BRITISH COLUMBIA SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION 1. The Mona Leith Scholarship Endowment for Students from British Columbia or Western Canada Eligibility: Open to students from British Columbia for full year studies at The Hebrew University. Only if no suitable applicant from British Columbia is available will students from other provinces be considered. Possible Award: Varies Application Process: Interested students should submit a separate written request for consideration attached to their Asper National Scholarship application submitted to the Canadian Friends of the Hebrew University. If not applying to the Asper National Scholarship than please fill out the General Scholarship Application form found on the CFHU website: http://www.cfhu.org/students-scholarships Contact: Canadian Friends of the Hebrew University Vancouver Chapter 950 West 41st Avenue - Suite 204 Vancouver, BC V5Z 2N7 Phone: (604) 257-5133 E-mail: vanc@cfhu.org 2. Jewish Federation of Greater Vancouver Eligibility: Open to Jewish applicants, ages 14-26 Eligibility is limited to applicants who demonstrate financial need Eligibility is limited to residents of BC, including BC residents who may be temporarily studying outside of BC Priority will be given to applicants making their first trip to Israel Possible Award: Varies with financial needs: The current maximum grant available is $2,500 per applicant Applicants are eligible to receive one grant per 24 month period, and priority will be given to applicants who have not yet received a grant from the Federation. CFHU • 3080 Yonge Street • Suite 3020 • PO Box 65 • Toronto • Ontario • M4N 3N1 www.cfhu.org Application Process: Download form at the Vancouver Jewish Federation website: http://www.jfgv.com/page.aspx?id=53935 Fill out form and return to: Israel and Overseas Affairs Department 200-950 West 41st Avenue Vancouver, BC V5Z 2N7 Contact: Jewish Federation of Greater Vancouver info@jewishvancouver.com 604-257-5100 UBC Scholarships 3. Go Global Award Value: Up to $1,000 per term Eligibility: All students nominated for exchange, study or research abroad will be automatically considered. A separate application is not required. You will be notified of your award after nomination to the program. To be eligible for the award, you must have an average of at least 70% on your best 24 credits in the Winter Session before your exchange (with no failed or incomplete courses). If you were on a co-op work term, you must have at least 70% on your best 12 credits in the other term. Graduate students in good standing with their program are also eligible for the Go Global Award. For more information, please visit: http://www.students.ubc.ca/global/awards/ 4. Go Global Scholarship Value: Up to $1500 per term Eligibility: CFHU • 3080 Yonge Street • Suite 3020 • PO Box 65 • Toronto • Ontario • M4N 3N1 www.cfhu.org All undergraduate students nominated for exchange, study or research abroad will be automatically considered. A separate application is not required. The scholarship will be given on a competitive basis to those with the highest average and a minimum of 27 credits. For more information, please visit: http://www.students.ubc.ca/global/awards/ 5. Choquette Family Foundation Student Mobility Award Value: $10,000 (10 awards available) Eligibility: The Choquette Family Foundation offers awards totaling $100,000 for undergraduate and graduate UBC students participating in a Go Global program. The intention of these awards is to support academically strong students who are interested in participating in an international experience but could not do so without financial assistance. Minimum requirements are that you must have an average of at least 70% on your best 24 credits in the Winter Session before your exchange (with no failed or incomplete courses). If you were on a co-op work term, you must have at least 70% on your best 12 credits in the other term. Students must be Canadian Citizens or Permanent residents. The international program must be at least eight months in duration and take place outside of Canada (excluding Quebec) or the United States. Students must complete an application package containing: A completed application form: http://www.students.ubc.ca/global/index.cfm?LinkServID=3FA7E27B-C2959743-FBFBF9CC358BFBBF&showMeta=0 A personal reference A statement of purpose For more information, please visit: http://www.students.ubc.ca/global/awards/ 6. Charlotte Froese FISCHER Student Mobility Award in Science Value: To be determined (alternates each year between outgoing UBC students – odd years, and incoming partner university students – even years) CFHU • 3080 Yonge Street • Suite 3020 • PO Box 65 • Toronto • Ontario • M4N 3N1 www.cfhu.org Eligibility: The Charlotte Froese FISCHER Student Mobility Award in Science is available to undergraduate UBC Vancouver students in the Faculty of Science participating in recognized student exchange programs through Go Global. Exchanges must be at least eight months in duration and take place outside of Canada. To be considered: You must be enrolled in the Faculty of Science at UBC or a partner university. You must be an undergraduate student enrolled at the UBC Vancouver campus or a partner university campus. To apply, you must submit the following with your Go Global application by the deadline: The Charlotte Froese FISCHER application form: http://www.students.ubc.ca/global/index.cfm?LinkServID=5DE47EDA-C2959743-F7EEEB01CC4B7990&showMeta=0 A current resumé outlining any related extracurricular activities and in support of your academic interests and study abroad experience A current print-out of your academic record from the Student Service Centre showing all grades completed to date This award is adjudicated by representatives from the Faculty of Science and Go Global. For more information, please visit: http://www.students.ubc.ca/global/awards/ 7. Premier's One World Scholarship An application package can be obtained online at the British Columbia Scholarship Society: http://www.bcscholarship.ca/web Completed applications must be submitted to the Student Financial Assistance & Awards Office in Brock Hall by 4:00 pm on the closing date. Value: $20,000 (only one award available across British Columbia) Eligibility: The Irving K Barber British Columbia Scholarship Society is offering one scholarship valued at $20,000 to a BC Public Post Secondary undergraduate student on the basis of academic merit. CFHU • 3080 Yonge Street • Suite 3020 • PO Box 65 • Toronto • Ontario • M4N 3N1 www.cfhu.org To be considered: 1. You must have a minimum of 75% on 27 credits in the Winter Session before your exchange with no failed or standing deferred courses, or 13.5 credits if you were participating in co-op for one of the terms. 