Entrance
Scholarships

Entrance Scholarship Application

Unless otherwise indicated, recipients must register in the Fall semester as a new, first-year, full-time student as defined by the University of Regina. For information on general University of Regina Entrance Scholarships, go to Student Awards.

All Campion College scholarships are awarded in the Fall. The application deadline for Fall 2026 is March 15, 2026.

Application Required Scholarships

  • How to apply:
      1. Look at all scholarships and make note of the ones you wish to apply for.
      2. Review the criteria for each award and make note of what they require.
        1. Personal statement: tell the selection committee why you would be an appropriate recipient for the award(s) for which you have applied, a maximum of 500 words. Have this statement written and ready to upload.
        2. Financial information: this will include a list of expenses and methods of financing. Have this information ready to input into the application form.
        3. Volunteer and extracurricular activities: this will require you to list organizations, dates, and hours of service. Have this information ready to input into the application form.
        4. Some awards will also require additional letters of support or specific essays. Have these saved and ready to upload.
      3. Fill in the online application.
      4. Complete the form and be sure to include all relevant sections and attachments for the scholarship(s) for which you are applying.
      5. Simply submit it at the end. NOTE: You can save your progress and return to your online application.
      6. When you submit, you should receive an email to the address you provided with an acknowledgement of receipt of your application.
      7. If you are having issues, reach out to the Campion Registrar at campion.registrar@uregina.ca

    This scholarship was established by Reverend Reed to support students in Campion’s Pre-Professional programs. Rev. Reed’s familial connections to Saskatchewan inspired him to establish the scholarship fund in memory of his late mother, Anne Katherine McCreight, who taught in two rural one-room schools in the R. M. of Loreburn, Saskatchewan in the late 1920s and early 1930s as the Great Depression and the “dust bowl” began to devastate the lives of farm families in the province. Most of her students were impoverished, and she provided not only for their intellectual growth, but also, as best she could, for their material and physical well-being.

    The recipient of this scholarship must provide a personal statement outlining personal and career goals and be registered as a full-time Campion student in the upcoming Fall semester.

    Required:
    Personal Statement

    Campion College recognizes the need for support among refugees arriving in Canada and is following its mission to promote social justice and provide care for the whole person by providing the financial assistance and support needed to a refugee student attending the University. This bursary is awarded in the Fall semester to an entering or continuing student registered at the University of Regina, through Campion College, and has legally entered Canada as a refugee.

    To apply for this bursary applicants need:
    • a minimum average of 70% (or 65% if they are a continuing student),
    • a personal statement (300 – 500 words maximum) that addresses their experience as a refugee,
    • verification of refugee status (i.e., refugee claimant form or a letter of support written by a teacher, guidance counsellor, principal, or an employee of the Regina Open Door Society or Catholic Family Services who can support the applicant’s refugee status).
    Additionally, depending on the number of applicants, level of financial need will be considered in the decision process.

    Students already receiving educational financial assistance from World University Service of Canada (WUSC) or any other agency are not eligible to receive this bursary.
    This scholarship will be disbursed in two installments: one in September and one in January.

    Required:
    Statement of Financial Need
    Refugee Experience Statement
    Verification of Refugee Status

    The Campion Knights Bursary was established by the Campion College Knights of Columbus Council #15955 and is intended to aid alumni of the Mother Teresa Middle School in Regina but is open to other applicants.

    The bursary is awarded to entrance or continuing students based on financial need, but other criteria, such as involvement with the Knights of Columbus, academic grades, and community service, will also be considered.

    The student must be registered for full-time study in the upcoming Fall semester as defined by the University of Regina.

    Required:
    Personal Statement
    Statement of Financial Need
    Summary of Volunteer/Community Service & Extracurricular

    The Campion Magis Arts Scholarship was established for entering students registered through Campion College in the Faculty of Arts who demonstrate magis. This Ignatian characteristic encourages students to go beyond excellence to always choose the greater good, and strive to develop each element to the fullest. It is not simply about being the best in their class, but rather reflected in the individual’s desire for constant improvement, the need to always go that extra step, striving for growth and being open to change.

    The scholarships will be awarded annually in the Fall to a maximum of two students who meet the following criteria:

    • have been conditionally admitted to Campion College as new undergraduate students for the Fall semester of the year the scholarships are awarded;
    • are registered as full-time students (as defined by the University of Regina) in the Fall semester; and
    • are pursuing a program in the Faculty of Arts.

    Required:
    Personal Statement
    Statement of Financial Need
    Summary of Volunteer/Community Service & Extracurricular

    The Campion Magis Media, Art, and Performance Scholarship was established for entering students registered through Campion College in the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance who demonstrate magis. This Ignatian characteristic encourages students to go beyond excellence to always choose the greater good, and strive to develop each element to the fullest. It is not simply about being the best in their class, but rather reflected in the individual’s desire for constant improvement, the need to always go that extra step, striving for growth and being open to change.

