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Opens October 1, 2026

UCalgary Pathways to Medicine Scholarship

Alberta

Who can apply: High school students applying to University of Calgary undergraduate programs

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
up to $20,000
In total, over four years.
DEADLINE December 1, 2026
NEEDS Financial need

Checked against the provider's page in Aug 2026.

Opens October 1, 2026
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Who can apply

High school students applying to University of Calgary undergraduate programs

Worth knowing

Applications open October 1, 2026 and close December 1. Shortlisted applicants get a preliminary application in early December, due early January, with decisions in February.

About this scholarship

UCalgary's renewable award for low-income, rural, and Indigenous students entering its undergraduate programs: up to $5,000 a year, to a maximum of $20,000 over four years, with an eye toward students headed for medicine.