[email protected]

$2000 DUE: April 24, 2026

**posted on Teams March 16, 2026

This scholarship is for students whose parents have an NBTA Credit Union banking account 

ELIGIBILITY 

1. Applicants must be member-owners for at least one year; or applicants must have a parent/guardian or grandparent who has been a member-owner for at least one year. 

2. All scholarship applications must be accompanied by the following:  

• Name(s) of parent/guardian or grandparent who is a member-owner at NBTA Credit Union, if you are not a member-owner. 

• An acceptance letter if you are not already in University/College. 

• An official signed transcript from High school, University, or College. 

• 2 signed letters of reference (you may include teachers, clergy, employers, Credit Union managers or other professionals; you may not include family members or classmates.) 

QUALIFICATIONS 

The criteria for the awards are listed below and are weighted equally: 

(a) Academic achievement 

(b) Co-operative community service (volunteer work) 

(c) Financial need 

(d) Success in spite of extraordinary circumstances 

SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE ADDRESS: 

Mail to: 

NBTA Credit Union Limited 

Attn. Tracy Russell 

650 Montgomery Street, 

P.O. Box 752 

Fredericton, N.B. E3B 5R6 

Email to: 

[email protected]

$1000 – DUE: May 15th, 2026

**posted to Teams March 31st, 2026**

The Douglastown Lions Club Scholarship of $1000 is awarded to a deserving graduate from the Douglastown Service area.

Eligibility:

– must be a student living in Douglastown (this includes Bartibogue, Oak Point, up to Bonne Route on Route 11 and French Fort Cove)

– one time award of $1000

– selection based on financial need and character

– all applicants must show that they have contributed something to their school by participating in some club, group or team while they were attending high school

– Turn in to the main office at JMH no later than Monday, May 15th, 2026

**There are paper copies in the JMH Guidance office**

$750 – DUE: May 15th, 2026

Purpose: To assist a deserving female student to pursue further studies or training at a recognized post-secondary institution

Submit to the main office at JMH by May 15th

Recipient will be selected by: Nancy Lordon Memorial Scholarship Committee

Eligibility:

• Must demonstrate leadership skills
• Successful graduation from James M. Hill
• Minimum of two years at this high school
• Applicant must have applied to a post-secondary institution
• Based on need, marks, and participation in school and community

$1000 – DUE: May 14th, 2026

The New Brunswick Real Estate Board is offering four REALTORS Care® bursaries to graduating high school students across the province.

This is a great opportunity for students who have been involved in their community, volunteer work, and have shown strong academic performance.

Details:
• $1,000 awarded to each recipient
• 4 bursaries available across New Brunswick
• Open to all graduating students (including those with family in real estate)
• Deadline: May 14, 2026

$1000 – DUE: May 15th

The Learning Disabilities Association of New Brunswick (LDANB) is a charitable organization founded in 1970. Our mission is to promote understanding, acceptance, and the ability of individuals with learning disabilities to lead meaningful and successful lives. Access to higher education is a key part of this mission, and LDANB is pleased to offer its annual scholarship.

For the 2026–2027 academic year, LDANB will award one $1,000 scholarship to a student who meets the eligibility criteria outlined below.

The scholarship is open to:

• Grade 12 students entering post-secondary education in Fall 2026

• Current post-secondary students who will continue their studies during the 2026 2027 academic year

Eligibility Requirements

To be considered for this scholarship, applicants must meet all of the following criteria:

1. Residency Must be a New Brunswick resident with proof of residency (driver’s licence, provincial ID, or Medicare card).

2. Diagnosis of a Learning Disability Applicants must have been formally diagnosed with a learning disability. Learning disabilities affect the acquisition, organization, retention, understanding, or use of verbal or nonverbal information in individuals with at least average abilities essential for reasoning and thinking.

Common learning disabilities include:

• Dyslexia (reading) • Dysgraphia / Written expression disorder • Dyscalculia (math)