Students attending TAU-International who are interested in finding outside financial aid for their academic studies can use this information in order to help them with funding sources and opportunities.
Application forms are available at your local financial aid office, and on-line at your Provincial Ministry of Colleges and Universities.
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Eligibility: Must be recent high school graduates, university students or graduate students pursuing teacher training or general studies in Israel Open to Canadian citizens who demonstrate financial need must be accepted for at least one year at an accredited postsecondary program.
Application Process: Three letters of recommendation required, one of which must be by a high school principal or university studies director.
Canadian Friends of Tel Aviv University OSOTF Scholarships (incorporating the Berdie and Irvin Cohen Award, the Vera Dolly Denty Award, the Marnie Kimelman Award, and the Louis Manpel Award) Given annually to one or more York graduate or undergraduate students in any area of study for full-time study at Tel Aviv University. The value of the awards is based on financial need and variable to a maximum of $5,000 for a year of graduate study, $5,000 for a year of undergraduate study, and $1000 for summer study. For one semester of study, the maximum is half the full year sum.
Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)
OSAP is a financial aid program that can help you pay for college or university through both grants and student loans. Eligibility:
Quebec
Eligibility: Candidates must be permanent residents of Montreal who have demonstrated academic excellence and community involvement. Candidates will agree to return to Montreal to participate in the Jewish community.
Quebec Student Aid
Purpose: To recognize and reward academic achievement at the senior high school level and to encourage students to pursue post-secondary studies.
Eligibility: Must be a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident and an Alberta resident Must plan to enroll or be enrolled full-time in a post-secondary program or apprenticeship program.
Selection: A student must have a minimum combined average based on five designated courses in at least one grade: Grade 10, 11 or 12. A student does not need to meet this average in all three school years or in all courses to qualify for a portion of the scholarship. The minimum average, value of the award, and courses that can be used depend on the year the student graduated
Purpose: To encourage students to pursue a post-secondary education and to recognize and reward exceptional academic achievement at the senior high school level.
Value: One award of $3,500 Eligibility: Open residents of Alberta, who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents. It must have completed their final year of high school in Alberta. The school has payday loans in Nebraska to follow the Alberta Education Curriculum. Applicants must be continuing their studies for a degree granting post-secondary institution in Canada. University transfer programs are acceptable.
Selection: Grade 12 high school students are ranked according to the same criteria as for the Rutherford Scholars as determined on the first writing of Diploma Examinations in the following courses: one of English 30-1, 30-2, or Francais 30, 30-2, and Social Studies 30, 30-1 or 30-2 plus any three other subjects: Mathematics 31, Mathematics 30-1 or 30-2, Biology 30, Chemistry 30, Physics 30 or Science 30.
Eligibility: Applicants must be residents of Alberta and plan to enroll at a university, college or technical institute, in the second or subsequent year of full-time study. Alberta students studying outside the province because their program of study is not offered in Alberta will be considered for a scholarship if their class standing is in the top two percent of their program.