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The CST Award Scholarship offers $6,000 to high school seniors who are Canadian residents or protected persons attending post-secondary institutions in Canada, with a focus on first-generation college students demonstrating financial need.
04.24.26
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Applications are due by April 24, 2026. Required documents include a transcript and letters of recommendation.
Amount: $6,000
Payout: Paid to the college or financial aid office
This scholarship supports high school seniors in Canada, particularly first-generation college students, with a $6,000 award based on financial need.
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