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Scholarships and Bursaries

Scholarships and bursaries for eligible individuals to help them to achieve their educational paths.

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Visual Arts Bursary Provided by: East Prince Women's Information Centre - AKA: EPWIC

A bursary is annually awarded to women who are pursuing a career in the visual arts.

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Student Financial Services - Bursaries Provided by: Government of Prince Edward Island - Department of Workforce and Advanced Learning - AKA: Workforce, Advanced Learning and Population (former name)

Government of PEI provides several bursaries to students attending post-secondary education.

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Scholarships and Financial Aid Provided by: Atlantic Provinces Special Education Authority - AKA: APSEA

Provides a variety of scholarships and resources on financial aid to provide support to children and youth who are blind or visually impaired, or deaf or hard of hearing.

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Scholarships and Bursaries

Several scholarships and bursaries available to help students living with epilepsy pay for their post-secondary tuition.

Several local and national scholarships available for post-secondary education.

Several $1,000 scholarships available annually for post-secondary education.

Application deadline is in early May each year.

Two annual $500 awards for post-secondary education.

Four $1000.00 post-secondary education scholarships available each year for PEI student athletes.

Provides three $1500 prizes Francophone and Francophile health students in Epekwitk / PEI.

Application deadline: May 30th each year.

PEI MFRC Education Bursary

Provides bursaries to eligible members of PEI MFRC community. Total of two bursaries of $500 will be offered and a successful applicant will be eligible for one bursary.

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