Success Support Scholarship - Emilien Bolduc at Laval University 2026

Émilien Bolduc Success Support Scholarship (Admission)

The Émilien Bolduc Success Support Scholarship (Admission) was established by the Émilien Bolduc Fund, and it supports students in precarious financial situations in order to enable them to pursue their university studies in administration.

Eligibility criteria for the Émilien Bolduc Success Support Scholarship (Admission):

• Applicants must be Canadian citizens, permanent residents, or international students.
• Applicants must be in a precarious financial situation.
• Applicants must have submitted a complete application for admission to FSA ULaval.
• Applicants must not have previously obtained credits in the program for which they are applying.
• For bachelor's admission, applicants must have obtained or be obtaining a Quebec college diploma (DEC) or a secondary school diploma (baccalaureate).
• Bachelor's applicants must have an R-score of 28 or higher or an average of 14/20 or higher.
• For admission to the second year, Applicants must have obtained, be in the process of obtaining, or be in the process of obtaining an undergraduate degree from a public university approved by the ministry responsible for higher education in their country of origin. 
• For admission to the second year, applicants must have a minimum program average of 3.50 in their bachelor's degree program or an overall average of 14/20 or higher.
• Applicants must ensure they are eligible for full-time enrollment during their first semester.

Application process for the Émilien Bolduc Success Support Scholarship (Admission):

• Recipients must be registered or enrolled full-time in their first semester, or be considered full-time for student financial assistance purposes.
• Recipients must write a letter of thanks to the donor to receive the scholarship.
• Applicants must complete the online scholarship application form.
• Applicants must attach a resume.
• Applicants must attach a transcript from their current studies.

Award: CAD 6,000 per year