To be awarded to international students admitted to an undergraduate program at the University of Toronto on the basis of academic merit. This award is renewable for three years if the terms and conditions are met.

The award is tenable at the following faculty/ division:

• Faculty of Arts and Science (including Rotman Commerce)
• Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering
• University of Toronto Mississauga
• University of Toronto Scarborough

The award is not tenable with the Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship

To be awarded to domestic or international undergraduate students entering their first year of study based on academic merit.

Preference will be given to graduates of the Metro International Secondary Academy

To be awarded on the basis of academic merit to a 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year
Computer Engineering student who has completed Track One. If a suitable
candidate cannot be identified in any given year, it is to be awarded to a
student in another Engineering program who has completed Track One,
with a preference for the Mineral Engineering program.

To be awarded to any U of T student with demonstrated financial need participating in an official exchange program OR an exchange student at U of T (through a formal exchange program) with financial need and coming from a country with lower costs of living.

To be awarded to (a) full-time, undergraduate student(s) at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry on the basis of financial need.

To be awarded to an undergraduate student with demonstrated leadership excellence within a Hart House group.

To be awarded to a graduate or undergraduate student(s) registered with Accessibility Services office at U of T with financial need who face barriers related to mobility or sensory disabilities.

To be awarded to a graduate student in the humanities based on academic merit.

Students enrolled in the Architectural History and Theory PhD program at the Faculty of Architecture are eligible to receive this award.

To be awarded to a full-time, undergraduate student at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry on the basis of financial need.

To be awarded to (a) full-time, undergraduate student(s) at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry on the basis of financial need and academic merit.

Recipients must be/have:

• A full-time international undergraduate student enrolled in Arts & Science at the University of Toronto
• Demonstrated academic merit

Preference will be given to a student from Commonwealth School in Boston, Massachusetts entering their second year.

To be awarded to (a) full-time, undergraduate student(s) at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry on the basis of financial need.

To be awarded to (a) full-time, undergraduate student(s) at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry on the basis of financial need and academic merit with a preference for D.D.S. students in second year.

To be awarded to (a) full-time, undergraduate student(s) at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry on the basis of financial need, with preference to students in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years.

To be awarded to (a) full-time, undergraduate student(s) at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry on the basis of financial need and academic merit.

To be awarded to (a) full-time, undergraduate student(s) in the Faculty of Dentistry on the basis of financial need.

Preference to be given to a student in first or second year with some consideration for academic merit.

To be awarded to (a) full-time, undergraduate student(s) in the Faculty of Dentistry on the basis of financial need.

To be awarded to (a) full-time, undergraduate student(s) in the Faculty of Dentistry on the basis of financial need.

To be awarded to (a) full-time, undergraduate student(s) in the Faculty of Dentistry on the basis of financial need.

To be awarded to (a) full-time, undergraduate student(s) in the Faculty of Dentistry on the basis of financial need.

To be awarded to an undergraduate student in the visual arts, based on juried selection.

To be awarded to (a) full-time, undergraduate student(s) at the University of Toronto on the basis of financial need in the Faculty of Dentistry.

To be awarded to (a) full-time, undergraduate student(s) in their first year at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry on the basis of financial need and academic merit.

To be awarded to (a) full-time, undergraduate student(s) at the University of Toronto on the basis of financial need in the Faculty of Dentistry.

To be awarded to three students with the highest overall averages at the conclusion of the academic year.

To be awarded to undergraduate or graduate students on the basis of financial need and merit.

To be awarded on the basis of academic achievement.

To be awarded to students on the basis of merit or need.

To be awarded to students registered in any undergraduate program on the basis of academic achievement.

Preference will be given to previous winners of the John Macara Admission Scholarships. Preference will be given to students who can establish that they are blood kin of the late Mrs. Jean Glasgow.

Recipients must be/have:

• Students in the first, second or third year of their program (i.e. 5, 10, and 15 credits)
• Excelled in their programs of study

Recipients are selected by divisions based on academic merit and other criteria.

To be awarded on the basis of academic achievement.

Recipients must be/have:

• Demonstrated academic merit

First preference will be for students from (or with connections to) the following West Indian/Caribbean countries: Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Jamaica, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Trinidad and Tobago.