2. You must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident and have been a BC resident for at least the past 12 months. 3. You must plan to carry out your Go Global exchange outside of Canada and the US, and not in a country from which you emigrated in the past ten years. 4. You must have been accepted into a Go Global program for a full year. 5. You must submit two reference letters, one of which must be from a UBC faculty member. 8. Arts Travel and Learn Abroad Award for Students (ATLAAS) Value: up to $2,500 Eligibility: ATLAAS awards are available to undergraduate students who have completed at least one year (27 credits) in the Faculty of Arts, and who have been accepted into a UBC-approved international learning program. The awards are made on the recommendation of a selection committee within the Faculty of Arts. In selecting recipients, consideration is given to strong academic performance and demonstrated interest in the area of study outlined in your statement of purpose. The application is available for download here: http://students.arts.ubc.ca/fileadmin/Advising/DowloadableForms/Scholarships/ATLAA S_Award_Application_Form.pdf Deadline: March 7 at 4:00 PM 9. Graduate Student International Research Mobility Award In partnership with the Faculty of Graduate Studies and UBC’s Go Global program, the Office of the Vice-President, Research invites applications from UBC graduate students who wish to participate in a research abroad opportunity at a leading institution outside North America, and from UBC faculty who desire to host an overseas graduate research student at UBC. For details visit the Office of the Vice President Research & International: http://research.ubc.ca/international CFHU • 3080 Yonge Street • Suite 3020 • PO Box 65 • Toronto • Ontario • M4N 3N1 www.cfhu.org Students must be enrolled as a full-time graduate student at UBC or at a university outside of North America at the time of application. Priority is given to PhD students. STUDENT AID BC - Through the Ministry of Advanced Education Check website criteria - http://www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentaidbc/ - to determine eligibility. Apply online by completing all the necessary forms. Deadline: 6 Weeks before end of study period (Hebrew U is a designated school) Full-time students - Instructions Below are the basic steps in applying for B.C. and Canada student loans if you are a full time student. 1. Choose the post-secondary school you want to attend https://www.aved.gov.bc.ca/sfasbin/phcgi?PH_APP=SFASAPP&PH_QKC=phw_des_schl01.QKC&PH_HTML= %20phw_des_schl01.HTM and determine the study period (registration period) for which you need funding. 2. Figure out how much money you need to attend school: o Use the financial need formula http://www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentaidbc/apply/eligibility/financialneed.htm o Complete the budget worksheet: www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentaidbc/apply/documents/budget_worksheet.pdf o Check your eligibility for the maximum funding limits. 3. Complete the correct StudentAid BC application forms. There are several ways you can do this: o Apply online: http://www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentaidbc/ila/welcome.htm o Request paper/hardcopy applications and the forms will be mailed to you: https://www.aved.gov.bc.ca/sfasbin/phcgi?PH_APP=SFASAPP&PH_QKC=phw_ord_form01.QKC&PH_H TML=phw_ord_form01s.HTM o You will need to refer to the school program codes for 2010/2011: www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentaidbc/forms/documents/program_codes.pdf (for studies between Aug. 1, 2010 and July 31, 2011) when completing the paper application form. CFHU • 3080 Yonge Street • Suite 3020 • PO Box 65 • Toronto • Ontario • M4N 3N1 www.cfhu.org o Contact by mail, fax or phone to request forms: http://www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentaidbc/contact.htm o Visit the financial aid office at the school you will be attending. 4. After you have sent in your forms, you can check your application status online: http://www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentaidbc/chapp/welcome.htm StudentAid BC will process your application within six weeks and notify you of the outcome. Application deadlines The latest you can apply for full-time student loans is six weeks before your study program ends as long you have provided all the required documentation. The earliest you can apply for full-time student loans is when applications for the upcoming program year are made available to the public. You do not have to be accepted into your study program before applying for student assistance, but you will not receive any money until your school confirms you are enrolled in full-time study and your study period has begun. What happens next? To find out what happens next, go to the assessment of your application: http://www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentaidbc/apply/assessment.htm CFHU • 3080 Yonge Street • Suite 3020 • PO Box 65 • Toronto • Ontario • M4N 3N1 www.cfhu.org