    The scholarships will be awarded annually in the Fall to a maximum of two students who meet the following criteria:

    • have been conditionally admitted to Campion College as new undergraduate students for the Fall semester of the year the scholarships are awarded;
    • are registered as full-time students (as defined by the University of Regina) in the Fall semester; and
    • are pursuing a program in the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance.

    Required:
    Personal Statement
    Statement of Financial Need
    Summary of Volunteer/Community Service & Extracurricular

    The Campion Magis Science Scholarship was established for entering students registered through Campion College in the Faculty of Science who demonstrate magis. This Ignatian characteristic encourages students to go beyond excellence to always choose the greater good, and strive to develop each element to the fullest. It is not simply about being the best in their class, but rather reflected in the individual’s desire for constant improvement, the need to always go that extra step, striving for growth and being open to change.

    The scholarships will be awarded annually in the Fall to a maximum of two students who meet the following criteria:

    • have been conditionally admitted to Campion College as new undergraduate students for the Fall semester of the year the scholarships are awarded;
    • are registered as full-time students (as defined by the University of Regina) in the Fall semester; and
    • are pursuing a program in the Faculty of Science.

    Required:
    Personal Statement
    Statement of Financial Need
    Summary of Volunteer/Community Service & Extracurricular

    This scholarship is made possible by Don and Claire Kramer and their family. It is designated for a first-year Campion College student from rural Saskatchewan.

    The scholarships will be awarded to student who meet the following criteria:

    • a minimum 80% high school early conditional average, and
    • is registered in 15 credit hours in both the upcoming Fall and winter semesters.

    This scholarship will be disbursed in two instalments: one in September, and one in January.

    Required:
    Personal Statement
    Letter of Support

    Father John M. Riffel established this bursary in memory of his wife and of their pioneer parents, Anton and Katherina Riffel, and Benedict and Magdalena Deis.

    This bursary will be awarded annually in September to a first-year Campion student who has obtained a minimum 75% high school early conditional average.

    The bursary is based on financial need, academic achievement, and extra-curricular activities.

    Required:
    Personal Statement
    Statement of Financial Need
    Summary of Volunteer/Community Service & Extracurricular

    The Edmund Campion Cura Personalis Scholarship was established in 2021 for entering students registered through Campion College (“Campion”) pursuing a degree in the Faculties of Arts, La Cité, Media, Art, and Performance, and Science.

    The total scholarship of $20,000 will be split among recipients. A maximum of 20 recipients will be selected.

    The scholarship will be awarded on a one-time basis to students who meet the following criteria:

    • have been conditionally admitted to Campion College as new undergraduate students for the Fall semester of the year the scholarships are awarded;
    • are registered as full-time students (as defined by the University of Regina) in the Fall semester;
    • are pursuing a degree in one of the Faculties of Arts, La Cité, Media, Art, and Performance, or Science; and
    • show a dedication to involvement in volunteerism or community service.

    Preference will be given to students who are active in displaying the Jesuit model of service to the world.

    Required:
    Personal Statement
    Summary of Volunteer/Community Service & Extracurricular
    Two Letters of Support:
    1. one from a teacher, guidance counsellor, or school official regarding the applicant’s academic achievements, and
    2. one from a volunteer or community service coordinator regarding the applicant’s volunteerism or community service efforts.

    This scholarship was established by Harold and Shirley Leibel and family.

    It is based primarily on academic achievement, but the applicants’ financial needs and extra-curricular activities will also be taken into consideration.

    This scholarship will be awarded to a first-year Campion student who meet the following criteria:

    • has a minimum 80% high school early conditional average;
    • must be residents of Saskatchewan; and
    • is registered in 15 credit hours in the upcoming Fall semester.

    Required:
    Personal Statement
    Statement of Financial Need
    Summary of Volunteer/Community Service & Extracurricular

    In recognition of the important role music played in Jake and Mary Volk’s lives, preference will be given to a student majoring in Music. The scholarship is awarded in two installments of $1,250, the first to be given in September and the second in January. Academic achievement and financial need will be the main criteria.

    This scholarship is awarded annually in the Fall to a Campion student who meets the following criteria:

    • has a minimum 75% high school early conditional average, and
    • is registered in at least 12 credit hours per semester in the upcoming Fall and Winter.

    Required:
    Personal Statement
    Statement of Financial Need

    This bursary is based on the applicant’s financial need, academic achievement, and extra-curricular activities.

    This bursary is awarded to a first-year Campion College student with meets the following criteria:

    • a minimum 75% high school early conditional average, and
    • is registered as a full-time student during the upcoming Fall semester.

