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• 95-100% or AGPA higher than 3.99 - Chancellor's Scholarship - To be determined
• 90-94.99% or AGPA of 3.90-3.99 - President’s Scholarship - To be determined
• 85-89.99% or AGPA of 3.70-3.89 - Provost's Scholarship - To be determined
• 80-84.99% or AGPA of 3.50-3.69 - Dean’s Scholarship - To be determined

To be considered for this scholarship, students must:

1. Be an international student (i.e. on a valid study permit) admitted to the Fall term;
2. Be registered in at least 12 university-level credits per term in each of the Fall and Winter terms of the upcoming academic year in a degree program at MacEwan University as of the first day following the add/drop deadline in September;
3. Have achieved an admission average on courses used for admission to a program within one of the scholarship ranges;
4. Continue to be enrolled in the minimum required credits after the add/drop deadline for both the Fall and Winter terms.

• This scholarship may be awarded a maximum of one (1) time in an individual's life time.
• Students in university transfer or certificate programs are ineligible for this scholarship.
• Should there be any dispute regarding this scholarship, final decisions rest with MacEwan International in support of the intent of the scholarship.
• To receive the second disbursement of the scholarship in the Winter term, students must have maintained a minimum GPA of 2.0 in the Fall term and maintain 12 university-level credits in each of the Fall and Winter terms.
• If there are more qualified students than funds available, scholarships will be awarded beginning with the highest averages until funds are exhausted.
• International students are automatically assessed for eligibility; there is no application process.
• University Preparation courses and Math 099 are not university-level credits.

• 95-100% or AGPA higher than 3.99 - Chancellor's Scholarship - To be determined
• 90-94.99% or AGPA of 3.90-3.99 - President’s Scholarship - To be determined
• 85-89.99% or AGPA of 3.70-3.89 - Provost's Scholarship - To be determined
• 80-84.99% or AGPA of 3.50-3.69 - Dean’s Scholarship - To be determined

1. Be an international student (i.e. on a valid study permit) admitted to the Fall term;
2. Be registered in at least 12 university-level credits per term in each of the Fall and Winter terms of the upcoming academic year in a degree program at MacEwan University as of the first day following the add/drop deadline in September;
3. Have achieved an admission average on courses used for admission to a program within one of the scholarship ranges;
4. Continue to be enrolled in the minimum required credits after the add/drop deadline for both the Fall and Winter terms.

• This scholarship may be awarded a maximum of one (1) time in an individual's life time.
• Students in university transfer or certificate programs are ineligible for this scholarship.
• Should there be any dispute regarding this scholarship, final decisions rest with MacEwan International in support of the intent of the scholarship.
• To receive the second disbursement of the scholarship in the Winter term, students must have maintained a minimum GPA of 2.0 in the Fall term and maintain 12 university-level credits in each of the Fall and Winter terms.
• If there are more qualified students than funds available, scholarships will be awarded beginning with the highest averages until funds are exhausted.
• International students are automatically assessed for eligibility; there is no application process.
• University Preparation courses and Math 099 are not university-level credits.

• 95-100% or AGPA higher than 3.99 - Chancellor's Scholarship - To be determined
• 90-94.99% or AGPA of 3.90-3.99 - President’s Scholarship - To be determined
• 85-89.99% or AGPA of 3.70-3.89 - Provost's Scholarship - To be determined
• 80-84.99% or AGPA of 3.50-3.69 - Dean’s Scholarship - To be determined

1. Be an international student (i.e. on a valid study permit) admitted to the Fall term;
2. Be registered in at least 12 university-level credits per term in each of the Fall and Winter terms of the upcoming academic year in a degree program at MacEwan University as of the first day following the add/drop deadline in September;
3. Have achieved an admission average on courses used for admission to a program within one of the scholarship ranges;
4. Continue to be enrolled in the minimum required credits after the add/drop deadline for both the Fall and Winter terms.

