York College of Applied Studies (YORKC)

York College of Applied Studies (YORKC) is a career-focused institution based in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. It offers a diverse range of diploma and certificate programs in business, health, and technology, all designed to align with current industry trends and employer expectations. YORKC provides flexible learning options, including 100% online and hybrid formats, to accommodate students' varying needs. Many programs feature co-op or practicum components, allowing students to gain practical experience alongside their studies. Recognized as a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) by the Canadian government, YORKC also partners with institutions like International Business University (IBU) to offer credit transfer pathways.


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Scholarships for International Undergraduate Students

1. York International Scholarship of Distinction

·         Value: CAD $15,000 for the first year; renewable at $7,500 per year for the next three years, totaling up to $37,500.

·         Eligibility: Final admission average of 85% or higher (or equivalent).

·         Renewal Criteria: Maintain full-time enrollment and satisfactory academic standing.

2. York International Merit Award

·         Value: CAD $10,000 for the first year; renewable at $5,000 per year for the next three years, totaling up to $25,000.

·         Eligibility: Final admission average between 80% and 84.9% (or equivalent).

·         Renewal Criteria: Maintain full-time enrollment and satisfactory academic standing.

3. York International Entrance Award

·         Value: One-time award of CAD $5,000.

·         Eligibility: Final admission average between 75% and 79.9% (or equivalent).

4. York International Transfer Award

·         Value: One-time award of CAD $2,500.

·         Eligibility: Transfer students with 24 or more transfer credits and a final admission average of 75% or higher.

5. President's International Scholarship of Excellence

·         Value: CAD $45,000 per year, renewable for up to three additional years, totaling up to $180,000.

·         Eligibility: Outstanding academic achievement, leadership skills, and community engagement.

·         Application: Separate application required.

·         Renewal Criteria: Maintain a minimum B+ GPA and enroll in at least four courses each term (excluding summer).

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1. York University Automatic Entrance Scholarships

·         Value:

o    95%+ admission average: $3,500 per year (renewable for up to three additional years).

o    90–94.9%: $2,000 per year (renewable).

o    85–89.9%: $1,500 per year (renewable).

o    80–84.9%: $1,000 per year (renewable).

·         Eligibility: Based on final admission average.

2. Faculty-Specific Entrance Awards

·         Examples:

o    Liberal Arts & Professional Studies Entrance Award: $6,800 over four years.

o    Kinesiology & Health Science Entrance Award: $2,100.

o    Science International Entrance Scholarship: $3,000.

·         Eligibility: Varies by faculty; typically based on academic achievement and program of study.

·         Application: Some require separate applications; others are automatic.

3. Prestigious Scholarships

·         Examples:

o    Schulich Leader Scholarships: Up to $120,000 for students entering STEM programs.

o    Tentanda Via Award: $40,000 for domestic students; $120,000 for international students.

·         Eligibility: Exceptional academic achievement, leadership, and community involvement.

·         Application: Separate application required; competitive selection process.

 Additional Information

·         Application Process: For scholarships requiring a separate application, students must complete the International Student Scholarship & Award Application form by the specified deadlines. 

·         Residence Guarantee: Direct-entry international students starting in Fall 2025 are eligible for a four-year on-campus housing guarantee.

·         Emergency Bursaries: York University offers emergency bursaries for international students facing unforeseen financial difficulties. These are intended to support expenses arising from immediate and unforeseen circumstances and are not meant to cover tuition fees.

·         Student Profile: To be considered for various scholarships, bursaries, and on-campus employment programs, students should complete and submit their Student Profile on York's Financial Aid, Awards, and Scholarships (FAAS) Application system at the start of each academic session.

Scholarships for Graduate Students at York University

1. Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS)

·         Value: CAD $15,000 per year ($5,000 per term for up to three terms).

·         Eligibility:

o    Open to Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and international students.

o    Must be enrolled in or plan to enroll in a full-time graduate program (master's or doctoral) at a university in Ontario.

o    Achieved a minimum academic average of A− (80%) over the last two years of study.

·         Application: Applicants must apply through their respective graduate programs. Deadlines and application procedures may vary by program.

2. Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships

·         Value: CAD $50,000 per year for three years.

·         Eligibility:

o    Open to Canadian and international doctoral students.

Proven leadership abilities and exceptional academic performance in graduate studies across disciplines such as social sciences, humanities, natural sciences, engineering, or health-related fields.

·         Application: Candidates must be nominated by the Canadian institution at which they want to study.

3. York University Graduate Scholarships

·         Value: Varies by program and faculty.

·         Eligibility:

o    Open to domestic and international students enrolled in graduate programs at York University.

o    Criteria vary depending on the specific scholarship or award.

·         Application: Many scholarships are awarded automatically based on academic merit, while others require a separate application. Students should consult their graduate program or the Faculty of Graduate Studies for specific opportunities and application procedures.

