Contact Ms Kiana Scantlebury, Academic Advisor, for more information.
Thank you for your interest, applications for this scholarship are now closed.
The H.S. Billings Staff Hockey Club presents $500.00 to a deserving graduating HSB student who has maintained above-average effort in scholastic achievement, contributed to athletic and student life, has been involved in community affairs. The recipient is registered and will attend a post-secondary institution as of September 1.
Originally named the Pallas Athena Scholarship Fund, this scholarship was bestowed on HSB by an anonymous benefactor who named the scholarship after the Greek goddess of wisdom, science and technology. The $1,000.00 scholarship is to be awarded to a female student who will be continuing her education in the fields of science and/or mathematics in a pre-university or technology program in a post-secondary institution.
The Jill Hutton Dyall scholarship is given to HSB from her husband John and their daughters in memory of Jill. Born in October 1958 in Montreal and raised in Chateauguay Quebec.
Jill graduated from HSB in 1975. After graduating from St Lawrence College with a Nursing degree, Jill pursued a 25-year career specializing in ICU/CCU primary care nursing. She lost a courageous battle to cancer in 2016. The Dyall Family is honoured to provide this award to a deserving HSB graduate in memory of Jill and her lifelong commitment to helping others as a Nurse, mother, friend and community volunteer. The $1,500.00 scholarship is to be awarded to a student who will be continuing their education in the field of nursing (or medical-related) in a post-secondary institution.
Funded by Dialogue McGill in partnership with Monteregie West Community Network; the MWCN, this bursary program provides financial support to health and social services students in vocational, CEGEP , and university programs. It is designed to respond to regional and local priorities for access to health and social services in English.
Indspire Bursaries & Scholarships for First Nations, Inuit, and Metis students
Post-secondary education is an expensive endeavor—especially for students impacted by the loss of a parent or guardian with little to no insurance coverage. The emotional and financial stress during this time can be devastating and hinder the dream to pursue post-secondary education. That’s why Manulife has collaborated with Life Happens, a nonprofit organization that helps students aged 17 to 24 pay for their education through the Life Lessons Scholarship Program.
This program enables Québec students with insufficient financial resources to pursue vocational training, college or university studies. Applications open in May.
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