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Canadian Nurses Foundation Study Awards - Canadian Scholarships

Information about Canadian Nurses Foundation Study Awards. You can also locate similiar scholarships, awards, prizes and bursaries in Canada.

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Canadian Nurses Foundation Study Awards


Scholarship Provided by:
Organizations:Canadian Nurses Foundation
UniversitiesAll Universities

Scholarship Details:
Deadline:March 31
Amount:$1000-6000
Eligible Provinces: Alberta , British Columbia , Manitoba , New Brunswick , Newfoundland , Nova Scotia , Ontario , Prince Edward Island , Quebec , Saskatchewan
Web Contact Information: · http://www.canadiannursesfoundation.com
· http://www.bcit.ca/finaid/externalawards.shtml
· http://www.cnf-fiic.ca/Scholarships/tabid/70/language/en-US/Default.aspx
· http://www.tru.ca/finaid/awards/external/graddescription.html

General Scholarship Requirements:
Additional Requirements:character, leadership

University Scholarship Requirements:
UniversitiesAll Universities
Major/DegreeNorthern Nursing, Occupational Health, Operating Room, Dialysis Nursing, Neurological Nursing, Oncology Nursing, Community Health, Gerontology Nursing, Pediatric Nursing, Nursing Administration

Type of Student Scholarship Requirements:
Level of EducationAny Undergraduate Student, Masters - Any Year, Ph.D. - Any Year
Enrollment StatusPart-Time, Full-Time

Student Specific Scholarship Requirements:
CitizenshipCanadian Citizen, Permanent Resident

Achievement and Ability Scholarship Requirements:
Academic Achievement:Excellent Grades

Personal Affiliation Scholarship Requirements:
Student Affiliations:Canadian Nurses Foundation



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