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1 Scholarships and AwardsThese scholarshipsare primarily available to high school students from Ontario, universities offer scholarships to applicants from outside Ontario and from outside Canada, as well as upper-year and mature students, but thesescholarships are not listed on eINFO. Contact the universitiesdirectly for further UniversityNameQuantityValueCriteriaAddit ional InformationApplication RequiredAlgomaUniversityAlumniAward I1A scholarship of up to $2,000 is given to the child of an Algoma University alumna or alumnus with the highest average on the 6 best U or M courses presented foradmission. The candidate must enroll in and maintain 30 credits over 2 consecutive terms (fall/winter) of study at Algoma U. This award is IV1$2,000 The Algoma University Alumni Entrance Award IV is a scholarship of up to $2,000 that is given to the applicant submitting the best 500-word essay.

2 Essays must bewritten in English and accompany an application form; should consider Algoma University s characteristics and the historical relevance of the Thunderbird logo, andexplain why you chose Algoma University and why you chose to undertake studies in your particular field. This award is :June 30, $3,000 Awarded to a student entering their first year of university who demonstrates academic achievement and community leadership while involved in political, social oracademic :June 30, andBrickenDalseg,Pioneers ofLake-of-the-WoodsStudentAward1$5,000 This award will provide financial assistance of up to $5,000 to 1 Anishinaabe (First Nation, M tis or Inuit), student entering his or her first year at Algoma U, who isresident in the Treaty 3 Area of Ontario, with a demonstrated financial need.

3 If no such student qualifies for the award in any academic year, the award may be given to anAnishinaabe (First Nation, M tis or Inuit) student, entering his or her first year at Algoma U, who is a resident of Ontario with a demonstrated financial need, at thediscretion of the university. This award is :June 30, Not RequiredAlgomaUniversityAward ofExcellence BronzeUnlimited$1,500 Awarded to all Canadian citizen secondary school graduates who present an entrance average of 80 Awards are based on the 6 best U/M final grades presentedfor admission, and are renewable for up to 3 additional years. Maximum value: $6, ofExcellence GoldUnlimited$3,000 Awarded to all candidates who present an entrance average of 90 Awards are based on the 6 best U/M final grades presented for admission, and are renewablefor up to 3 additional years.

4 Maximum value: $12, ofExcellence PlatinumUnlimited$4,000 Awarded to all candidates presenting an entrance average of 95% or better. Awards are based on the 6 best U/M final grades presented for admission, and are renewablefor up to 3 additional years. Maximum value: $16, and Awards370 Last Updated: August 31, 2018|eINFO 2018 2019 NameQuantityValueCriteriaAdditional InformationAlgomaUniversityAward ofExcellence SilverUnlimited$2,500 Awarded to all candidates presenting an entrance average of 85 Awards are based on the 6 best U/M final grades presented for admission, and are renewable forup to 3 additional years. Maximum value: $10, $3,500In recognition of the generosity of the Sanders family, a $3,500 scholarship, renewable for up to 3 additional years, is available to the secondary school graduate who hascompleted all of his or her qualifying requirements in the academic year prior to commencing university studies at Algoma U, and who presents the second-highestaverage over 90% on the 6 best U or M courses presented for admission.

5 The candidate must enroll in and maintain 30 credits over 2 consecutive terms of study atAlgoma U. For renewal, candidates must maintain a minimum average of 80% each academic year on 30 credits taken in 2 consecutive terms (fall/winter) of must be enrolled in 30 credits over 2 consecutive terms (fall/winter) of study in the current year they are receiving the award. Maximum Value: $14,000. TheCarl J. Sanders Scholarship is non-cumulative with the Algoma U Awards of Excellence, Edward & Frank McGrath Award of Excellence, Peggy & Willmont MacDonnell,the City of Sault Ste. Marie Admission Scholarships, Algoma U Achievement Scholarships and the John R. Rhodes andEdwardMcGrathAward ofExcellence1$3,750 Through a generous contribution from the estates of brothers Edward and Frank McGrath, a $3,750 scholarship, renewable for up to 3 additional years, is available to thesecondary school graduate who has completed all his or her qualifying requirements in the academic year prior to commencing university studies at Algoma U and whopresents the highest average over 90% on the 6 best U or M courses presented for admission.

