Scholarship application for incoming Environment students

The Faculty of Environment and St. Paul's University College Fall 2020 scholarship applications for incoming undergraduate students opens February 1, 2020.

Dean of Environment's Scholarship for Excellence
The Dean of Environment’s Scholarship for Excellence is awarded to up to five incoming undergraduate Environment students. Recipients are selected based on academic excellence, demonstrated leadership, and a passion for the environment. These scholarships are valued at $7,500.
Faculty of Environment Student Engagement Award
The Faculty of Environment Student Engagement Award is available to up to 25 incoming undergraduate Environment students. Recipients are selected based on their previous volunteer, leadership, and/or sustainability-related activities in their communities. These scholarships are valued at $2,000 each.
St. Paul's International Development Continuing Scholarship
St. Paul’s University College offers up to four scholarships each year to students entering the International Development (INDEV) program. These scholarships pay $10,000 over the four years of the degree.

To be considered for our scholarships, you must:

have an admission average of 85% or higher
submit the Admission Information Form (AIF) by April 3, 2020. We recommend completing your AIF prior to submitting this scholarship application. Learn more about the AIF and review application instructions
complete this application form by April 10, 2020.

Good luck!

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First Name * (required)

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Your list of extracurricular activities submitted via the AIF will be used to assess this scholarship application. Briefly describe how the past activities and achievements you listed in the AIF relate to environmental sustainability. * (required)

Consider discussing themes of leadership, community sustainability or volunteerism to shape your response. Please limit responses to 300 words.

How do you plan to use the knowledge and skills you develop during your undergraduate degree to create a more sustainable and equitable future? * (required)

Please limit your response to 300 words or less.

Have you received an offer to International Development and would you like to complete the International Development Continuing Scholarship application? * (required)

If you select yes the question will appear below. If you select any other option the application will remain hidden.

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Have you received an offer to International Development and would you like to complete the International Development Continuing Scholarship application? Other...

Why is it important to study International Development?

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Students who are awarded the Dean of Environment's Scholarship for Excellence will no longer be eligible for the Faculty of Environment's Automatic Entrance Scholarship program but may still receive the Distinction, President’s or Merit Scholarship. * (required)

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