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Scholarships

New Scholarship

• Degree Pathway (Value = $2500 CAD): Awarded to international applicants who are transferring into the second, third, or fourth year of a bachelor's degree program at Sheridan, based on previous postsecondary education.
• Degree Achievement (Value = $2000 CAD per year or up to $6000 CAD): Awarded to international students in their second, third, and fourth year of a Sheridan bachelor's degree program, subject to a minimum GPA of 3.6 (80%) in the preceding year of study at Sheridan in the same program.
   

International Scholarships and Awards

Study at Sheridan and receive up to C$12,000 in scholarships and awards
At Sheridan we offer a range of incentives to recognize achievement, reward commitment, and make a high-quality Canadian education even more affordable.

Program scholarships and awards

Eligibility Requirements

To receive and retain any scholarship or award, you must:

• Accept your offer according to the instructions on your Letter of Acceptance for the Winter 2026, Spring 2026, or Fall 2026 intake.
• Pay the required fees as outlined in the Fee Estimate by the fee deadline indicated. Payment of full fees is required to access the course schedules.
• Register and remain enrolled as a full-time*** international student paying international fees past the withdrawal deadline (the 10th day of classes) for the awarded start term. If you are receiving the Sheridan Global Advantage Award for a future term, it cannot be used to pay down your current or previous balance owing.
  • Awards will be applied to your account balance after the 10th day of classes.
• Not receive a partial or full refund of the fees paid for the awarded start term.

*** Students are considered to have a full-time course load if they are enrolled in at least 70% of the required credits or 66.67% of the required courses for their program of study in a given semester. Students who have a confirmed disability status with Sheridan’s Accessible Learning Services by day 10 of each term are considered to have a full-time course load if they are enrolled in at least 40% of the credits or courses required for the program of instruction in a given semester.