White Pines Collegiate and Vocational School is located in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Scholarships for students attending White Pines Collegiate and Vocational School can be found in our scholarship database
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1007 Trunk Rd
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
P6A 5K9
(705) 945-7181
Scholarships
The SAEP Scholarship is a renewable scholarship for high school students graduating from one of the SAEP partner high schools and planning to enroll or currently attending a SAEP partner college or university. SAEP Advisors at each high school are available to guide students through the application process and ensure they meet the eligibility criteria.SAEP Scholarship EligibilityEligibility for the SAEP...
The DSF Scholarship is a need-based award for Denver Public Schools graduates. Scholars can attend 30 college partners in Colorado, including technical, community, and 4-year colleges. Scholars must enroll full-time. The scholarship can be renewed for up to five years in a row, and Scholars receive extra support through college and beyond.You must apply for the DSF Scholarship within one...
College prices are rising out of control, leaving many talented, passionate students unable to afford their desired degrees.Struggling to finance a college education can make many career fields inaccessible, particularly those such as engineering which require specialized knowledge to enter. Students should be encouraged to go after their dreams and reach their full potential and aided in any way possible...
Who may apply?Students attending or who plan to attend a private career school.How to apply?Complete and file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by March 1, 2025 for priority consideration or before June 1, 2025 for final consideration. Apply to the financial aid office of the private career school you will attend.When to apply?This application has a rolling...
This scholarship honors the passing of Walter A. Hunt, Jr., its namesake and benefactor. Hunt’s generosity of spirit and commitment to education live on in the scholarship he established. Make a donation to the Walter A. Hunt, Jr. Scholarship fund by sending a check made payable to the Center for Architecture, with “Walter Hunt” in the memo line: Center for...
Four scholarships of $2,000.00 each are available annually. One scholarship is targeted to an Indigenous student that meets the eligibility requirements.Objectives:Encourage and provide financial rewards to students that are enrolled in a postsecondary institution in the field of geomatics.One scholarship is targeted toward an indigenous candidate and one is targeted toward a female candidate, to be selected from eligible applicants.Eligibility:Eligible...
