Financial Aid Office Forms
Bursaries, Computer Give-away and Employment (Work-Study) Programs
UNB needs-based bursary program provides funds to help students in financial need and are typically intended to supplement other funding sources. Bursaries won't make up a major part of your funding, but they can fill in the gaps.
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Dr. Florence T. Snodgrass Bursary for New Brunswick Students Needs-based undergraduate bursary valued up to $2,000.00. Available to full-time students on the Fredericton campus of UNB with demonstrated financial need and academic achievement of 2.0 GPA or higher. Eligible candidates must be NB residents according to the definition established by NB Student Financial Services. |
December 5th |
Winter Term (February) |
Needs-based undergraduate bursary valued up to $1,000.00. Available to Canadian, Landed, Permanent Resident (domestic students) full-time UNB students with demonstrated financial need. |
November 15th |
Winter Term (February) |
Bursaries valued up to $1,500, may be available to full-time students completing an international student abroad program as part of their degree requirements at the University of New Brunswick. |
March |
April |
Undergraduate full-time student "draw' during the fall term for reconditioned computers. |
September | Within 2 weeks of submission |
November |
January |
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Work-Study is a subsidized work program designed to assist financially needy full-time students with the high costs associated with post-secondary study. The program will also provide students with an opportunity to gain valuable skills/experience within an on-campus part-time employment situation. UNB Sustainability has partnered with Savage's Bicycle Centre to offer refurbished bicycles previously abandoned or donated. These bikes will be given away during the 2019-20 academic year to eligible UNB Fredericton students. |
September 1st term January 2nd term
September 26th |
September 1st term January 2nd term |
How is the amount of the bursary award determined?
Numerous factors affect the amount of the bursary for a particular student. Bursary maximums, annual budget, the number of applicants, and the relative size of University-determined shortfalls are major factors. Financial need is determined by comparing your resources with your expenses.