MB Capital Foundation
The MB Capital Foundation, in partnership with the CSRS Foundation, is proud to support students in their pursuit of post-secondary education through the MB Capital School Perseverance Scholarship Program.
Encouraging
Perseverance in school
Easing
Financial burden of low-income families
Our scholarship program aims to facilitate access to post-secondary education by providing financial support to deserving students. We believe that every young talent deserves an equal chance to pursue their dreams, regardless of their socio-economic background.
The MB Capital Foundation offers a generous scholarship to selected students:
If eligibility criteria are met from year to year, the student will be eligible for a scholarship covering expenses associated with pursuing post-secondary education up to a maximum of $6,000.
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$6,000
Scholarship funds must be used to cover the following expenses related to post-secondary education programs, including: tuition fees, books and tools, transportation, rent, and other expenses related to the post-secondary project.
To be eligible for our scholarship, the student must meet the following criteria:
Applicants are required to provide the family’s tax assessment notices from the past two years to evaluate their eligibility.
We encourage academic success. Applicants must present an end-of-year report card with an average of 70% or higher.
Students must write a motivation letter (maximum 400 words) in which they share their interests, projects, and extracurricular involvement. This letter must be signed, approved, and endorsed by a teacher or another staff member from their high school.
The student must provide proof of enrollment in a post-secondary education program for more than 12 weeks before receiving reimbursement for expenses.
How to Apply?
Candidates must provide the following documents:
Please note : The application deadline is July 15. Recipients will be announced before the start of the following school year, and the scholarship program is offered annually for a maximum duration of 3 years.