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Unless specified, the following awards do not require an application; all UofT at Scarborough undergraduate degree students with excellent academic standing are considered. Where deadlines are not specified, ask staff in the Office of the Registrar - Admissions and Liaison in Room S303F and check the "Scholarships" bulletin board in the Meeting Place. Check the UofT at Scarborough website too for announcements!
The official award records are on file in Room S303F.
UofT at Scarborough students are also eligible for consideration
for other general University of Toronto scholarships and bursaries
in addition to the awards listed below. Students should review
the "Awards" binder in the Resource Centre, Room S302.
Scholarship Inquiries: (416) 287-7529. Bursary / Grant inquiries:
(416) 287-7001.
A general condition for holding an entrance or in-course
award is that the student must register at the University of Toronto
at Scarborough in the following academic year with degree status.
Students who have been awarded a scholarship which is based on
enrolment in a particular programme of study must continue in
that programme to receive the award. UofT at Scarborough may not
award a scholarship, if, in a particular year, the academic achievement
of the candidate is not of high standard. For graduation awards,
students who graduate at the fall convocation are considered for
awards at the following spring convocation in competition with
the spring graduands. Students who graduate with three-year degrees
are not considered for in-course awards.
Ontario Student Opportunity Trust Fund Awards (OSOTF)
To qualify for consideration for awards listed below
which are described as OSOTF awards, students must qualify for
consideration for the Ontario Student Assistance Programme (OSAP).
NOTE:
The calendar is published in March. Check our website in September
for updates or changes to the scholarship program.
UofT at Scarborough provides generous funding for
entrance scholarships to students entering first year. Students
transferring from other universities with outstanding academic
achievement are also considered. For need-based awards, applicants
must complete a University of Toronto Advance Planning for Students
(UTAPS) application, which is mailed automatically to all applicants
who are Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents of Canada. Successful
applicants will be notified of awards received at the time they
receive an offer of admission to the University.
In considering students for scholarships, the University
reserves the right to give preference to students whose marks
are the result of a single attempt at each course.
The University of Toronto National Scholarships will be awarded to students who demonstrate superior academic performance, original and creative thought, and exceptional achievement in a broad context. The National Scholars will be those who not only excel in academic pursuits but also have an enthusiasm for intellectual exploration and an involvement in the life of their school and community. Each secondary school is invited to nominate, on the basis of these criteria, one graduating student to receive a University of Toronto National Book Award. The winners of the Book Awards, and only these students, may enter the National Scholarship Competition.
Information and applications are sent to secondary schools each fall. Applications will not be sent to individual students since nomination by the school is required.
At least fifteen and up to twenty of the finalists
will be identified as University of Toronto National Scholars.
The National Scholarship will range in value from $7,500 to $12,500
each year for four years of undergraduate study. The annual value
of each student's scholarship will be determined on the basis
of his or her financial circumstances.
This program recognizes outstanding University of
Toronto students in any first degree course, both on admission
and during their course of study. Approximately 120 outstanding
admission applicants are selected as University of Toronto Scholars.
These awards have a value of $3,000 and may be held in any program
of study at the University, in conjunction with admission awards
that the students may receive from their faculty/college.
Awards under the University of Toronto Scholars Program
are not renewable. Outstanding students, however, will be eligible
for consideration for University of Toronto (In-course) Scholarships
at the end of the first, second and third year of their programs.
There are about 100 scholarships at each level for all divisions.
At UofT at Scarborough, there are 15 of these awards at each level.
These in-course awards are worth $1500 and are tenable with other
in-course scholarships.
Awarded to the student entering first year whose
achievement in secondary school is considered to be the most outstanding.
The scholarship is awarded in memory of Professor A. F. Wynne
Plumptre, a former principal of University of Toronto at Scarborough.
(2000 value $4,500)
Eight scholarships (2000 value $4,500) are awarded
to students entering first year on the basis of exceptional academic
achievement in secondary school. The scholarships are awarded
in honour of Professor Emeritus F.A. Urquhart, a distinguished
entomologist.
Number & Value (year 2000)Achievement
Unlimited @ $4,500 90.0% to 100% based on final average in June
Unlimited @ $2,250 87.0% to 89.9% based on final average in June
Unlimited @ $1,500 85.0% to 86.9% based on final average in June
Percentages given assume a grading scale where an A average ranges from 80.0% to 100%. Adjustments will be made for different grading scales. The average is based on the admissions average. English OAC1 is a required course for all programmes. The final average is calculated to be significant to one decimal point.
