A VERY GENEROUS
SCHOLARSHIP
PROGRAM
We have one of the most generous scholarship programs
in the country, where one out of every three students receives
a scholarship. An average of 80% or more automatically
awards you a scholarship. These renewable scholarships can
reach up to $12,000 for 4-year programs and $15,000 for
5-year programs. Also, the student with the highest average
graduating from an English school within Atlantic Canada could
have his or her tuition paid for the duration of his or her degree!
Academic merit scholarships
Bourses d’excellence Roméo-LeBlanc
One scholarship will be awarded to the student with the highest
average graduating from an English School within Atlantic Canada.
This scholarship will be calculated based on marks from grade 11
and the first semester of grade 12. An application with transcript
of your marks from grade 11 and the first semester of grade 12
must be received before the last day of February.
Average or
IB Overall points
Possible total
(over 4 or 5 years)
Amount per year
(renewable
*
)
90% and up
(IB - 36 and up)
Tuition fees paid in full
85% to 89.9%
(IB - 33 to 35)
$12,000
or
$15,000
$3,000
One excellence scholarship is also awarded to the International
Baccalaureate student who, among all students who have
completed the full IB program, acquired the highest overall
points at the end of the school year. An application (with transcript)
must be received before the last day of February. Students must
provide their final IBO transcript after obtaining their diploma.
Entrance scholarships
With an average** of 80% or more, you will automatically receive
a scholarship that can be worth up to
$15,000
!
Average
**
Possible total
(over 4 or 5 years)
Amount per year
(renewable
*
)
94% and up
$12,000
or
$15,000
$3,000
90% to 93.9%
$8,000
or
$10,000
$2,000
88% to 89.9%
$6,000
or
$7,500
$1,500
80% to 87.9%
$4,000
or
$5,000
$1,000
International Baccalaureate Bonus
In addition to other scholarships, all students who have completed
the full International Baccalaureate program are awarded a bonus
scholarship based on their marks. Students must provide their
final IBO transcript after obtaining their diploma.
Overall points
Amount
Overall points
Amount
40 points or more
$2,000
30 to 35 points
$1,000
36 to 39 points
$1,500
Less than 30 points
$500
Cost of an academic year at UdeM
2014-2015 academic year
1
(8 months - canadian students)
Tuition
$5,604
Student Federation fees
$176
Technological fees
(except engineering
2
)
$85
Cultural and sports facilities and activities
$70
Application fee
(payable with first semester of enrollment)
$55
Médias acadiens universitaires inc.
$17
Official documents (except diploma)
$40
Collective insurance
(includes dental plan and health insurance)
$364.35
Residence
3
$2,382 to $5,878
Meal plans
4
$1,800 to $2,450
Textbooks and supplies
$800 to $1,200
Personal expenses
$2,000
Total
$13,393.35 to $17,939.55
1. Undergraduate rates for 2014-2015. Rates for 2015-2016 have not yet been established.
2. Technological fees for students enrolled in an undergraduate degree in the engineering faculty are $300.
These students must also purchase a laptop computer that meets the requirements specified by
the faculty.Visit
3. University housing, visit
4. This amount can vary according to your campus and dietary habits.
Automatic scholarships
If you meet any of the criteria below, you will automatically
receive a scholarship at Université de Moncton.
Women in engineering:
$3,000
for any woman
who enrolls for the first time in any engineering program.
Men in primary education:
$2,000
for any man
who enrolls for the first time in the primary education program.
Other interesting scholarships
Bursaries Based on Financial Need
Up to $2,500
for students who are in financial need. The application
form is available on our website.
Concours d’art oratoire
Canadian parents for French
(Maritime Provinces)
$2,000
,
$1,500
and
$1,000
scholarships (for each province) to the 1
st
, 2
nd
and 3
rd
place winners of each of the following categories: early immersion
grades 11 and 12, late immersion grades 11 and 12 and core/post intensive
french grades 11 and 12.
Concours national d’art oratoire
Canadian parents for French
$16,000
or
$20,000
($4,000 per year, renewable*) to the winner of each
of the following categories: early immersion grades 11 and 12, late immersion
grades 11 and 12 and core/post intensive french grades 11 and 12.
French for the Future National Essay Contest
Scholarships available for the French Second Language category:
• One
$10,000
scholarship ($2,500 per year, renewable*)
• One
$5,000
scholarship ($1,250 per year, renewable*)
For more information, visit
.
Scholarships Based on Extra-Curricular Activities
$1,000
for students with remarkable involvement in their schools
and communities. The application form is available on our website.
Science Scholarships
$500
for students registered in a baccalaureate program in science
and who have obtained an overall average of 75% to 87.9%.
* To qualify for renewal, beneficiaries must remain enrolled for a minimum of 12 credits per session, and maintain a minimum average of 3,80 after each year of study (fall and winter sessions). For the first year only, beneficiaries who attain an average between
3.70 and 3.79 will receive a renewal of 50% of the value of the scholarship.
** The amount of the scholarship varies according to the date on which the application for admission is made (in all cases, a transcript is required and must be sent with the application):
- If the application for admission is received before December 16, the amount of the scholarship will be based on the student’s grade 11 marks only.The scholarship will be honoured regardless of the student’s grade 12 (first semester) marks. In the case that the
student’s average is higher when first semester marks in grade 12 are considered, the applicant will receive a revised scholarship offer for a higher amount. Students must send a transcript showing their grade 12 (first semester) marks.
- If the application for admission is made after December 15, but before the applicant’s high school diploma is completed, the amount of the scholarship will be based on the student’s first semester marks in grade 12. Students must send a transcript showing both
their grade 11 and grade 12 (first semester) marks.
- If the application for admission is made after applicant has received a high school diploma, the amount of the scholarship will be based on grade 11 and grade 12 marks.