    Required:
    Personal Statement
    Statement of Financial Need
    Summary of Volunteer/Community Service & Extracurricular

    This scholarship is awarded to a first-year Campion College student who meets the following criteria:

    • the highest mark (at least 75%) in Grade 12 French among the applicants and must be registered in a French course in the upcoming Fall semester, and
    • must be a full-time student at Campion College during the upcoming Fall semester.

    Preference will be given to those intending to major in French.

    Required:
    Personal Statement

    This scholarship is awarded to the most promising Campion student in the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance with preference to those majoring in Music.

    This scholarship is awarded to a first-year Campion College student who meets the following criteria:

    • a high school early conditional average that exceeds 75%, and
    • is registered as a full-time Campion student in the upcoming Fall semester.

    One Kovacs Memorial Scholarship is awarded each year to either an entrance or a senior Campion student in the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance.

    Required:
    Personal Statement
    Summary of Volunteer/Community Service & Extracurricular

    The Pedro Arrupe Human Justice Scholarship was established in 2021 for entering students registered through Campion College in the Faculty of Arts and pursuing a degree in either Human Justice or Police Studies.

    The scholarship will be awarded annually to a student who meets the following criteria:

    • have been conditionally admitted to Campion College as a new undergraduate student for the Fall semester of the year the scholarships are awarded;
    • is registered as a full-time student (as defined by the University of Regina) in the Fall semester;
    • is pursuing a degree in Human Justice or Police Studies through the Faculty of Arts; and
    • demonstrates a dedication to involvement in volunteerism or community service.

    Preference will be given to students who actively display the Jesuit model of service to the world.

    Required:
    Personal Statement
    Summary of Volunteer/Community Service & Extracurricular

    The Pre-Professional Studies Scholarship was established for entering students registered through Campion College in a pre-professional academic program.

    Up to five scholarships are awarded in the Fall to students who have achieved academic excellence with:

    • a minimum 80% early conditional admission average;
    • who display dedication to their intended profession; and
    • are registered for full-time study in the upcoming Fall semester as defined by the University of Regina.

    Required:
    Personal Statement

    This scholarship is awarded to a first-year Campion College student who:

    • participates actively in their parish, school, or community;
    • is a full-time student during the upcoming Fall semester, and
    • Mother is a CWL member.

    Required:
    Personal Statement
    Summary of Volunteer/Community Service & Extracurricular

    This bursary, funded by the Saskatchewan Knights of Columbus Charitable Foundation and Adrienne & Mervyn Welter Endowment Fund, is awarded primarily on the basis of financial need. Other criteria, such as academic grades, may be considered as well.

    This bursary is awarded to a student who meets the following criteria:

    • is a member of the Knights of Columbus, the Columbian Squires, or the spouse, child, or grandchild of a member or a deceased member of the Knights of Columbus, and
    • must be a full-time student registered for at least 12 credit hours during the Fall semester.

    Required:
    Personal Statement
    Statement of Financial Need
    Summary of Volunteer/Community Service & Extracurricular

    This bursary is in memory of Stuart Lefebvre, a Campion Science student who was a shining example of courage and determination in his life-long battle with cancer and the complications from its treatment. Established by his family and friends, it is awarded annually in the Fall to a first-year Campion student who meets the following criteria:

    • has faced serious illness, disability, or other major life challenge, in the same spirit;
    • has a minimum high school early conditional average of 65%; and
    • is registered in at least six credit hours during the upcoming Fall semester.

    Required:
    Personal Statement
    Statement of Financial Need
    Summary of Volunteer/Community Service & Extracurricular
    Letter of Support

    Willemyna Smit founded the Wayne Paul Devlin Memorial Scholarship to honour the important role Campion had in Wayne’s life. Willemyna’s generous donation will have a lasting impact on the students of Campion College.

    This scholarship of $2,000 will be awarded annually to the full-time student registered through Campion who meets the following criteria:

    • is registered as a full-time student (as defined by the University of Regina) in the fall semester in which the scholarship is awarded;
    • preference will be given to students from outside of Saskatchewan; and
    • preference will be given to a student registered in the Faculty of Science.

    Required:
    Personal Statement

    This scholarship is designated for a first-year Campion student graduating from a Saskatchewan high school and enrolled in full-time studies, as defined by the University of Regina.

    This scholarship is awarded to a student who meets the following criteria:

    • has a minimum 90% admission average;
    • demonstrate compassion through active service within the community; and
    • demonstrates a commitment to athletics through involvement in sports.

    The scholarship is paid out in two installments of $3,250: the first to be given in September, the second in January.

