Scholarships at McGill University

Open to McGill University students with satisfactory academic standing and demonstrated financial need. Variable-amount bursaries from the High School of Montréal Centennial Fund give preference first to former High School of Montréal students, then to graduates of schools in the Protestant School Board of Greater Montréal, and then to graduates from Montréal-area CEGEPs or equivalent. Apply through McGill in-course financial aid.

McGill University undergraduates in financial need who submit an In-Course Financial Aid application are considered for the SSMU Access Bursary. The amount varies. The fund was established in 1999 by a Students' Society of McGill University referendum, with matching support through the McGill Development Fund, and is administered by the Scholarships and Student Aid Office.

McGill Faculty of Law undergraduate students are eligible for this Civil Law essay prize for the best written contribution, whether an essay or other paper written as an elective, course requirement, or voluntarily. The prize is awarded only if a high standard is met, and is meant to encourage revision of outstanding work for publication. The amount varies. Faculty nomination is required (restricted McGill Law professor or staff form); it is not a student application.