to full-time Master’s students.
2. Graduate Merit Scholarships
(In-Course)
·
Eligibility: Current graduate students who have:
o
Maintained continuous registration
throughout the academic year.
o
Completed a minimum of 2.0 units of
graduate coursework by April 30.
o
Demonstrated outstanding academic
performance.
o
Shown potential to contribute
significantly to their field.
·
Application: Required; forms are available through department offices or the
graduate Moodle site.
·
Amount: Approximately $1,000.
·
Renewal: Not specified; typically awarded annually.
3. Program-Specific Endowed
Scholarships
·
Examples:
o
Adah Ruth Spencer
Memorial Scholarship in Education: For part-time
Master’s students in Education, preferably mature students with teaching
experience.
o
E. Kathleen (Beth)
Manthorne Endowed Graduate Scholarship: For students in
programs like MA in School Psychology or Child and Youth Study, focusing on
education for children with sensory or learning difficulties.
o
Catherine Anne
Godwin Memorial Endowed Graduate Scholarship: For full-time students in the Master of Science in Applied Human
Nutrition with an internship component.
o
M. Jane Egan
Memorial Endowed Graduate Scholarship: For full-time
students in the Master of Applied Human Nutrition program demonstrating
academic excellence.
o
Naomi Hersom
Endowed Scholarship: For students in Graduate
Education programs, with preference to women pursuing careers in education.
o
Child & Youth
Study Graduate Endowed Scholarship: For MA(CYS)
students who have completed at least 3.0 units and have a promising thesis
proposal.
·
Eligibility & Application: Specific criteria and application processes vary; students
should consult the Graduate Academic Calendar or departmental offices for
details.
4. External Scholarships
·
Opportunities:
o
SSHRC (Social
Sciences and Humanities Research Council)
o
NSERC (Natural
Sciences and Engineering Research Council)
o
CIHR (Canadian
Institutes of Health Research)
·
Eligibility: Graduate students pursuing research in relevant fields.
·
Application: Through the Tri-Agency Research Portal.
5. Bursaries
·
Purpose: Need-based financial assistance for students facing financial
difficulties.
·
Eligibility: Graduate students who are demonstrating financial need.
·
Application: Submit applications to the Financial Aid Office.
Scholarships for International Graduate Students
International
students are eligible for most of the scholarships mentioned above. Additionally, MSVU offers specific scholarships for
international students:
·
International
Student Scholarships:
o
Eligibility: International students enrolled in undergraduate or graduate
programs.
o
Application: Details not specified; students should consult MSVU's official
resources or contact the Financial Aid Office.
o
Amount: Not specified; may cover full tuition.
o
Additional
Requirements: Proof of English language proficiency
(e.g., IELTS, TOEFL) may be required.
Additional Information
·
Assistantships: Some departments offer research or teaching assistantships.
Interested students should inquire within their respective departments.
Application Deadlines: Vary by scholarship; students should refer to the Graduate
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General Admission Requirements
For Canadian High
School Students
·
Grade 12
English: Minimum grade of 65%.
·
Four
Additional Grade 12 Academic Courses: An overall
average of 70% or higher, with no individual grade below 60%.
·
Conditional
Admission: Applicants with an average between 65%
and 69% may be considered on a case-by-case basis.
For International
Students
·
Academic
Performance: A minimum average of 70% in the
final year of secondary school, considering the five best academic subjects.
·
Country-Specific
Requirements: For Indian applicants, Higher
Secondary School Certificates (Class XI or XII) with grades of A, B, or C are
acceptable.
·
English
Language Proficiency: If English is not your
first language, you must provide official test scores. Acceptable tests
include:
o IELTS: Minimum
overall of 6.5 band.
o TOEFL iBT: Minimum
score of 86.
o Duolingo English Test: Minimum score of 115 band.
o CAEL: Minimum score
of 70.
o PTE Academic: Minimum
score of 58.
o Cambridge English: Minimum
score of 180.