Where possible, preference should also be given to women applying to or registered in programs where women are under-represented.

Recipients must be/have:

• Students participating in an exchange program
• Achieved a B+ average

Preference will be given to multilingual students with an interest in experiencing other cultures, who can demonstrate both involvement in the community and extra curricular activities.

Recipients must be/have:

• Undergraduate students in the Faculty of Arts and Science or Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering enrolled in 2nd, 3rd, or 4th year physics laboratory courses
• Demonstrated academic merit
• Demonstrated financial need

An undergraduate prize will be awarded for the best essay on the History of Medicine (written for HPS 314Y). The graduate essay may be written for any course in the history of medicine and should be of publishable standard.

Recipients must be/have:

• Demonstrated financial need and Ontario residency
• Demonstrated academic merit

Recipients must be/have:

• Enrolled in a Commerce Specialist or enrolled in the M.B.A. program.
• Demonstrated financial need and academic merit

Recipients must be/have:

• Undergraduate or graduate students with demonstrated financial need
• Minimum B average

Awarded to an undergraduate or graduate student on the basis of financial need with a minimum B average.
The award will be given to students from the following:

• Massey College
• Victoria College
• St. Michael’s College
• Trinity College
• University College
• Centre for International Experience Office (exchange program)
• Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering
• Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education

Recipients must be/have:

• First, second, or third year undergraduate students enrolled in a computer science program at St. George, UTM or UTSC
• Demonstrated financial need
• Demonstrated academic merit

Recipients must be/have:

• Undergraduate or graduate students enrolled in a Computer Science program at St. George, UTM or UTSC
• Demonstrated financial need
• Demonstrated academic merit

Recipients must be/have:

• Enrolled in a Specialist or Major Program in Computer Science at St. George, UTM or UTSC
• Demonstrated financial need
• Demonstrated academic merit

Recipients must be/have:

• Demonstrated financial need, academic merit and leadership skills

The successful candidate should be an active member of the university community and have demonstrated initiative through his or her own projects or in the field of education or charities.

One medal to the most academically outstanding graduate in:

• a humanities, social science or commerce program in the Faculty of Arts and Science or the University of Toronto at Scarborough (UTSC), or the University of Toronto at Mississauga (UTM), or
• the Faculty of Music

One medal to the most academically outstanding graduate in:

• a science program in the Faculty of Arts and Science or UTSC or UTM, or
  b) the Faculties of Applied Science and Engineering and Physical Education and Health

One medal to an academically outstanding graduate from either of the above groups of programs.

Applied Science and Engineering:
To be awarded to an outstanding female student in Fourth Year on the basis of academic standing and demonstrated commitment to women’s issues within the Faculty and the community at large. In addition, to academic standing, qualities of character and leadership abilities are also considered. Interested applicants should submit a letter of application to the Manager of Student Services by February 1st

Arts and Science:
To be awarded to the female student in Fourth Year with the highest Cumulative Grade Point Average in a Science Program.

To be awarded to an outstanding female student graduating in a science program.

Recipients must be either:

• An undergraduate student in the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures planning to undertake (or is already engaged in) a major or specialist program in Polish langauge and literature (as such programs are defined in the University calendar)
• A graduate student in the Department of Slavic Languages enrolled in a program leading to a doctorate in Polish literatures or linguistics

Recipients must be/have:

• Enrolled in the second, third or fourth year in Geological Engineering in the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering or be a specialist in Geology in the Faculty of Arts and Science
• High academic standing

Preference will be given to students coming from Schumacher, Ontario.

Recipients must be/have:

• Entering the third year or graduating year in the field of medicine, engineering or sociology.
• Demonstrated high academic performance
• Qualities of leadership and all-round participation in extracurricular activities

Recipients must be enrolled in either:

• Applied Science and Engineering (any engineering department)
• Arts and Science (Department of Fine Art, second or third year of the Specialist Programme in Fine Art (History of Art), or second or third year of the Specialist Programme in Fine Art (Studio))
• Arts and Science (Specialist Programme in Drama or the combined Specialist Programme in Drama and English)
• Medicine

Recipients must be/have:

• A full-time graduate student in the field of occupational or environmental health
• Enrolled in the Faculty of Medicine and the Institute of Environmental Studies or the Department of Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry of the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering

To be awarded to the student with the most outstanding marks in Second Year Restorative Dentistry.