Additional Information

·         Financial Aid, Awards, and Scholarships (FAAS) Application: York University uses the FAAS system to match students with awards they are eligible for. Graduate students should complete their Student Profile on the FAAS system to be considered for various scholarships and bursaries. 

·         Emergency Funding: York University offers emergency bursaries for students facing unforeseen financial difficulties. These are intended to support expenses arising from immediate and unforeseen circumstances and are not meant to cover tuition fees.

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General Admission Requirements for undergraduate

  • Educational Background: Completion of secondary education equivalent to the Canadian high school diploma.
  • Transcripts required: Submission of the official academic transcripts from all previously attended institutions.
  • Language Proficiency: For non-native English speakers, proof of English language proficiency through standardized tests like IELTS or TOEFL may be required.
  • Application Process: Completion of an online application form, followed by an interview (in-person or online) with an admissions team member.

Additional Requirements for International Students

International applicants planning to enroll in programs longer than 24 weeks must obtain a Canadian Study Permit. Required documents include:

  • Proof of Acceptance: An official letter of acceptance from YORKC.
  • Proof of Identity: A valid passport with at least 15 months remaining before expiry.
  • Photograph: A recent passport-sized photo meeting IRCC specifications.
  • Financial Support: Evidence of sufficient funds to cover tuition fees and living expenses.
  • Letter of Explanation: A statement outlining the purpose of your study in Canada.

For programs shorter than 24 weeks, a study permit may not be necessary; however, a valid entry document such as an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) or a visitor visa might be required, depending on your citizenship.

General Admission Requirements for graduates

While specific requirements may vary by program, general eligibility criteria for postgraduate diploma programs at YORKC typically include:

  • Educational Background: Completion of a bachelor's degree or equivalent from a recognized institution.
  • Transcripts: Submission of official academic transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended.
  • Language Proficiency: For non-native English speakers, proof of English language proficiency through standardized tests like IELTS or TOEFL may be required.
  • Application Process: Completion of an online application form, followed by an interview (in-person or online) with an admissions team member.

Additional Requirements for International Students

International applicants planning to enroll in programs longer than 24 weeks must obtain a Canadian Study Permit. Required documents include:

  • Proof of Acceptance: An official letter of acceptance from YORKC.
  • Proof of Identity: A valid passport with at least 15 months remaining before expiry.
  • Photograph: A recent passport-sized photo meeting IRCC specifications.
  • Financial Support: Evidence of sufficient funds to cover tuition fees and living expenses.
  • Letter of Explanation: A statement outlining the purpose of your study in Canada.

For programs shorter than 24 weeks, a study permit may not be necessary; however, a valid entry document such as an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) or a visitor visa might be required, depending on your citizenship.

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Scholarships for International Undergraduate Students

1. York International Scholarship of Distinction

·         Value: CAD $15,000 for the first year; renewable at $7,500 per year for the next three years, totaling up to $37,500.

·         Eligibility: Final admission average of 85% or higher (or equivalent).

·         Renewal Criteria: Maintain full-time enrollment and satisfactory academic standing.

2. York International Merit Award

·         Value: CAD $10,000 for the first year; renewable at $5,000 per year for the next three years, totaling up to $25,000.

·         Eligibility: Final admission average between 80% and 84.9% (or equivalent).

·         Renewal Criteria: Maintain full-time enrollment and satisfactory academic standing.

3. York International Entrance Award

·         Value: One-time award of CAD $5,000.

·         Eligibility: Final admission average between 75% and 79.9% (or equivalent).

4. York International Transfer Award

·         Value: One-time award of CAD $2,500.

·         Eligibility: Transfer students with 24 or more transfer credits and a final admission average of 75% or higher.

5. President's International Scholarship of Excellence

·         Value: CAD $45,000 per year, renewable for up to three additional years, totaling up to $180,000.

·         Eligibility: Outstanding academic achievement, leadership skills, and community engagement.

·         Application: Separate application required.

·         Renewal Criteria: Maintain a minimum B+ GPA and enroll in at least four courses each term (excluding summer).

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1. York University Automatic Entrance Scholarships

·         Value:

o    95%+ admission average: $3,500 per year (renewable for up to three additional years).

o    90–94.9%: $2,000 per year (renewable).

o    85–89.9%: $1,500 per year (renewable).

o    80–84.9%: $1,000 per year (renewable).

·         Eligibility: Based on final admission average.

2. Faculty-Specific Entrance Awards

·         Examples:

o    Liberal Arts & Professional Studies Entrance Award: $6,800 over four years.

o    Kinesiology & Health Science Entrance Award: $2,100.

o    Science International Entrance Scholarship: $3,000.

·         Eligibility: Varies by faculty; typically based on academic achievement and program of study.

·         Application: Some require separate applications; others are automatic.

