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The Kyle Scholarship offers $2,500 to students pursuing undergraduate or graduate degrees in business, engineering, or economics at universities in Alberta, British Columbia, or Saskatchewan.
06.01.26
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$2,500
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Apr 2, 2026
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Study levels
College sophomore
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Business Management and Marketing, Education, Engineering, Legal Professions and Law Studies, Social Sciences, Visual and Performing Arts
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Apply by June 1, 2026, ensuring all eligibility criteria are met.
Amount: $2,500
Payout: Not stated on the listing
This scholarship supports students in Alberta, British Columbia, or Saskatchewan with a focus on business, engineering, or economics.
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