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University Wide
University wide awards are open to all current Ryerson University students enrolled in any program of study. For detailed information/eligibility criteria or to print a copy of an application click on Yes beside the award you are interested in.
University Wide Scholarship Listing
| Scholarship Name | Deadline | Application Required |
|---|---|---|
| BMO Financial Group Diversity Scholarships For traditionally underrepresented groups including women, visible minorities, international students, students with disabilities & aboriginal students; minimum 2.00 CGPA; demonstrated financial need. | March | Yes |
| Brian Segal Award For a full-time undergraduate student enrolled in a degree program; completed at least one full year of study; academic proficiency demonstrated by a minimum CGPA of 3.00; and outstanding contribution to the cultural and/or athletic life of Ryerson on a voluntary basis. | April | Yes |
| Canadian Federation of University Women Etobicoke Chapter Award For a female student in a full-time undergraduate degree program; who currently resides in Etobicoke; is currently enrolled in first year; enrolled in 4 units or higher per term; minimum 2.00 CGPA; demonstrated financial need. | November | Yes |
| Canadian Federation of University Women - North Toronto Award For current fourth-year female students; Canadian citizens/permanent residents; Ontario residents; minimum 3.00 CGPA; enrolled in 4 units or higher per term; demonstrated financial need. | January | Yes |
| Dan McIntyre Human Rights Award For undergraduate degree students who have demonstrated a commitment to human rights and justice reform through community service involvement; demonstrated financial need. | January | Yes |
| Dennis Mock Student Leadership Awards The Dennis Mock Student Leadership Awards recognize graduating students who have made outstanding extracurricular contributions to their School or academic Program Department, or to Ryerson as a whole. The awards acknowledge and encourage student participation in university affairs. Students must be nominated for these awards. | February | Yes |
| Errol Aspevig Undergraduate Award To recognize a student whose third year academic performance is outstanding and whose understanding of their studies is significantly enriched by a grasp of such broader intellectual contexts as culture, history, science, the environment, and/or others the student might choose; must achieve a minimum 3.00 Term GPA in each of the first four semesters of the program; a minimum 3.67 CGPA at the end of fifth semester and 3.67 CGPA at the end of sixth semester; enrolled in 4 units or higher in third year; clear academic standing; planning to return to fourth year. | September | Yes |
| Founder's Scholarship For recognition of the contribution made to Ryerson by undergraduate part-time degree students; for students that have shown evidence of activities over and above studies, eg. family or University involvement, community activities and/or overcoming difficult circumstances to remain in school. | April | Yes |
| George Vari Award for Good Citizenship To recognize students who have made outstanding extracurricular contributions to university life, to their school or academic department, or to Ryerson as a whole; enrolled in a full-time undergraduate degree; completed at least one full year of study at Ryerson; min. CGPA of 3.50; clear academic standing; demonstrate financial need. | September | Yes |
| Governor General’s Silver Medal For the graduating student with the highest CGPA in a degree program. | N/A | No |
| LIFE Institute Jack Brown Award For demonstrated interest in and/or involvement in studies or activities which enhance the quality of life for seniors; open to students currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate studies; who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents; demonstrate financial need. | February | Yes |
| Michelle Monkhouse Award To honour the legacy of, and to provide a lasting tribute to, a talented young woman who had a passion for equestrian riding; who possessed an excellent academic ability in university studies, and who willingly and selflessly helped others achieve their goals. The applicant must be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or protected person; be an Ontario resident; be registered as a full-time undergraduate student; have a clear academic standing; and a minimum CGPA of 3.33. Must provide evidence of an activity that they are passionate about over and above their pursuit of university level studies while maintaining academic excellence and demonstrating a positive impact on those around them. | September | Yes |
| Ontario First Generation Bursary Open to first-generation students (a first generation student is an individual whose parents have not attended postsecondary studies full-time or part-time, in or outside Canada, at any time or in any program) who are enrolled in undergraduate degrees, have completed the first, second or third year of their program and are returning to Ryerson in the Fall; Canadian citizens or permanent residents; Ontario residents; demonstrate financial need. | September | Yes |
| OVPS Student Leadership Awards 2012 - Student Leadership Award - Community Development Award - Marion Creery Student Leadership Award - OVPS Student Leadership Faculty Partner Award The Student Leadership Awards provide staff in the Vice Provost, Students division with an opportunity to recognize students that have taken on the challenge of being a leader, achkowledge their growth and celebrate their achievements. Student leadership comes in many forms and is acknowledged not only at Ryerson, but in the student's communities. Nominators are welcome to include activities form outside of Ryerson's traditional boundaries, along with contributions made on-campus, which are related to the student's development and impact as a leader. | February | Yes |
| Ryerson Faculty Association/Ryerson Centre Leadership Awards For students who have been involved in varied community service activities, both on and off-campus, and have assumed leadership roles in these activities; demonstrated financial need. | November | Yes |
| Ryerson Faculty Association Scholarships Ryerson Faculty Association awards annual scholarships to acknowledge the efforts of students who maintain academic proficiency, and demonstrate a commitment to Social Justice and/or Labour Relations, both on- and off-campus. | November | Yes |
| Ryerson Faculty Association - Aboriginal Student Awards The Ryerson Faculty Association awards annual scholarships to acknowledge the efforts of Aboriginal students who maintain academic proficiency, as well as demonstrate a commitment to Social Justice and/or Labour Relations, both on- and off-campus. | November | Yes |
| Ryerson Gold Medals The Ryerson University Gold Medal is the University's highest honour, awarded to students with outstanding academic achievement combined with outstanding involvement with the University, their profession, and/or the community. All full- and part-time students graduating in either the fall or spring of an academic year are eligible for nomination. The awards are presented to one student from each Faculty during the Spring Convocation ceremonies. Students are nominated for this award by their academic Program Departments. | April | No |
| Ryerson Private Donor Bursary This bursary is intended to assist students who are experiencing difficulties in meeting educational expenses while attending Ryerson University. To be eligible students must be: officially enrolled in an undergraduate degree program (full-time or part-time); achieved a minimum CGPA of 2.00 and a clear academic standing; and demonstrate financial need. | November | Yes |
| Ryerson Students' Union Text Book Grant Program The RSU provides text book grants, which offer short-term relief with the cost of textbooks and additional required supplies for students. You must be a member of the Ryerson Students' Union, members are those currently registered in a full-time undergraduate or graduate studies program at Ryerson; have a GPA of 2.00; be involved in the community; express financial hardship. | November | Yes |
| Ted Brock Memorial Award This award recognizes an outstanding O'Keefe House resident who has made great contributions to the House during his or her time there. | March | Yes |
| Wellesley Institute Tri-Mentoring Program Student Award This award is open to all Tri-Mentoring Program students; applicants must be currently enrolled in the Tri-Mentoring program; be residents of Ontario; be Canadian citizens/permanent residents; officially enrolled in a full-time undergraduate degree program; be currently entering first, second or third year of their program and returnging to Ryerson in the Fall of the following academic year; enrolled in a minimum 60% course load per term (3 units per term); achieve a minimum CGPA of 2.0 and a clear academid standing; and demonstrate financial need. | October | Yes |
| William & Catharina Birchall Bursaries Bursaries are open to all third-year students who are enrolled in a full-time undergraduate degree program; minimum CGPA of 2.00; clear academic standing; enrolled in 4 or more units in the Fall 2010/Winter 2011 terms; enrolled in 4 or more units in the Fall 2011 term and the Winter 2012 term; demonstrate financial need. Applicants must submit a personal letter outlining their commitment to their program of studies, and a letter of support from a faculty member or a member of the local community. | September | Yes |
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