
Bursary Program
Credit Unions of BC Bursary Program
Heritage Credit Union is a proud to help BC students reach their post-secondary education goals through the Credit Unions of BC Bursary Program. Submit your bursary application today and get help towards funding your future!
Criteria:
Applicants who do not meet the following criteria are not eligible for a bursary.
- All applicants must have a demonstrated financial need.
- Proof of enrolment, tuition payment and transcripts are required.
- Applicants must be BC residents who are Canadian Citizens, a permanent resident of Canada or designated as a protected person.
- Applicants must be in attendance at a public Canadian post-secondary school when the application is submitted.
- Applicants attending accredited private schools will only be considered if the program is not offered at a public school. Applicants must provide a statement as to why they are not attending a public school and provide a receipt for tuition.
- Programs of study may be academic, vocational, technical, or technological.
- Graduate and post graduate students are not eligible.
- Credit Union members are eligible for up to 2 awards per year.
Award Process:
- The Awards Committee will review all applications received by the deadline, taking into consideration the actual need, the length of the program, the year of study, efforts to minimize costs, personal statement of special circumstances, grades, etc. All decisions are final and are conveyed in writing.
- If a Foundation award is approved, it is disbursed during the course of the program. The Foundation will send funding by Interact e-Transfer to the email address on file. Students will be notified as to when they can expect to receive their funding.
Important Deadlines:
If attending: |
Application open for submission: |
Application Deadline: |
Award Notice: |
Fall semester |
September 1 |
October 15 |
Mid-December |
Winter semester |
January 1 |
February 15 |
Mid-March |
Spring/Summer semester |
May 1 |
June 15 |
Mid-July |
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