• This scholarship may be awarded a maximum of one (1) time in an individual's life time.
• Students in university transfer or certificate programs are ineligible for this scholarship.
• Should there be any dispute regarding this scholarship, final decisions rest with MacEwan International in support of the intent of the scholarship.
• To receive the second disbursement of the scholarship in the Winter term, students must have maintained a minimum GPA of 2.0 in the Fall term and maintain 12 university-level credits in each of the Fall and Winter terms.
• If there are more qualified students than funds available, scholarships will be awarded beginning with the highest averages until funds are exhausted.
• International students are automatically assessed for eligibility; there is no application process.
• University Preparation courses and Math 099 are not university-level credits.

• 95-100% or AGPA higher than 3.99 - Chancellor's Scholarship - To be determined
• 90-94.99% or AGPA of 3.90-3.99 - President’s Scholarship - To be determined
• 85-89.99% or AGPA of 3.70-3.89 - Provost's Scholarship - To be determined
• 80-84.99% or AGPA of 3.50-3.69 - Dean’s Scholarship - To be determined

1. Be an international student (i.e. on a valid study permit) admitted to the Fall term;
2. Be registered in at least 12 university-level credits per term in each of the Fall and Winter terms of the upcoming academic year in a degree program at MacEwan University as of the first day following the add/drop deadline in September;
3. Have achieved an admission average on courses used for admission to a program within one of the scholarship ranges;
4. Continue to be enrolled in the minimum required credits after the add/drop deadline for both the Fall and Winter terms.

• This scholarship may be awarded a maximum of one (1) time in an individual's life time.
• Students in university transfer or certificate programs are ineligible for this scholarship.
• Should there be any dispute regarding this scholarship, final decisions rest with MacEwan International in support of the intent of the scholarship.
• To receive the second disbursement of the scholarship in the Winter term, students must have maintained a minimum GPA of 2.0 in the Fall term and maintain 12 university-level credits in each of the Fall and Winter terms.
• If there are more qualified students than funds available, scholarships will be awarded beginning with the highest averages until funds are exhausted.
• International students are automatically assessed for eligibility; there is no application process.
• University Preparation courses and Math 099 are not university-level credits.

• 90-100% or AGPA of 3.90-4.00

1. Be an international student (i.e., on a valid study permit) admitted to a diploma program for the Winter term.
2. Be registered in at least 12 university-level credits in the Winter term as of the first day following the add/drop deadline in January.
3. Have achieved an admission average on courses used for admission to a program within one of the scholarship ranges.

• This scholarship may be awarded a maximum of one (1) time in an individual’s lifetime.
• Students in university transfer or certificate programs are ineligible for this scholarship.
• Should there be any dispute regarding this scholarship, final decisions rest with MacEwan International in support of the intent of the scholarship.
• If there are more qualified students than funds available, scholarships will be awarded beginning with the highest averages until funds are exhausted.
• International students are automatically assessed for eligibility; there is no application process.
• University Preparation (high school) or English as Additional Language courses and Math 099 are not university-level credits.

• 80-89.99% or AGPA of 3.50-3.89

1. Be an international student (i.e., on a valid study permit) admitted to a diploma program for the Winter term.
2. Be registered in at least 12 university-level credits in the Winter term as of the first day following the add/drop deadline in January.
3. Have achieved an admission average on courses used for admission to a program within one of the scholarship ranges.

• This scholarship may be awarded a maximum of one (1) time in an individual’s lifetime.
• Students in university transfer or certificate programs are ineligible for this scholarship.
• Should there be any dispute regarding this scholarship, final decisions rest with MacEwan International in support of the intent of the scholarship.
• If there are more qualified students than funds available, scholarships will be awarded beginning with the highest averages until funds are exhausted.
• International students are automatically assessed for eligibility; there is no application process.
• University Preparation (high school) or English as Additional Language courses and Math 099 are not university-level credits.