Scholarships

Gifted by the Pride and Remembrance Foundation. Preference to students in the Sexual Diversity Studies (SDS) program. Though preference will be given to students registered in the SDS program, awards may also be given to other lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer students at the University of Toronto. The primary criterion will be financial need in accordance with the requirements of the Ontario Trust for Student Support program (OTSS). Other criteria may also be considered, such as academic achievement or outstanding volunteer contributions on or off campus aimed at increasing acceptance of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.

Awarded to the student graduating with highest overall A standing among candidates for the Bachelor of Arts degree. If the Frye medal is awarded to a candidate for this degree, this medal is awarded to the candidate with second highest A standing.

Awarded to the student graduating with second highest overall A standing among candidates for the Bachelor of Arts degree. If the Frye Medal is awarded to a candidate for this degree, this medal is awarded to the candidate with third highest A standing.

Awarded to the student graduating with highest overall A standing among candidates for the Bachelor of Science degree. If the Frye Medal is awarded to a candidate for this degree, this medal is awarded to the candidate with second highest A standing.

Awarded to the student graduating with second highest overall A standing among candidates for the Bachelor of Science degree. If the Frye medal is awarded to a candidate for this degree, this medal is awarded to the candidate with third highest A standing.

Awarded to the student standing first in the basic course in Public Worship.

To be awarded to the female and male undergraduate student in the graduating class of Innis College (June or previous November) with the highest Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA). This determination is made after grades are released for the Current students Fall/Winter academic session.

To be awarded to an Indigenous (First Nations Status, Non-Status, M??tis, and Inuit) undergraduate student who has completed at least ten (10) courses and is in Good Standing.

To be awarded to undergraduate student/s, studying the Humanities on the basis of financial need and academic merit.

To be awarded to direct-entry students with a minimum 90% average at the time the offer of admission is made. The College reserves the right to withdraw the scholarship offer if the final average is significantly lower.