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PROTECT YOURSELF FROM FRAUDULENT OFFERS OF GUARANTEED SCHOLARSHIPS/GRANTS AND GUARANTEED ADMISSION!



 

Scholarships and grants can significantly reduce the financial burden of higher education in Canada, but it is important to understand that GUARANTEED GRANTS FOR UNIVERSITY STUDIES DO NOT EXIST—it is merely a marketing tactic used by some companies.

 

UNIVERSITIES DO OFFER FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS THROUGH GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS, BUT THESE AWARDS ARE CONTINGENT UPON HIGH ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT, DILIGENCE, AND MOTIVATION, THUS ENHANCING ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION FOR TALENTED INDIVIDUALS WORLDWIDE.

 

  • AUTOMATIC SCHOLARSHIPS: 

Automatic scholarships are granted by Canadian universities after you submit your application, and only once it has been reviewed and you have been admitted. Canadian universities award scholarships and grants based on exceptional academic performance, including grades, active participation, and achievements in competitions at both regional and international levels.

For some of specific scholarships, such as the Lester B. Pearson International Scholarships at the University of Toronto or the International Scholars Program at UBC, students must be nominated by their current high school. However, no high school can guarantee exclusive admissions or awards.

 

  • EXTERNAL SCHOLARSHIPS:

Many Canadian organizations provide scholarships for international students in Canada, such as: Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships, EduCanada Scholarships, and etc.

Timely submission of scholarship and financial aid applications is essential, as many opportunities are governed by strict deadlines.

Taking the necessary time to comprehensively review the eligibility criteria for each scholarship and to prepare all required documentation can significantly enhance your likelihood of success. These awards are highly competitive and necessitate early preparation.

 

·         CONCLUSION:

1.                  Success relies entirely on your efforts— strive for outstanding academic results, gain mastery in relevant subjects, and obtain high scores on standardized tests (IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo). Involvement in academic competitions extracurricular activities will further bolster your profile.

 

2.                  Collect the valuable information about scholarships/grants by exploring official Canadian university websites, which provide comprehensive information on funding opportunities, application processes, and selection criteria. For instance, visit (https://www.canstudyhub.com/search-universities-in-canada).

 

PLEASE NOTE:

Accepting a scholarship or grant is an exciting opportunity, but it also comes with important responsibilities.

  • It's crucial to thoroughly review the terms of the award, as many require you to maintain a high academic average, typically around 80% each term. Failing to meet these expectations can jeopardize your funding.

  • Understanding expenses covered by the scholarship is essential for effective financial planning, especially when considering the overall costs of tuition and living expenses. For example, if you are awarded a $180,000 CAN International Scholar Award over four years at the University of Toronto, note that annual tuition is approximately $60,000–$65,000 CAN, with living expenses around $20,000 CAN per year. Thus, to cover all expenses, you should aim to have about $35,000–$40,000 CAN available annually.

 

If you need assistance finding scholarship or grant information, do not hesitate to contact us—your academic journey to Canada may begin right here.

 

Warm regards,

EduXperience Associates Canada Team

WA: +1 (416) 987 34 24

 

 
 
 

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