Burman University Music Bursary

APPLICATION DEADLINE:

August 15

Criteria and information:

Winners are selected based on an anonymous written application.
Must be in a music program. Preference will be given to music majors over music minors.
Must have initial admission into Burman University as a first-year first-time student.
Must live within 100 kilometers of the campus or in the cities along the QE2 corridor between and including Edmonton and Calgary.
Must complete the application before the deadline.
Must register for and successfully complete a minimum 80% course load per semester (12 credits excluding PLAR and Audit Credit) during the school year.
Students are not eligible for this award if they are already receiving a Second-Degree Discount or a full-tuition scholarship.
Awards will be split 50/50 between the fall and winter semesters.

All applicants must submit a short (max 250 words) written response detailing their career or end goals in music.

Burman Student ID*

Please enter your Student ID to complete the form

I am a new student to Burman University

YesNo

This bursary is only open to first-year first-time students to Burman University.

Will you be transferring previous post-secondary coursework to Burman University*

YesNo

If entering Burman in Year 2 or more you are not eligible for this scholarship. Please complete the Transfer scholarship application. Do not submit this form.

I am a citizen or permanent resident of Canada and live within 100 kilometers of the campus or in the cities along the QE2 corridor between and including Edmonton and Calgary.*

YesNo

This scholarship is only available to students who are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who also live within the Central Alberta corridor.

Name*

First NameLast Name

Phone Number*

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What is your intended program at Burman University?

ex: Bachelor of Arts in Music

Please provide a written response detailing what your career or end goals are in music. (Max 300 words). This anonymous response will determine who receives the bursaries.*

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