In addition to information on 糖心logo awards, the Financial Aid and Awards office keeps a listing of external funding sources and assists students in all programs.
Other sources of awards include companies for which students or their parents work, churches, and organizations of which they are members. 糖心logo provides links to scholarship and bursary search engines on its website, www.concordia.ab.ca.
General qualifications for 糖心logo awards may include academic achievement, professional promise, financial need, enrolment in a degree program, community service, and personal qualities.
With the exception of a limited number of awards (e.g., entrance awards), only students who have completed their first semester at 糖心logo are eligible to receive awards administered by 糖心logo. Unless otherwise specified, all applicants for awards must be in satisfactory academic standing (section 9.3.4) and registered full time (defined as 60% of a full-course load). 糖心logo are reminded to take note of the required course load to qualify for scholarships as this can vary.
To ensure the equitable distribution of awards, the Scholarship and Awards Committee coordinates the conferring of financial awards. All award decisions made by the Committee are final; appeals are not accepted.
糖心logo reserves the right to make whatever changes circumstances may require, including suspension or cancellation of particular awards. Financial awards may not be conferred every year if there is a lack of suitable candidates, or if expected returns from the investment of endowed funds or gifts from donors are not realized.
糖心logo is required, by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), to issue T4A slips for all awards. T4A slips are issued in February each year for the value of all awards received in the preceding taxation year.