Yukon University Entrance Scholarship
$3500 tuition payment (maximum) for first year of study (over two sequential semesters)
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Get up to $3,500 for tuition if you are entering a Yukon University certificate, diploma, or degree program in Fall 2026 with an 80%+ average.
Reviewed by G Paul · verified September 1, 2026
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You can receive a maximum of $3,500 for your first year of study, which is paid out over two sequential semesters. This is a scholarship, not a loan, so you do not have to pay it back, but the money is applied toward your tuition only. This is for you if you have maintained a strong academic record and are starting your post-secondary journey at Yukon University. No deadline is posted publicly — before you start the application, check Yukon University's program page or call their office to confirm when applications open and close this year. Selection criteria aren't published — ask Yukon University how winners are chosen and roughly how many applicants they typically receive so you can judge your odds, though they do offer five scholarships in total. The money is sent as a tuition payment directly to your account. Ask Yukon University during your application to confirm exactly how the funds are applied to your balance so you can plan your cash flow. Renewal conditions aren't listed — if you're counting on this for multiple years, confirm with Yukon University whether it's one-time or renewable and what you need to maintain.
To qualify, you must be a citizen or permanent resident of Canada. You need a minimum average of 80% on your most recent academic transcript. You must be entering a Yukon University certificate, diploma, or degree program for the first time in the Fall 2026 semester and be registered in full-time studies (which means taking a minimum of 9.0 credits) in the Fall semester. Priority is given based on three tiers: first to graduates of Yukon high schools, second to graduates of Canadian post-secondary institutions, and third to graduates of Canadian high schools outside of the Yukon.
This is what the award's own page said when we last checked. Rules change, so confirm with the provider before you apply.
Check you meet every requirement, and note each document they ask for.
Your school's registrar can take a week or two.
Check the award's own page for the next round before you prepare anything.
Avoid sending an unofficial screenshot of your grades.
Instead, provide a formal, official academic transcript that clearly shows your 80% average to avoid any delays in verification.
Don't forget to highlight their specific high school location.
Since there is a tiered system favoring Yukon graduates, ensure your school's location is obvious so you are placed in the correct priority group.
Focus your application on your academic achievements.
Because this award is based on "significant academic standing," emphasize your GPA and any honors you received in your previous studies.
How do I apply?
Click the Start application button above: it opens the official application page in a new tab.
When is the deadline?
This round closed on September 1, 2026. Many awards like this run again each year, so check the award's own page for the next round.
Can international students apply?
No. You need to be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
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$3500 tuition payment (maximum) for first year of study (over two sequential semesters)