Canadian Baptist Theological Seminary and College Scholarships
Who can apply Students admitted to CBT's college or seminary programs in Cochrane
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Checked against the provider's page in Oct 2026.
Apply at https://cbtsc.ca/scholarships/
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Apply once a year through the Populi student system before the school year starts, or before the Winter semester if you start in January. Most awards need admission to a program and at least two courses that semester, and returning students need a 2.3 GPA. Barnabas applicants must pursue a bachelor’s or master’s degree full-time, and certificate and diploma students do not qualify. CBT, CNBC and IMB dependent awards require admission by age 30, but this is not a limit for all scholarships. Your Populi account must have no outstanding balance unless a documented payment arrangement is in place.
About this scholarship
Canadian Baptist Theological Seminary & College funds more than twenty scholarships through one yearly application, most paid per credit hour. Minimum amounts range from $50 a credit for named scholarships to $250 a credit for the Barnabas Scholarship (new students nominated by a CNBC or SBC church) and for ministry leaders on staff at a CNBC church. Others cover dependents of CNBC, CBT and IMB staff, spouses of CBT students, former missionary volunteers, and students planning missions, pastoral, children's or religious education ministry.
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