“They reduced the French bursary and introduced an English counterpart,” said Rezaigue.
“They reduced the French bursary and introduced an English counterpart,” said Rezaigue.
U SPORTS drops grade requirements for scholarships and eligibility
Amanda Doku was one of two students from the University of Ottawa to receive the prestigious scholarship for the 2022-23 academic year.
For Morah, who is originally from Alberta, the scholarship will help alleviate the financial burden associated with studying in Ontario.
The University of Ottawa has launched a scholarship fund to honour the three students who died in a plane crash near Tehran, Iran earlier this month. The scholarship fund is established in collaboration with the Canadian Science Policy Centre and the U of O will match all donations to the fund up to a maximum total of $100,000.
A University of Ottawa master of social work student has won a provincial scholarship for her work boosting awareness on how students can access mental health resources on campus.
Calin and Elaine Rovinescu say the scholarship will support first-generation Canadians or children of immigrants to Canada who want to study at the U of O or the Université de Montréal. The $2-million in funding will be split equally between both institutions.
Keeping with the theme of the festival, students were able to apply for a $1,000 scholarship by submitting pieces of self-made art in one of three categories—visual art, sculptures, and costuming. Although it was not required, most of the art centered around fandom and geek related content, allowing applicants to share their love for the things they are passionate about through art.
A posthumous $1-million donation to the University of Ottawa hopes to help common law and medical students finance their education.
While it can seem nearly impossible to keep that cash flowing until next year, the Fulcrum has the advice you need to keep your money—and your grades—up.