The Angus Macmurchy Gold Medal
To be awarded to the student in the graduating year with the highest accumulative average while at law school.
Funding & Bursaries
Scholarships
Scholarships provide crucial financial assistance to students based on various criteria such as merit, need, demographics, geographics, and specific fields of study. They differ from grants and bursaries in terms of eligibility, application process, and coverage. Scholarships are typically awarded based on academic or other achievements and do not require repayment, making them a valuable resource for students seeking financial support for their education.
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The Ann Yeoman (Dean Ann) Residence Award at new College
To be awarded to one or two students who have lived in New College residence for at least one year. Candidates must have demonstrated exemplary leadership and commitment to enhancing residence life at the College.
The Anne (Medres) Glass Memorial Scholarship in Yiddish
Awarded to an outstanding student with an A average who has particularly high achievement in Yiddish.
The Anshel Wise Scholarship
Awarded to a student with a Grade A standing in one or more of the courses listed in the Jewish Studies Program brochure. Preference will be given to students who are enrolled in the Specialist or Major Program in Jewish Studies with a preferred average of A.
The Arthur F. Williams Scholarship in Actuarial Science
Awarded to a student who at the end of second year has completed ACT240H and 247H combined (or equivalent courses) based on academic performance and financial need.
The Arthur M. Kruger Honours Scholarship
Awarded annually to the Woodsworth College 4 year Arts and Science graduate who has achieved the highest overall standing (min. CGPA of 3.5).
The Associates of The University of Toronto Awards for study of the United States
Awarded on the basis of financial need to undergraduate students enrolled in the third year of the American Studies major program for pursuit of research or other academic endeavour. Academic merit will also be considered.
The Audrey Taylor Award
To be awarded to a New College student in any faculty entering second, third or fourth year who exemplifies the spirit and dedication with which Audrey Taylor served the New College community. The recipient must be in good academic standing and have made a significant contribution to the extra-curricular life of the College. Participation in activities beyond the College should not be discounted, but emphasis should be given to the recipient's level of involvement in the College. Annual application period: March 1 to 31.
The B. Arthur Bensley Scholarship in Life Sciences
Awarded to an outstanding student in the Specialist or Major Program offered by the Department of Cell and Systems Biology based on performance in third year. The award may not be won by the same student more than once.
The Banker's Scholarship in Economics
Awarded to a student in any year (typically second) with an A average and the highest standing in Economics courses - ECO202Y or ECO208Y. Must obtain an "A" standing in the course.