L V Rogers Secondary is located in Nelson, British Columbia. Scholarships for students attending L V Rogers Secondary can be found in our scholarship database
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1004 Cottonwood St
Nelson, British Columbia
V1L 3W2
250 352-5538
Scholarships
Williamsburg County Farm Bureau Scholarship: Up to three $1000 scholarships are typically awarded. However, the number and amount of scholarships will be determined by the Williamsburg County Farm Bureau Board of Directors annually based on available funds.Applicants, or their parent/guardian, must be a member of Williamsburg County Farm Bureau.Rising college freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors enrolled in any accredited agricultural...
The Jack Davis Scholarship is awarded annually to the most outstanding all-round North Shore secondary school graduate to assist in his or her entering the University of British Columbia. It was established to commemorate the many contributions of the late Honourable Jack Davis, P.C., to Canada and British Columbia.Best known for the 27 years he represented North Shore constituents, at...
The application window for the 2027 grants and awards will reopen next year鈥�2026.Deadline: November 15, 2026 (by midnight, EST)The American Association of Geographers is pleased to announce a national scholarship program for community college students. Two $1,500 scholarships will be awarded to students from community colleges, junior colleges, city colleges, or similar two-year educational institutions who will be transferring as...
Each year, the AFSCME Council 93 Memorial Scholarship Fund provides ten individual one-thousand dollar ($1,000) scholarships to students enrolled in a two-year or four-year accredited college, university, community college, graduate school, or recognized technical or trade school. Awarded in memory of all of our departed members, the scholarship is renewed for each year of attendance. Over the past two decades,...
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The Maine Difference Scholarship, a program funded by Lamey-Wellehan, is intended to aid in the cost of attaining education for Maine students studying at a Maine college or university.The student鈥檚 studies should focus on Maine's ecology and economics. The emphasis on these aspects, with Maine as an intense background, is structured to ensure that both the student and the State...