(Exceptions: In general, one major award per student
is permitted. For example, where a student in the 90% range has
been given another major award such as the University of Toronto
Scholars award valued at $3,000, Scarborough will offer an additional
award so that the total value of all awards is at least $4,500.
The level of funding obtained from all awards from the University
from all sources could be higher but will not be lower than the
amounts described above for each grade range.) In considering
students for scholarships, the University reserves the right to
give preference to students whose marks are the result of a single
attempt at each course.
Awarded to students applying directly from secondary school who have demonstrated significant contribution to community service work and who have high academic achievement.
Application required. Applications will be mailed to high schools or telephone (416) 287-7529.
(3 awards valued at tuition.)
Deadline: March 1
See Need-Based Scholarships section below. A UTAPS
application is required for new students.
Awarded to a student entering first year on the basis
of academic excellence in the secondary school programme. (Value:
$2,000)
Awarded to a student entering first year on
the basis of academic excellence in the secondary school programme.
(Value: $1,000)
Awarded to a student on the basis of excellent academic achievement in the secondary school programme. (Value: $750)
Donated by the Federation
of Chinese Canadian Professionals (Ontario Education Foundation).
University of Toronto at Scarborough Scholarship in Studio Art
Awarded to a student applying to Arts-Humanities
who intends to take a programme in studio art; awarded on the
basis of an excellent portfolio that focuses on exploration of
concepts and media. Application required: Deadline March 1
Send a covering letter with slides or portfolio and a letter of
recommendation from an instructor or arts professional to: The
Supervisor, Visual and Performing Arts (Studio) (Value: $750)
This scholarship programme is intended to encourage the participation of groups that can be shown to be under-represented. The awards, which include admission scholarships, are designed to enhance the recruitment and success of black students (African-Canadian, Caribbean-Canadian and students of Afro-Canadian heritage.) Eligible students must submit a letter to declare their eligibility and interest to: Opportunity Scholarships Admissions and Awards 315 Bloor St. West Toronto ON M5S 1A3 Deadline: April 1
Awarded to students who are active leaders, are respected and considered to be well-rounded citizens in their school community and who have demonstrated financial need. Applicants must submit a covering letter to outline their community activity and demonstrated leadership skills to: Lo Family Scholarships, Admissions and Awards,
315 Bloor St. West M5S 1A3. Deadline: April 1
Awarded to a student from Brant County, Ontario on
the basis of academic excellence. Application required. Submit
a letter indicating how the Brant County condition is met to Waddell
Scholarship,, Admissions and Awards, 315 Bloor St.W,. Toronto
ON M5S 1A3 Deadline: April 1
It is the practice of the University of Toronto at
Scarborough Awards Committee to permit a student to hold only
one major award to allow the opportunity for more students to
be recognized for excellent achievement. Undergraduate degree
students are considered for in-course awards after the 5th,
10th, and 15th full credit is completed.
Most award decisions are made in late summer for students who
are eligible for consideration after the fall, winter and summer
sessions.
Awards under the University of Toronto Scholars Programme
are not renewable. Outstanding undergraduate degree students,
however, will be eligible for consideration for University of
Toronto (In-course) Scholarships at the end of the first, second
and third year of their programs. At Uof T at Scarborough, there
are about 15 scholarships at each level. These in-course awards
are worth $1500 and are tenable with other in-course scholarships.
Awarded to the outstanding student in each year at
University of Toronto at Scarborough, in any field of study. The
scholarships are awarded in memory of Dr. A. D. Allen, a former
principal of Scarborough.
Two scholarships for each of first, second and third year are awarded on the basis of exceptional academic achievement. The scholarships are awarded in memory of Professor V. Bladen, a former member of the faculty in Economics.
Awarded to the outstanding students in each year
at Scarborough.
Awarded to a student in good academic standing entering the second, third or fourth year who has made an outstanding contribution to the Academic, Social or Cultural life of UofT at Scarborough.
Application or nomination required. Deadline:
September 30
Awarded to a student, alumnus/a, administrative staff
member or faculty member who has made a significant contribution
toward improving the quality of academic or extra-curricular student
life on campus. Sponsored
by the University of Toronto Alumni Association. Nomination
required. The deadline is normally in December.
