Entrance Awards
Entrance Awards
The Entrance Awards application for the 2020-21 school year is now available.
Entrance Awards are grouped into two distinct categories of Scholarships and Bursaries.
Entrance scholarships are competitive and are awarded to students who exhibit sound academic achievement, community involvement, good character and who otherwise meet the criteria and terms of the scholarship. Recipients are chosen based on the scholarship criteria and independently of financial need.
Entrance bursaries are needs-based and are awarded to students with demonstrated financial need who exhibit sound scholastic achievement, good character, who have shown a great interest in participating in the Luther College High School community and who otherwise meet the criteria and terms of the bursary.
Financial Assistance is separate from our Entrance Awards. However, families who are applying for an entrance bursary must also complete the Financial Assistance application. Please note that all financial and application information is kept strictly confidential. The Financial Assessment Application fee is $50. While all families can apply for Financial Assistance, it is a requirement for those applying for an entrance bursary.
Entrance Award Application Requirements:
- The application deadline for both the Entrance Awards application and the Financial Assistance application is March 1, 2020.
- Entrance Awards are for new students applying to Luther College High School.
- To be eligible for an Entrance Award, students must be permanent Saskatchewan residents.
- Successful applicants will be notified in May of each year.
- Please note that an application is not considered complete until we receive all requested documents.
- We encourage all families who are applying for Entrance Awards to consider volunteering at Luther College as a way of giving back to the community. Please consider filling out our Parent Volunteer Form.
Each scholarship and bursary offered at Luther College High School is described in the table below.
Scholarships
Awarded to a new Grade 9 student who has a keen interest in learning, shows a caring attitude towards others, and has above average scholastic achievement. Please submit a character reference in the Supporting Documents section.
Awarded to a deserving new Grade 9 student who demonstrates financial need.
Awarded to a new Grade 9 student, with preference given to rural students with a financial need. Please submit proof of your rural address in the Supporting Documents section.
Awarded to assist a new student with preference given to a student with abilities in music. Please submit proof of musical ability in the Supporting Documents section.
Awarded to a new student who demonstrates qualities of compassion, sensitivity, desire for learning, reverence for life, and faith in God. Please submit a reference letter from your pastor in the Supporting Documents section.
Awarded to a deserving new Grade 9 student.
Awarded to a deserving new Grade 9 student.
Awarded to recipients who demonstrate academic achievement, sportsmanship and athletic ability, preferably in basketball or girls’ volleyball. Please submit a reference letter from a coach or other proof of athletic ability in the Supporting Documents section.
Awarded to a recipient with a keen sense of academic pursuit, demonstrate a need or hardship, financially or otherwise, such as physically, mentally, emotionally, cognitively or spiritually. Preference will be given to a student who exemplifies the characteristics of integrity, justice, humor, kindness and compassion. Please submit a character reference letter in the Supporting Documents section.
Bursaries
This bursary covers annual tuition fees and may provide for additional costs such as bus plans, cafeteria meal plans and other expenses provided the student maintains good academic standing. It is awarded to students with financial need who show academic promise, a positive attitude, proven leadership abilities, a strong desire to succeed and a keen interest in learning.
This bursary covers annual tuition fees, dorm fees and may provide for other additional costs provided the student maintains good academic standing. It is awarded to First Nations and/or Metis students who demonstrate academic achievement, a keen interest in learning and financial need. Preference is given to students from core Regina schools, including Albert and Kitchener.
This bursary covers annual tuition fees, dorm fees and may provide for other additional costs provided the student maintains good academic standing. It is awarded to Aboriginal students who demonstrate academic promise, a positive attitude, a willingness to work hard, and a student desire to succeed as well as financial need.
This bursary covers annual tuition fees for students who demonstrate financial need and academic potential and strong athletic abilities, preferably in basketball or girls’ volleyball. Please submit a reference letter from a coach or other proof of athletic ability in the Supporting Documents section.
