The Study - Admissions Bursaries & Scholarships

The Study is committed to attracting and retaining students who will thrive in its challenging and nurturing learning environment. The school offers need-based bursaries and merit-based scholarships aimed at making a Study education as accessible and affordable as possible.

Bursaries and scholarships are funded in large part through The Study Foundation's endowment fund, which is supported through charitable donations. Building the endowment fund, thereby enabling more students to receive financial assistance, is a key strategic priority of The Study.

Bursaries

The Study is committed to financially assisting families of students who would benefit from and contribute to the school. The decision to award a bursary is based on a family's demonstrated financial need, as determined by an independent third party assessment. Bursary application forms may be requested from the Director of Admissions at the time of application.

Scholarships

Scholarships recognize a student’s outstanding academic results and promise along with her ability to make a positive contribution to school life. These financial awards are available at various grade levels to new and returning students and are not based on financial need.

More information on specific scholarships.

Specific scholarships

The Study recognizes students’ academic merit and promise with the following scholarships:

ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP

(Up to $2,000 & renewable for three years)

Awarded annually to new incoming Grade 7 students on the basis of overall academic excellence and potential to contribute to school life.

TRILLIUM SCHOLARSHIP

($1,000 & renewable for one year)

All Study students entering Grade 10 are eligible to apply for this scholarship, awarded on the basis of academic merit and a personal interview.

BOARD OF GOVERNORS SCHOLARSHIP

($1,000 & renewable for three years)

This scholarship is awarded to a current Grade 6 student entering the Senior School and is based on an essay (written in either English or French) and personal interview.

MARGARET GASCOIGNE SCHOLARSHIP

($1,000 & renewable for five years)

Named after the school's founder, this prestigious scholarship is awarded to a top new incoming Grade 7 student on the basis of SSAT scores and a personal interview.

MARCELLE GAUDION SCHOLARSHIP

($1,000 & renewable for five or six years)

Awarded to a current student in Grade 5 or 6, based on a French essay and a personal interview.