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Updated Jun 9, 2025
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The Dean’s Award at Algoma University offers a valuable entrance scholarship of $1,000 for international secondary school graduates beginning their first year of undergraduate study. This scholarship supports students who demonstrate strong academic achievement and are committed to full-time study.

The Dean’s Award at Algoma University offers a valuable entrance scholarship of $1,000 for international secondary school graduates beginning their first year of undergraduate study. This scholarship supports students who demonstrate strong academic achievement and are committed to full-time study. Eligibility Criteria - Must be an international student graduating from secondary school. - Entering the first year of an undergraduate degree program at Algoma University. - Enrolled full-time, taking at least 12 credits per term during the Fall and Winter sessions. - Achieved a minimum B+ average or the equivalent academic standing based on the grading system of the student’s country. Scholarship Value - The award provides $1,000 to assist with tuition or other educational expenses. - It is a one-time entrance scholarship granted upon admission. Important Notes - The scholarship is specifically for new international students starting their undergraduate studies. - Academic performance is assessed based on the student’s previous secondary school record. - Maintaining full-time status is required to qualify for the scholarship. This scholarship is an excellent opportunity for international students seeking financial support based on academic excellence at Algoma University. Prospective applicants are encouraged to check their eligibility and apply early to benefit from this award.

Eligibility

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

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