For Transfer
Students
·
Post-Secondary
Coursework: Applicants transferring from another
recognized post-secondary institution must have a minimum cumulative GPA of
2.0.
· Credit Transfer: Transfer credits are assessed individually, and students should consult the Admissions Office for detailed evaluations.
For Mature Students
·
Definition:
Applicants who have been out of full-time education for a
period and do not meet the standard admission requirements.
· Admission Consideration: Evaluated on a case-by-case basis, considering work experience, academic history, and other relevant factors.
Application Process
1.
Online
Application: Complete the application form
2.
Application Fee:
o Domestic Applicants: $40 CAD.
o International Applicants: $80 CAD.
3.
Required
Documents:
o Transcripts: Official
high school or post-secondary transcripts.
o Proof of English Language Proficiency: If applicable.
o Additional Documents: As specified by the program or Admissions Office.
Additional Information
·
Program-Specific
Requirements: Some programs may have additional
prerequisites or higher academic standards. Applicants should review the
specific requirements for the program they intended to go in.
·
Advanced
Placement (AP) Credits: MSVU recognizes AP
courses. Students may receive transfer credits for AP exam scores of 4 or 5 in
subjects such as Biology, Computer Studies, Economics, English, Mathematics,
Political Studies, Psychology, and Spanish.
· Support Services: MSVU offers various support services to assist students throughout their academic journey, including academic advising, career services, and counseling.
General Admission Requirements
·
Academic
Qualifications:
o Degree: A four-year
bachelor's degree from a recognized institution in a relevant field.
o GPA: Minimum
cumulative GPA of 3.0 (B average) in the final two years of undergraduate
study.
·
English
Language Proficiency (for non-native English speakers):
o IELTS: Minimum
overall of 6.5 band.
o TOEFL iBT: Minimum
score of 86.
o Duolingo English Test: Minimum score of 115 band.
o CAEL: Minimum score
of 70.
o PTE Academic: Minimum
score of 58.
o Cambridge English: Minimum score of 180.
Application Process
1.
Online Application:
Complete the application form.
2.
Application Fee:
o Domestic Applicants: $50 CAD.
o International Applicants: $90 CAD.
3.
Supporting
Documents:
o Transcripts: Official
transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended.
o Letters of Recommendation: Typically two; requirements may vary by program.
o Statement of Intent: Outlining academic interests and career goals.
o Resume/CV: Detailing
academic and professional experience.
o Additional Requirements: Some programs may require specific documents, such as research proposals or portfolios.
Application Deadlines
·
Fall
Admission:
o December 1: Master of Arts in School Psychology.
o January 31: Master of Applied Human Nutrition (non-thesis and with
Internship).
o February 15: Master of Arts in Child & Youth Study, Master of Arts in
Communication, Master of Public Relations, Master of Arts in Family Studies and
Gerontology, Master of Family Studies and Gerontology, Master of Arts in
Education, Master of Education.
·
Winter
Admission:
o September 15: Application deadline for January entrance for international
applicants.
o November 1: Graduate Certificate in Health Communication & Aging.
o November 2: Master of Arts in Education, Master of Education, Master of Arts
in Women & Gender Studies (if space is available).
·
Spring
Admission:
o December 1: Master of Education in Educational Psychology: Education of Students Who are Blind or Visually Impaired; Master of Education cohorts (Spring start).
Additional Information
·
Program-Specific
Requirements:
o Some programs may have additional prerequisites or higher
academic standards. Applicants should review the specific requirements for
the program they intend to go in.
·
Conditional
Admission:
o Applicants who meet academic requirements but fall short of
English proficiency standards may be offered conditional admission, requiring
completion of the Graduate Preparatory Program (GPP).
·
Support
Services:
o MSVU provides various support services, including academic advising, career services, and counseling, to assist students throughout their academic journey.