6 The candidate must enroll in and maintain 30 credits over 2 consecutiveterms of study (fall/winter) at Algoma U. For renewal, candidates must maintain a minimum average of 80% each academic year on 30 credits taken in 2 consecutiveterms (fall/winter) of study. Candidates must be enrolled in 30 credits over 2 consecutive terms (fall/winter) of study in the current year they are receiving the value: $15,000. The Edward & Frank McGrath Award is non-cumulative with the Algoma U Awards of Excellence, Carl J. Sanders Scholarship, Peggy &Willmont MacDonnell Scholarship, City of Sault Ste. Marie Admission Scholarship I & II, Algoma U Achievement Scholarship, and John R. Rhodes andWillmontMacDonnellScholarship1$3,000I n honour of Peggy and Willmont MacDonnell, benefactors to Algoma University, this $3,000 scholarship, renewable for up to 3 additional years, is available to thesecondary school graduate who has completed all his or her qualifying requirements in the academic year prior to commencing university studies at Algoma U and whopresents the third-highest average over 90% on the 6 best U or M courses presented for admission.

7 The candidate must enroll in and maintain 30 credits over 2consecutive terms (fall/winter) of study. For renewal, candidates must maintain a minimum average of 80% each academic year on 30 credits taken in 2 consecutive terms(fall/winter) of study. Candidates must be enrolled in 30 credits over 2 consecutive terms (fall/winter) of study in the current year they are receiving the award. MaximumValue: $12,000. The Peggy and Willmont MacDonnell Scholarship is non-cumulative with the Algoma U Awards of Excellence, Edward & Frank McGrath Award ofExcellence, Carl J. Sanders Scholarship, City of Sault Ste. Marie Admission Scholarships, Algoma U Achievement Scholarships and John R. Rhodes 'sInstituteand PrinceTownshipScholarship1$500 The Prince Women s Institute and Prince Township Scholarship Award will provide an annual award of $500 to a student in their first year of full-time studies at AlgomaUniversity.

8 The recipient must be a resident of Prince Township. In the event that a first-year student does not meet the criteria, the award will be made available to anupper-year student who meets the criteria. This award is ,Rajwant,Paul andAnita SohiFamilyScholarship2$1,250 The Sardar, Rajwant, Paul and Anita Sohi Family Scholarship will provide 2 scholarships valued at a minimum of $1,250 each, to first-year students who are: FirstGeneration students and are First Nations, Metis or Inuit. Preference will be given to students enrolled in either a math, science or engineering program. To be eligible thecandidate(s) must be enrolled in full-time studies at Algoma University, with a course load of 30 credits over 2 consecutive terms of (fall/winter) study.

9 He/she must have aminimum average of 70% in their first term. This award is any given academic year, if Algoma University is not able to identify student(s) who meet the criteria for this award, the scholarship will be awarded to a FirstGeneration, First Nations, Metis or Inuit student(s) in any program, who has a demonstrated financial need and is in good academic the Cityof SaultSte. MarieAdmissionScholarshipI6$2,000An annual grant provides scholarships of $2,000, renewable for up to 3 additional years, to each of the top graduates from each of the secondary schools in Sault enrolling in 30 credits over 2 consecutive terms (fall/winter) of studies at Algoma U. Candidates must be residents of Sault Ste Marie, Ontario, and have completedall their qualifying requirements in the academic year prior to commencing studies at Algoma U, and present an average of 80% on the 6 best U or M courses presentedfor admission.

10 For renewal, candidates must maintain a minimum average of 80% each academic year on 30 credits taken in 2 consecutive terms (fall/winter) of must be enrolled in 30 credits over 2 consecutive terms (fall/winter) of study in the current year they are receiving the award. This scholarship is non-cumulative with the Algoma U Awards of Excellence, Edward & Frank McGrath Award, Carl J. Sanders Scholarship, Peggy & Willmont MacDonnell Scholarship, City ofSault Ste. Marie Admission Scholarships, Algoma U Achievement Scholarships and John R. Rhodes and Awards (Algoma University)371 Last Updated: August 31, 2018|eINFO 2018 2019 NameQuantityValueCriteriaAdditional InformationTheCorporationof the Cityof SaultSte. MarieAdmissionScholarshipII1An annual grant provides one scholarship of $2,000, renewable for up to 3 additional years, to a resident of Sault Ste.