    Required:
    Personal Statement
    Summary of Volunteer/Community Service & Extracurricular
    Four Letters of Support:
    Two about volunteerism and community service
    Two about athletic achievement

    Automatically Awarded Scholarships

    The following scholarships for first-year, full-time students are automatically awarded and no applications are required.

    This scholarship is awarded to a Campion College student entering the first semester of university studies and is based on the student’s high school early conditional average. The recipient of this scholarship must be a full-time student during the upcoming Fall semester.

    This scholarship is awarded to a Campion College student entering the first semester of university studies and is based on the student’s high school early conditional average. The recipient of this scholarship must be a full-time student during the upcoming Fall semester.

    The Campion College Centennial Indigenous Entrance Award was established in 2017 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Campion College.

    This scholarship is awarded to the self-declared Indigenous student who meets the following criteria:

    • the highest Grade 12 early conditional average;
    • is applying for high school admission into an undergraduate program for the upcoming Fall semester at Campion College; and
    • must be registered for full-time study, as defined by the University of Regina.

    This scholarship is awarded to a Campion College student entering the first semester of university studies and is based on the student’s high school early conditional average. The recipient of this scholarship must be a full-time student during the upcoming Fall semester.

    This scholarship is awarded to a Campion College student entering the first semester of university studies and is based on the student’s high school early conditional average. The recipient of this scholarship must be a full-time student during the upcoming Fall semester.

    This scholarship is awarded to a Campion College student entering the first semester of university studies and is based on the student’s high school early conditional average. The recipient of this scholarship must be a full-time student during the upcoming Fall semester.

    This scholarship will be awarded to a first-year student of Campion College who is:

    • a Miller High School graduate;
    • achieved the highest mark in Grade 12 English; and
    • is a full-time student at Campion College during the Fall semester.

    This scholarship is awarded to a Campion College student entering the first semester of university studies and is based on the student’s high school early conditional average. The recipient of this scholarship must be a full-time student during the upcoming Fall semester.

    In recognition of the important role Campion played in both Barbara and Daryl’s lives, this scholarship will be awarded annually to the full-time student with the highest early conditional average entering from a Catholic school outside of Regina, SK, with preference given to students from Christ the Teacher School Division and meets the following criteria:

    • has been conditionally admitted to Campion College as a new undergraduate student for the Fall semester of the year in which the scholarship is awarded;
    • is registered as a full-time student (as defined by the University of Regina) in the Fall semester; and
    • preference given to students pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance.

    This scholarship is awarded to a Campion College student entering the first semester of university studies and is based on the student’s high school early conditional average. The recipient of this scholarship must be a full-time student during the upcoming Fall semester.

    This scholarship is awarded to a Campion College student entering the first semester of university studies and is based on the student’s high school early conditional average. The recipient of this scholarship must be a full-time student during the upcoming Fall semester.

    This scholarship is made possible by donations from friends of the late Father Isidore Gorski, former dean and long-time professor of Religious Studies at Campion College.

    This scholarship will be awarded to a Campion College student entering the first semester of university studies and is based on the student’s high school early conditional average. The recipient of this scholarship must be a full-time student during the upcoming Fall semester.

    This scholarship is awarded to a Campion College student entering the first semester of university studies and is based on the student’s high school early conditional average. The recipient of this scholarship must be a full-time student during the upcoming Fall semester.

    This scholarship is awarded to a Campion College student entering the first semester of university studies and is based on the student’s high school early conditional average. The recipient of this scholarship must be a full-time student during the upcoming Fall semester.

    This scholarship was established in memory of the late Roy and Katherine Obrigewitsch by their family. This scholarship will be awarded to a student who meets the following criteria:

    • a student from Greenall High School (Balgonie) student based on academic performance;
    • who entered Campion College in the Faculty of Science directly from Grade 12; and
    • is a full-time student during the upcoming Fall semester.

    This scholarship will be awarded annually to a full time student with the highest early conditional average entering directly from Grade 12 from Dr. Martin LeBoldus Catholic High School who meets the following criteria:

    • has been conditionally admitted to Campion College as a new undergraduate student for the fall semester of the year in which the scholarship is awarded
    • is registered as a full-time student (as defined by the University of Regina) in the fall semester, and
    • is pursuing a degree in the Faculty of Media, Art, and Performance.

    These scholarships are awarded to self-declared Indigenous students applying for admission into an undergraduate program for the upcoming Fall semester at Campion College and are awarded on the basis of Grade 12 early conditional average.

    Preference will be given to Mother Teresa Middle School graduates in order of their academic averages. In the event that there are not three applicants who have graduated from Mother Teresa Middle School, the award or awards may be given to any Indigenous students in the order of their academic averages.

    The student must be registered for full-time study in the upcoming Fall semester, as defined by the University of Regina.

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