Please see this external award funding opportunity for all students. Please share with your student body for a chance to receive up to $1,250 toward funding their education.
Me-Dian Credit Union is proud to support the future leaders of our communities through our
Annual Bursary Program, designed to help Manitoban students reach their post-secondary education goals.
We are reaching out to invite your school to share this exciting opportunity with eligible students.
This year, we are offering seven (7) bursaries:
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Four bursaries valued at $1,250 each
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Two bursaries valued at $1,000 each
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One Bursary valued at $500.00
These bursaries are open to Manitoba residents who are either enrolled in or accepted to a recognized University or College in Canada for the current or upcoming academic year.
Bursary Categories:
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General Bursary Career goals & aspirations
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Leadership Bursary Leadership roles and future goals
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Community Involvement Bursary Extracurriculars and community impact
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Business-Finance Degree Bursary For students pursuing a business or finance-related degree
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Academic Excellence Bursary Recognizing outstanding or improving academic performance
Each category requires a brief essay (250750 words) and a supporting reference letter or document.
We would greatly appreciate it if you could distribute the poster (attached) and share this opportunity with your students!
How to Apply:
Students can submit their bursary applications directly to Me-Dian Credit Union.
Together, we can make a meaningful difference in helping students achieve their educational dreams!
If you have any questions or need further information, please feel free to reach out to us.
Linnea Taylor, B.A. (she/her)
Award Establishment Lead, Financial Aid & Awards Office
Office of the Registrar and Enrolment Services
University of Manitoba
422 UMSU University Centre Building
Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2
P:
(204) 474-9261
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