Summary:
Concordia University offers various Province Awards aimed at reducing tuition fees for out-of-province Canadian students admitted to undergraduate, graduate diploma, and graduate thesis programs. These awards recognize academic achievement and help attract talented students from across Canada.
Deadline: Undergraduate applicants: Admission deadlines for your chosen program apply. Graduate applicants (diploma and thesis): Admissions deadlines for your chosen program apply.
Sponsor:
The University of Concordia, funded through various channels including institutional funds, donations, and partnerships.
Eligibility:
- Open to Canadian citizens and permanent residents who are not residents of Quebec at the time of application.
- Specific requirements vary depending on the program level (undergraduate, graduate diploma, graduate thesis) and award type.
- Typically, high school GPA (undergraduate) or minimum GPA in previous studies (graduate) are considered.
- Meeting Quebec residency requirements at the application deadline disqualifies you.
Benefit:
- Reduces tuition fees to the Quebec rate, offering significant financial savings.
- Undergraduate award values range from $2,000 to $9,251 depending on program and award type.
- Graduate diploma and thesis awards typically reduce fees by $2,000 or $1,000 respectively.
- This support makes studying at Concordia more accessible for talented out-of-province students.