scholarships

This measure looks at the universities’ commitment to funding scholarships and bursaries

You don’t need the highest grades in your class or serious financial need in order to be eligible for awards. Says one expert: ’You can’t win if you don’t try.’

How a group of creative Canadian academics is changing the face—or is that sound?—of scholarship

The compelling stories of three Indspire award recipients

Tuition is only part of the cost of going to university. There’s also the cost of books, food, travel and the occasional beer. Here’s how students finance their education.

The schools devoting the largest portion of their operating budget to scholarships and bursaries

It pays to start looking early and widely for financial support

Many scholarships don’t require top marks for a student to be eligible: all you need is a bit of research, some creativity and a big roll of duct tape

The Ted Rogers Scholarship Fund supports young people with leadership skills who improve their communities. Here, inspiring stories from the class of ’17.

To win a full-ride scholarship, you really have to shine. Here are four applicants who caught the judges’ eyes.