Continuing students need to apply every year to be considered for scholarship support.
You’re eligible to apply if:
Complete the scholarship application in your eServices, under the academic tab, between Jan. 1 and April 15 to be assessed for the majority of UNB scholarships for both campuses.
Successful applicants will be notified via email in late July/early August.
Did you miss the April 15 deadline and want to apply? Please let us know, but keep in mind that scholarship opportunities will be limited.
Scholarships are awarded primarily on your grades (scholarship GPA), however, some may have other conditions, such as: financial need, extracurricular activities, the high school you attended, etc. Scholarships usually reflect the goals and values of the donor.
Aside from the undergraduate scholarship application, continuing students can apply for the following awards as indicated below. These applications ask for additional information about you which directly affects the awarding decision.
Students who have completed at least two years of their undergraduate degree program and have achieved Dean’s list in the previous year are eligible to apply. Selection is based on academic achievement and involvement in the university and community.
The application is available in your eServices (academic tab) from Sept. 1 to Oct. 30. Recipients are notified via email in January.
The following awards are open to UNB graduates beginning the Dalhousie Medical program, hosted at UNB Saint John. This application covers the scholarships below. Submit your application via email. Deadline is June 30.
One scholarship valued at $4,000 will be awarded. Selection is based on financial need and scholastic attainment.
Donor: Dr. Richard W. Winter, BSc from UNB (’53) and MD, CM from Dalhousie University (’58) to honour his late wife Lynne (Lordly) Winter, a graduate from the School of Nursing, V.G.H., Halifax (’56). Dr. Winter interned at the Saint John General Hospital from ‘57-58.
One scholarship valued at approximately $8,000 will be awarded. Selection is based on academic achievement and financial need. The recipient must be a New Brunswick resident.
Donor: Dr. Margot R. Roach (BSc’55, DSc’81) and the New Brunswick University Opportunities Fund.