Undergraduate Scholarships

• Canadian citizens (preference given to Atlantic Canadians)
• Demonstrated academic excellence, proven leadership skills, and involvement in school and/or community activities

• $17,000 (year 1)
• $11,000 (year 2, 3, and 4)

• All applicants
• Demonstrated academic excellence

• $12,000 (year 1)
• $9,000 (year 2, 3, and 4)

• All applicants participating in varsity athletics, and all current student varsity athletes who have completed FYP
• Demonstrated excellence in scholastic and athletic activities

• Black Canadian and Indigenous students in Canada
• Demonstrated academic excellence

• African Nova Scotian students
• Demonstrated academic excellence

• Canadian high school graduates (preference given to Canadian citizens and/or permanent residents)
• Documented financial need and a recognized initiative in funding their own education

• Is entering the four-year Bachelor of Journalism (Honours) program
• Is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident
• Self-identifies as Black
• Demonstrates academic excellence and community involvement

Preference will be given to students who:

• Are pursuing post-secondary studies for the first time; and/or
• Have a disability; and/or
• Are from a low-income family or are believed to have financial need for other reasons.

• All students from Nova Scotia
• Demonstrated financial need and would make a unique contribution to life at King’s

• All applicants
• Demonstrated service and initiative within their local theatre community

• Theatre resume
• Letter of application.

Both documents should outline the following:

• your contribution to theatre in your school and/or community; and
• the challenges you have faced during your involvement with theatre, including the ways in which you have responded to those challenges.

On each document submitted, include the following information:

• ‘KTS Award Application 2023’;
• Full name;
• Date of birth; and
• King’s Banner student ID number (B00# that was assigned to you when you applied for admission).

Email all documents to awards@ukings.ca.

• African Canadian (preference give to African Nova Scotian students)
• Demonstrated academic excellence and stated financial need

• All applicants
• Demonstrated merit during the audition process

• Auditions: applicants must submit the following materials prior to their entry to King’s or Dalhousie.
• Choristers: A recording of you performing two pieces of sacred music along with a brief description of any previous choral experience.
• Organists: A recording of you performing two organ pieces, including one by J.S. Bach, along with a brief description of previous organ experience. Based on the submitted materials, an in-person audition may be set up at a time that is mutually convenient, between September and July of the year prior to your entry to King’s.

Recordings and accompanying materials must be submitted electronically to ukings.chapelchoir@gmail.com.

The recordings need not be professionally made; all that is required is a clear sound quality.

• Canadian citizens and/or permanent residents
• In your final year of uninterrupted full-time studies in secondary school
• CEGEP: In your final year of uninterrupted full-time studies (if you are planning to attend university outside of Quebec and are only completing one year of CEGEP, you can apply in your first year of CEGEP)
• Applicants who demonstrate character, a commitment to service and leadership potential
• 16+ years of age by September 1^st of the following year