The Regional Excellence Scholarship is an admission-based University of Alberta award for high-achieving students from certain regions. It supports undergraduate study in Canada and is assessed from the applicant’s high-school admission average.
There is no separate scholarship application. The university evaluates applicants when they apply for undergraduate admission and contacts those selected.
Benefits & funding
- Up to CAN $5,000.
- The award is partial funding; the official page does not state a payment duration or number of awards.
Eligibility
- Apply for undergraduate admission to the University of Alberta.
- Be assessed on the high-school admission average shown at the time of the admission offer.
- Be among the top students from certain regions; the university does not identify the eligible regions on the official scholarship page.
- No separate scholarship form is required.
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Education required
High School
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Application process
- 1When undergraduate applications open, select a University of Alberta bachelor’s program and submit the admission application through the appropriate portal.
- 2Provide the required high-school course and grade information and complete the admission application.
- 3Wait for the university’s automatic scholarship assessment; eligible recipients are contacted directly.
Program timeline
March 1, 2026
Most Fall 2026 undergraduate admission applications closed; some programs used different deadlines.
October 1, 2026
Fall 2027 admission and awards applications open.
March 1, 2027
Admission application deadline for most Fall 2027 undergraduate programs; program-specific exceptions apply.
September 2027
Fall 2027 classes begin.