Update on 2020 Scholarships
As an organization, our priority is to help our customers maximize their education savings through RESPs, and ensure the long-term security and benefit of those savings. In order to focus on this mandate during unprecedented times, we have made the difficult decision to suspend certain activities, such as our Graduate Scholarships.
To date, more than $1.6 million in Graduate Scholarships have been awarded. We are very proud of our history of helping students continue their studies at the graduate level, and fully expect to re-instate scholarships in 2021. This year’s situation will certainly be considered when setting the eligibility requirements.
We know many students are facing challenges today and while we were not able offer support through our scholarship program, we encourage you to stay connected to the excellent resources available through ScholarshipsCanada.com.
2019 Knowledge First Financial Graduate Scholarship Winners:
| Name |
|
Area of Study |
| Roxana Militaru |
$25,000 |
Doctor of Dental Surgery, Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry,
University of Western Ontario |
| Jacob Bennett |
$15,000 |
Juris Doctor – Common Law, York University |
| Laurie Chartrand |
$10,000 |
Master in Development Studies,
Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies |
| Lina Elfaki |
$10,000 |
Doctor of Medicine, University of Toronto |
| Andy Le |
$10,000 |
FRCCPC, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, University of Alberta |
| Colter Long |
$5,000 |
Master of Education, Counselling & Psychology
University of British Columbia |
| Na'Shantéa Miller |
$10,000 |
Master of Public Policy, Harvard University |
| Stephanie Rak |
$5,000 |
Master of Science, Marketing & Consumer Studies
University of Guelph |
| Chantal Riel |
$10,000 |
Master of Counseling & Spirituality, Université St-Paul |
| Linda Ruan |
$10,000 |
Master of Piano, Performance, The Julliard School |
| Dan Zhang |
$10,000 |
Master of Science, University of Calgary |