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York University French Studies students entering Year 3 or 4 with demonstrated financial need, Ontario residency, Canadian citizenship or permanent-resident/protected-person status, minimum 8.00 cumulative GPA, and outstanding achievement in required French communication courses (Keele FR 2081/2082 or Glendon GL/FRAN 2810). $1,400 prize. Complete FAAS profile with attention to the financial section. Made possible by the Ontario Modern Language Teachers' Association Toronto French Contest.
The Ontario Modern Language Teachers' Association Toronto French Contest Prize awards $1,400.
The most recent deadline was October 15, 2026. The scholarship is not currently accepting applications; check the sponsor's official page for a future cycle.
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