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Students at Risk Award

University of Saskatchewan (USASK)

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CA$5,000 - CA$10,000
Updated Jun 5, 2025
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Overview

The University of Saskatchewan offers the Students at Risk Award, providing financial support ranging from $5,000 to $10,000 to international undergraduate and graduate students facing significant financial challenges. This award aims to assist students whose academic pursuits are hindered by crises impacting their …

The University of Saskatchewan offers the Students at Risk Award, providing financial support ranging from $5,000 to $10,000 to international undergraduate and graduate students facing significant financial challenges. This award aims to assist students whose academic pursuits are hindered by crises impacting their financial stability. Eligibility - Open to both entering and continuing international undergraduate and graduate students. - Applicants must demonstrate financial need. - Submit a personal statement (maximum 3,800 characters) detailing financial challenges caused by an international crisis that affects their ability to pursue academic goals. - Provide a letter of reference from a supporter endorsing the application. Award Value and Number Offered - Award value ranges between $5,000 and $10,000. - The number of awards offered varies. Selection Criteria - Selection is based primarily on financial need as assessed by the Award Committee. - The committee considers the severity of the applicant’s financial situation as described in the personal statement and supported by the reference letter. This award is a valuable opportunity for international students at the University of Saskatchewan who are experiencing financial hardship due to global crises. Prospective applicants are encouraged to prepare a compelling statement and secure a strong letter of support to enhance their chances of receiving this critical funding.

Eligibility

Eligible levels: 3-Year Bachelor's Degree, 4-Year Bachelor's Degree, Doctoral / PhD, Integrated Masters, Master's Degree, Non-Credential, Post-Secondary Certificate, Postgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma, Top-up Degree, Undergraduate Advanced Diploma, Undergraduate Diploma Eligible nationalities: All nationalities (unless noted in description)

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