3. Prestigious Scholarships

·         Examples:

o    Schulich Leader Scholarships: Up to $120,000 for students entering STEM programs.

o    Tentanda Via Award: $40,000 for domestic students; $120,000 for international students.

·         Eligibility: Exceptional academic achievement, leadership, and community involvement.

·         Application: Separate application required; competitive selection process.

 Additional Information

·         Application Process: For scholarships requiring a separate application, students must complete the International Student Scholarship & Award Application form by the specified deadlines. 

·         Residence Guarantee: Direct-entry international students starting in Fall 2025 are eligible for a four-year on-campus housing guarantee.

·         Emergency Bursaries: York University offers emergency bursaries for international students facing unforeseen financial difficulties. These are intended to support expenses arising from immediate and unforeseen circumstances and are not meant to cover tuition fees.

·         Student Profile: To be considered for various scholarships, bursaries, and on-campus employment programs, students should complete and submit their Student Profile on York's Financial Aid, Awards, and Scholarships (FAAS) Application system at the start of each academic session.

Scholarships for Graduate Students at York University

1. Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS)

·         Value: CAD $15,000 per year ($5,000 per term for up to three terms).

·         Eligibility:

o    Open to Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and international students.

o    Must be enrolled in or plan to enroll in a full-time graduate program (master's or doctoral) at a university in Ontario.

o    Achieved a minimum academic average of A− (80%) over the last two years of study.

·         Application: Applicants must apply through their respective graduate programs. Deadlines and application procedures may vary by program.

2. Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships

·         Value: CAD $50,000 per year for three years.

·         Eligibility:

o    Open to Canadian and international doctoral students.

Proven leadership abilities and exceptional academic performance in graduate studies across disciplines such as social sciences, humanities, natural sciences, engineering, or health-related fields.

·         Application: Candidates must be nominated by the Canadian institution at which they want to study.

3. York University Graduate Scholarships

·         Value: Varies by program and faculty.

·         Eligibility:

o    Open to domestic and international students enrolled in graduate programs at York University.

o    Criteria vary depending on the specific scholarship or award.

·         Application: Many scholarships are awarded automatically based on academic merit, while others require a separate application. Students should consult their graduate program or the Faculty of Graduate Studies for specific opportunities and application procedures.

Additional Information

·         Financial Aid, Awards, and Scholarships (FAAS) Application: York University uses the FAAS system to match students with awards they are eligible for. Graduate students should complete their Student Profile on the FAAS system to be considered for various scholarships and bursaries. 

·         Emergency Funding: York University offers emergency bursaries for students facing unforeseen financial difficulties. These are intended to support expenses arising from immediate and unforeseen circumstances and are not meant to cover tuition fees.

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General Admission Requirements for undergraduate

  • Educational Background: Completion of secondary education equivalent to the Canadian high school diploma.
  • Transcripts required: Submission of the official academic transcripts from all previously attended institutions.
  • Language Proficiency: For non-native English speakers, proof of English language proficiency through standardized tests like IELTS or TOEFL may be required.
  • Application Process: Completion of an online application form, followed by an interview (in-person or online) with an admissions team member.

Additional Requirements for International Students

International applicants planning to enroll in programs longer than 24 weeks must obtain a Canadian Study Permit. Required documents include:

  • Proof of Acceptance: An official letter of acceptance from YORKC.
  • Proof of Identity: A valid passport with at least 15 months remaining before expiry.
  • Photograph: A recent passport-sized photo meeting IRCC specifications.
  • Financial Support: Evidence of sufficient funds to cover tuition fees and living expenses.
  • Letter of Explanation: A statement outlining the purpose of your study in Canada.

For programs shorter than 24 weeks, a study permit may not be necessary; however, a valid entry document such as an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) or a visitor visa might be required, depending on your citizenship.

General Admission Requirements for graduates

While specific requirements may vary by program, general eligibility criteria for postgraduate diploma programs at YORKC typically include:

  • Educational Background: Completion of a bachelor's degree or equivalent from a recognized institution.
  • Transcripts: Submission of official academic transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended.
  • Language Proficiency: For non-native English speakers, proof of English language proficiency through standardized tests like IELTS or TOEFL may be required.
  • Application Process: Completion of an online application form, followed by an interview (in-person or online) with an admissions team member.

Additional Requirements for International Students

International applicants planning to enroll in programs longer than 24 weeks must obtain a Canadian Study Permit. Required documents include:

  • Proof of Acceptance: An official letter of acceptance from YORKC.
  • Proof of Identity: A valid passport with at least 15 months remaining before expiry.
  • Photograph: A recent passport-sized photo meeting IRCC specifications.
  • Financial Support: Evidence of sufficient funds to cover tuition fees and living expenses.
  • Letter of Explanation: A statement outlining the purpose of your study in Canada.

For programs shorter than 24 weeks, a study permit may not be necessary; however, a valid entry document such as an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) or a visitor visa might be required, depending on your citizenship.

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