A male Meerkat. Though never a straight 'A' student, Blake has always done well academically. He went to public school until the eighth grade, when he graduated and began attending a private high school in Chordata Valley, Metazoa.
After his high school graduation, he took a year off to travel in Eurasia, where he lived with a family of English Boars, earning money as a vineyard assistant. Upon return to North America, he went home to Metazoa state and used the money he had earned to enrol himself in college. Blake is quite skilled in abstract art and wishes to acquire an AA degree, after which he plans to pursue a career in the arts.
Though Blake hasn't achieved much in the area of popularity, he relates to others well and has gained many friends in the University.
The University of Toronto has an academic path for every student. From arts to sciences, we have an undergraduate or post-graduate program for you!
Learn more about the financial, scholarships, bursaries, fees, and work study information that you need to know about going to the University of Toronto.
Scholarships recognize academic excellence and may also take into account community involvement, leadership, creativity and other qualities.
In addition to University of Toronto scholarships, you should also consider the many awards offered through various external companies and agencies. If you have questions regarding these awards, you should direct them to the awarding organization. These awards are updated frequently, so check back regularly for up-to-date information.
Admission Scholarships are for those individuals applying to the University for undergraduate studies.
In-course Scholarships are available to students currently registered at the University of Toronto. Additional information on In-course Scholarships is available through a Division's (Campus, Faculty, College) Registrar's Office.
Discover over 4,400 undergraduate admission scholarships that the University of Toronto, along with its faculties, campuses and colleges, awards each year.
Eligible high school students are automatically considered for a variety of admission scholarships when they apply to the University. Awards and cut-offs vary by campus, faculty and college.
There are also admission scholarships that require a separate application, and others that require you to complete an awards profile.
University of Toronto students have access to over 5,900 in-course scholarships every year. These scholarships are awarded to current students who are excelling in their programs. For example, through the University of Toronto Scholars Program, students completing their first, second or third year of study can receive scholarships of $1,500 each – the University offers 100 of these per level every year.
Top students will automatically be considered for most of these awards, but be sure to browse through the various opportunities, as some do require applications.
With some exceptions, students are permitted to retain multiple awards up to a maximum aggregate value of $15,000 per year.
Campuses, faculties and colleges offer both admission and in-course scholarships to their outstanding students. Several colleges also offer residence scholarships.
Qualified students will be automatically considered for most of these scholarships. Others will require an application. Please refer to the individual college or faculty web site listed below for further information.
The School of Graduate Studies maintains a list of major graduate awards accessible through their website.
Use this sorter to research scholarships available to University of Toronto applicants and students. Select the type of award you are interested in learning about. Applicants should look at the Admission Scholarships for undergraduate students. Current students should look at awards for undergraduate or graduate students, depending on which scenario suits your needs.
IMPORTANT: If the application deadline falls on a day the University is closed (e.g. weekend, statutory holiday, etc), applications are accepted on the following business day
Use this filter to determine the type of award you are interested in: Admission Scholarship, Grant, Bursary, etc. In general, awards with these titles are awards offered by the University of Toronto. The entries listed as “Admission Scholarship” are, generally, University of Toronto awards, while those listed as "Scholarship for Current Students" may be University of Toronto awards or external awards the University wishes to bring to your attention.
Use this filter to determine which awards require an application, which are automatic consideration and which require you to create an Awards Profile at join.utoronto.ca
Use this filter to determine who can receive the award. Most awards are divided between Undergraduate and Graduate Awards with some open to all students.
The BBPA scholarships are open to full-time University/College students who satisfy the following criteria:
Bursary for Students with Disabilities (BSWD)/Canada Student Grant for Services and Equipment for Persons with Permanent Disabilities (CSG-PDSE)
Full-time and part-time students self-identifying as having a permanent or temporary disability and have disability-related postsecondary educational costs for services or equipment that are not covered by another agency or service
Canadian citizens or permanent residents entering any first-entry program at the University of Toronto; minimum admission average of 95%; demonstrated leadership excellence
Undergraduate students registered full-time in any University of Toronto program with a minimum CGPA of 3.2 and outstanding accomplishment to enhance sustainability of the University of Toronto
Applicants must be 17 years of age or older and attending a recognized post-secondary institution in the Fall of 2018 as first-time or returning students, or mature students, 19 years of age or older;
Students enroled in the Graduate Department of Nursing Science who have completed courses in community health; Canadian citizen/permanent resident and resident of Ontario
Students completing first year of the second-entry 2 year BScN program. Interest is to work with multicultural families; Canadian citizen/permanent resident and resident of Ontario
Native students in the health professional programs at the undergraduate or graduate level; Canadian citizen/permanent resident and resident of Ontario
Student enrolled in graduate Women's Studies; Canadian citizen/permanent resident and resident of Ontario
Awarded to a student whom has completed 3rd year enrolled in a major or specialist program in Women's Studies; Canadian citizen/permanent resident and resident of Ontario
Community Service Scholarship Scholarship for Current Students Application Required Unrestricted Open
Undergraduate or graduate students in the Division of the Environment or Community studies or any program of study relating to these fields
To be awarded to an undergraduate student who has self-identified with mental health challenges (registration with Accessibility Services is not required). Recipient will be determined on the basis of academic excellence and demonstrated leadership in the University and/or broader community. Leadership can be broadly defined in terms of any social, academic, and volunteer experience in the University or in the community.
To be awarded to first entry undergraduate students who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents and residents of Ontario, on the basis of academic excellence, financial need and community involvement
3rd or 4th year undergraduate students interested in pursing work in any aspect of Carribean study/research.
Any student currently enrolled in an accredited Canadian university in a program that has an occupational health and safety component.
Your university fees consist of tuition, incidental and ancillary fees, and are based on several factors. In addition, you’ll want to consider other costs such as books, supplies, residence, transportation, food and other expenses.
If you are a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or protected person, there are many sources of financial aid available to help you cover the costs of your University of Toronto education – from OSAP and other government aid, to assistance provided by the University. Explore your options.
If you are an international applicant, you should find out about your home country’s financial aid programs to see if you qualify for assistance. The University of Toronto is a publically-funded institution and because of that cannot offer financial aid to international students.
The University of Toronto is a publically-funded institution and because of that cannot offer financial aid to international students. If you are an international applicant, you should find out about your home country’s financial aid programs to see if you qualify for assistance.
Submit your OSAP application, then print and sign the consents and declaration pages - and any other required supporting documentation - and either upload them through your OSAP account online, or submit by mail or in person to Enrolment Services.
Follow the instructions provided to submit your Master Student Financial Assistance Agreement (MSFAA) at a Designated Canada Post Office to be forwarded to the National Student Loan Service Centre (NSLSC).
Eligible high school students are automatically considered for a variety of admission scholarships when they apply to the University. There are also admissions scholarships that require a separate application, and others that require you to complete an awards profile.
Note, however, that the value of scholarships is rarely sufficient to cover all costs the student will incur while attending University of Toronto.
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Financial Aid for Canadian provinces outside Ontario, including submission of required documents for out of province financial aid: can.oop.financialaid@utoronto.ca
Financial Aid for United States Citizens, including US Federal Student Aid loan opportunities, private loans (non-government), Veteran Affairs certification requests for benefits & education tax credits: usa.financialaid@utoronto.ca
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