Aboriginal Student
Scholarships, Bursaries & Awards
| Entering Aboriginal Students Criteria | | Scholarships | | Bursaries |
| Continuing Aboriginal Students Criteria | | Scholarships | | Bursaries |
Entering Aboriginal Students Criteria
STM Entering Aboriginal Students are defined as:
- Students proceeding directly from high school to university
- Students who have been out of high school for one or more years and have less than 18 credit units transferable to a program of study at the University of Saskatchewan
- Must be a student of Aboriginal ancestry
- Aboriginal ancestry is determined in accordance with the Canadian Constitution Act, 1982 Part II, Section 35(2). An Aboriginal person is an Indian, Metis, or Inuit Person of Canada.
- Applicants must provide proof of Aboriginal ancestry
- A student must be registered as an STM student
- A student must be registered in at least 6 credit units of coursework through STM
- A student must be registered in at least 18 credit units of coursework in his or her first year (9 credit units per term).
- A student must have financial need.
- Financial need will be assessed when the student has filled out the financial need assessment Form
- In any given year, the amount and awarding STM scholarships and bursaries is contingent upon the availability of funds.
- First year students who have received one of the following U of S scholarships: Presidents First and Best Scholarship, Chancellors’
- Scholarship, or U of S Entrance Scholarship are not eligible for an entrance scholarship from STM.
- A student may receive only one scholarship unless no other student is eligible for a specific scholarship
- To receive a scholarship or award the student must attend the STM Awards Ceremony.
- To receive a bursary student must attend the STM Bursary Event.
Scholarships
STM Entering Aboriginal Student Scholarships
Donor: St. Thomas More College
Value: $1500
Number given out each year: Up to 2
Eligibility: awarded based on university admission average.
Bursaries
STM Entering Aboriginal Student Bursaries
Donor: St. Thomas More College
Value: $1500
Number given out each year: Up to 7
Eligibility: Student must
- demostrate financial need.
Continuing Aboriginal Students Criteria
STM Continuing Aboriginal Students are defined as:
- Students who have successfully completed a minimum of 18 credit units in the previous year’s regular session (September to April)
- Must be a student of Aboriginal ancestry
- Aboriginal ancestry is determined in accordance with the Canadian Constitution Act, 1982 Part II, Section 35(2). An Aboriginal person is an Indian, Metis, or Inuit Person of Canada.
- Applicants must provide proof of Aboriginal ancestry
- A student must be registered as an STM student
- A student must be registered in at least 18 credit units of coursework in his or her first year (9 credit units per term).
- Preference is given to students currently enrolled in STM courses or students engaged in the life of STM College
- A student must have financial need.
- Financial need will be assessed when the student has filled out the financial need assessment Form
Notes:
- In any given year, the amount and awarding STM’scholarships and bursaries is contingent upon the availability of funds.
- A student may receive only one scholarship unless no other student is eligible for a specific scholarship.
- To receive a scholarship or award the student must attend the STM Awards Ceremony.
- To receive a bursary student must attend the STM Bursary Event.
Scholarships
Dielschneider Aboriginal Scholarship
Donor: Peter and Joyce Dielschneider
Value: Varies
Number given out each year: At least 1
Eligibility: Student must
- be a Catholic student
- have an average of 65% or above
- be from Saskatchewan
Bursaries
Dielschneider Aboriginal Bursary
Donor: Peter and Joyce Dielschneider
Value: Varies
Number given out each year: At least 1
Eligibility: Student must
- be a Catholic student
- have an average of 60% or above
- be from Saskatchewan
STM Continuing Aboriginal Student Bursaries
Donor: St. Thomas More College
Value: $1500
Number given out each year: At least 5
Eligibility: Student must
- demostrate financial need.
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The most important work we have to do is to talk to students…Here is where real education takes place.
