SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS & BURSARIES

ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS

Through the Chancellor’s Scholarship Series, MacEwan offers entrance scholarships to newly admitted students based on previous academic achievement.

You do not need to apply for the Chancellor’s Scholarship Series. If you meet the criteria and you are beginning studies in the Fall or Winter term, you are automatically considered. If you are successful, you receive notice with your offer of admission.

Scholarships are available for both Canadian/domestic students and international students.

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Canadian/domestic
Chancellor’s Scholarship Series 

Awarded to Canadian/domestic students entering a degree program with an admission average in the following tiers:

Degree programs

Chancellor’s
Scholarship

95-100%

Fall | Winter

President’s
Scholarship

90-94.99%

Fall | Winter

Provost’s
Scholarship

85-89.99%

Fall | Winter

Dean’s
Scholarship

80-84.99%

Fall | Winter

Students who meet the following criteria will automatically be considered for the award:

  • Canadian Citizen, Permanent Resident, or Protected Person
  • With an admission average within one of the scholarship tiers
  • Entering a degree program directly from high school in the Fall term or the Winter term.

Students entering directly from high school with dual credit courses are encouraged to contact awards@macewan.ca to confirm eligibility.

  • Entrance scholarships are based on the program you have selected and your admission average.
  • In the Faculty of Nursing, all students who meet the requirements for the Chancellor’s Scholarship receive the offer at time of admission. Other students are considered for the President’s and Provost’s Scholarships after the start of the program. These scholarships are offered based on the next highest averages up to a combined total of 30 across all three tiers for students in this faculty.
  • In the Faculty of Fine Arts and Communications, students may also be selected based on their outstanding audition and/or portfolio. The additional criteria listed above still apply.
  • If you are successful, you will be notified via email, which will be sent to your myMacEwan student Gmail account.
  • If your admission average changes, your scholarship will be adjusted accordingly. You will receive a subsequent email notification before the start of the term. This notification will contain information on changes to your scholarship, if applicable.

Fall Entrance

  • The scholarship is disbursed in two equal amounts across two terms (Fall and Winter).
  • To maintain a scholarship offer, you must be enrolled in at least 12 credits in the Fall term and 12 credits in the Winter term by the add/drop deadline in September.
  • To receive the second installment of funds in the Winter term, you must complete at least 12 credits in the Fall term with a minimum GPA of 2.0 and remain enrolled in 12 credits for the Winter term.

Winter Entrance

  • The scholarship is disbursed in the Winter term.
  • To receive the scholarship, you must be enrolled in at least 12 credits in the Winter term by the add/drop deadline.

The Chancellor’s Scholarship will be automatically renewed, provided that you remain in a MacEwan University degree program and maintain the required GPA and course load in years 2-4. Additional criteria apply.

Chancellor's continuing scholarship
Domestic students (renewable)

Fall | Winter

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International
Chancellor’s Scholarship Series

Awarded to international students entering a degree or diploma program with an admission average or admission grade point average (AGPA) in the following tiers.

Degree programs

Chancellor’s
Scholarship

95-100% or
AGPA higher than 3.99

Fall | Winter

President’s
Scholarship

90-94.99% or
AGPA of 3.90-3.99

Fall | Winter

Provost's
Scholarship

85-89.99% or
AGPA of 3.70-3.89

Fall | Winter

Dean's
Scholarship

80-84.99% or
AGPA of 3.5-3.69

Fall | Winter

Diploma programs

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President's
Scholarship

90+% or
AGPA of 3.90+

Fall | Winter

Provost’s
Scholarship

80-89.99% or
AGPA of 3.5-3.89

Fall | Winter

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Students who meet the following criteria will automatically be considered for the award:

  • International student (on a valid study permit)
  • With an admission average within one of the scholarship tiers
  • Admitted to a degree or diploma program in the Fall term or the Winter term.
  • Entrance scholarships are based on the program you have selected and your admission average.
  • If there are more qualified students than funds available, scholarships are awarded beginning with the highest averages until funds are exhausted.
  • If you are successful, you will be notified via email, which will be sent to your myMacEwan student Gmail account.
  • If your admission average changes, your scholarship will be adjusted accordingly. You will receive a subsequent email notification before the start of the term. This notification will contain information on changes to your scholarship, if applicable.

Fall Entrance

  • The scholarship is disbursed in two equal amounts across two terms (Fall and Winter).
  • To maintain a scholarship offer, you must be enrolled in at least 12 credits in the Fall term and 12 credits in the Winter term by the Fall term add/drop deadline.
  • To receive the second installment of funds in the Winter term, you must complete at least 12 credits in the Fall term with a minimum GPA of 2.0 and remain enrolled in 12 credits for the Winter term.

Winter Entrance

  • The scholarship is disbursed in the Winter term.
  • To receive the scholarship, you must be enrolled in at least 12 credits in the Winter term by the add/drop deadline.

Continuing scholarships are available for international students in the Chancellor’s, President’s, and Provost’s tiers.

Chancellor's Continuing scholarship
(International students)

Fall | Winter

President's Continuing Scholarship
(International Students)

Fall | Winter

Provost's Continuing Scholarship
(International Students)

Fall | Winter

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