Recipients must be/have:

• International students from India participating in the Karta Initiatives
• Admitted to the Faculty of Arts and Science or Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering.
• Attending U of T on a study permit

Recipients must be/have:

• Entering the University of Toronto from Parkdale Collegiate with the highest grade point average
• Demonstrated financial need

Recipients must be/have:

• First year student at the University of Toronto
• Graduated from a Bangladesh high school and/or University
• Demonstrated financial need

Open to Canadian permanent residents from Bangladesh.

Recipients must be/have:

• Grade 8 students currently participating in Big Brothers Big Sisters of Toronto programs with high academic potential who suffer social and economic hardship, and risk not reaching university due to insufficient support to their family environment.

Upon the completion of Grade 8, the recipients will receive the $200 prize. In order to receive the $5,000 scholarship, the recipients are required to enrol in an undergraduate program as full-time students at the University of Toronto or a recognized post-secondary institution within Ontario.

Recipients must be/have:

• Ottawa Collegiate Institutes student who ranks highest in first or second class honours on the basis of their OAC marks in any two of the following subjects: Greek, Latin, English.

Recipients must be/have:

• Students entering the first year of any first degree course for general proficiency in the Ontario Secondary School courses required for admission.

Recipients must be/have:

• Student entering the Faculty of Arts and Science or University of Toronto Scarborough who has included Mathematics and Science in their OAC program

Preference will be given to Huron County Secondary School graduates.

Recipients must be/have:

• Students who are graduates of high schools in the City of Toronto who are pursuing studies in Science or Engineering
• Demonstrated academic merit

Recipients must be/have:

• Student from Guelph Collegiate Institute with the highest OUAC average who enters the first year of any undergraduate degree course at this University.

The winner must maintain academic standing satisfactory to the Committee of Award, to enjoy the award for a period of four years.

Recipients must be/have:

• International or domestic secondary school students (including CEGEP I, II & III)
• Excellent overall academic standing

Recipients must be/have:

• Students from Hong Kong, Taiwan, and/or mainland China
• Demonstrated academic merit and financial need

Recipients must be/have:

• Out-of-Province student
• Demonstrated academic merit

Recipients must be/have:

• Registered in the Faculty of Arts and Science on the St. George, UTM, or UTSC campuses.
• The top students in the National Biology Competition (NBC) who have applied to the University of Toronto.

Recipients must be/have:

• Demonstrate academic achievement
• Foreign student from Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Iraq or any other member state of the Arab League
• Entering or is enrolled in the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering or the Faculty of Law

Priority is to be given to candidates from the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering.

Recipient must:

• be an undergraduate full-time or part-time student. Each student is eligible for consideration at the end of the First, Second and Third years.

Recipient must:

• be students from Columbia International College
• demonstrate academic excellence
• admitted to any of the following faculty or program at U of T :
  • Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering
  • University of Toronto at Mississauga
  • University of Toronto at Scarborough
  • Rotman Commerce
  • Faculty of Arts and Science
  • Faculty of Kinesiology & Physical Education
  • Faculty of Music
  • Faculty of Architecture Landscape & Design.

Recipient must:

• be a Braemar College student admitted to University of Toronto

The award is granted on the basis of academic merit.

Recipients must:

• be international students who have graduated from TAIE International Institute
• entering first year in an undergraduate program at University of Toronto

• Undergraduate students entering first year of any program in the Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering
• Enrolled in a secondary school outside of Canada
• Demonstrated leadership through involvement in the school or the broader community

To be awarded to the University’s most outstanding secondary school students on admission. Recipients must be applying to the first year of direct-entry undergraduate studies.

To be awarded to the University’s most outstanding secondary school students on admission. Recipients must be applying to the first year of direct-entry undergraduate studies.

To be awarded to outstanding Engineering students on admission

Recipients must be/have:
Canadian citizens or permanent residents
Entering any first-entry program at the University of Toronto
A minimum admission average of 92% 
Graduates of Cornwall Collegiate and Vocational School entering Arts and Science
Financial need