Awarded to a student on the basis of financial need.
Academic merit will also be considered. (OSOTF*)
Awarded on the basis of academic excellence to one
or more students registered in a Life Sciences or Physical Sciences
programme that leads to a Bachelor of Science degree.
Awarded to a student enrolled in the second or third
year of a programme in the Division of Humanities on the basis
of excellent academic achievement.
Awarded to the student who has demonstrated outstanding
academic achievement at the end of third year.
1. One prize will be awarded to a student entering the fourth year of the Specialist Programme in Cell and Molecular Biology.
2. One prize will be awarded to a student entering the fourth year of a Specialist programme in Computer Science.
3. One prize will be awarded to a student entering the fourth year of a Specialist programme in Environmental Sciences.
Preference will be given to students who have completed
at least 10 of the F.C.E.'s required for the programme with excellent
standing.
Awarded to a student enrolled in an environmental
science, ecology or geography programme on the basis of excellent
academic achievement, strong interest in environmental issues
and active participation in environmental projects within the
university or community. Application Required. Deadline: April
30 (OSOTF*)
Awarded to a student on the basis of excellent academic
achievement in the third year of a four-year undergraduate degree
programme.
Awarded to a student who demonstrates excellent scholarship
in political geography or studies of developing nations.
Awarded on the basis of an essay submitted by a student
specializing in Management or Economics on any subject covered
by a B-, C- or D-level course in Economics.
Awarded to the outstanding student entering the final
year of the Major or the Specialist Programme in Anthropology.
Awarded to a full-time student entering the third
year of a physical sciences programme on the basis of excellent
achievement in ASTA03Y and one B- or C- level course in Astronomy.
Awarded to the student with the highest standing
in HISB04Y Canadian History.
Awarded to the student completing third year, who
in the opinion of the members of the teaching staff in History,
has excelled in the study of History. Awarded in the memory of
William Beardmore, a History graduate of UofT at Scarborough.
Awarded to a student entering the third year of the Major or Specialist Programme in History on the basis of academic performance (at least B+ standing) and financial need. Emphasis is placed on academic performance. Application required. Deadline: September 30
Awarded on the basis of an essay on a topic focusing
on Canadian politics or a similar field of Canadian Studies. The
essay should have Canada as its primary focus. Essays are normally
those submitted for course work. Nominations are usually
made by instructors to the Chair of the Division of Social
Sciences by April 15, and should include a copy of the essay and
a cover page showing full name of the student, student number
and the name of the course for which and professor to whom the
essay was originally submitted.
Awarded on the basis of an essay, 2,500 to 5,000
words in length, on a topic focusing on Canadian art, drama, music
or literature. Essays are normally those submitted for course
work and nominated by instructors. However, students may also
submit a copy of their essays directly to the Chair of the Division
of Humanities by April 30. Include a cover page showing full name,
student number and the name of the course for which and professor
to whom the essay was originally submitted.
Awarded for the best essay written for an English
course, in the past academic year. Essays are nominated by
instructors.
Awarded to the student enrolled in a major or specialist
programme(s) in a modern language who, on entering the third or
fourth year, has the highest grade point average in courses taken
to satisfy the programme(s). (minimum gpa 3.2).
Awarded for the best undergraduate essay in French
drama. Essays are nominated by instructors.
Awarded for the best essay in the area of Women's
Studies. Essays are nominated by instructors.
Awarded to a full-time student entering the fourth year of the Specialist Programme in Psychology, on the basis of excellent academic achievement.
Awarded to the student in the Major or Specialist
Programme in Philosophy before the beginning of the third or fourth
year of study whose grades and performance in Philosophy, in the
opinion of the Faculty in Philosophy, have best demonstrated excellence
in the subject.
Awarded to an outstanding student who has completed
the second year of the Major or Specialist Programme in English.
Awarded to a student displaying outstanding ability
in the dramatic arts who is either continuing in a Drama Programme
at UofT at Scarborough or is graduating and has registered in
an advanced training programme in the dramatic arts. Application
required. Deadline: June 1
Awarded for the best essay or original composition
in a course in music offered at the University of Toronto at Scarborough.
Awarded to a student who is entering the third or
fourth year in a Major or Specialist Programme in French on the
basis of outstanding achievement in French studies. A minimum
of 4.0 full course equivalents must be completed. (first award
2001)
Awarded to one or more students enrolled in the Early
Teacher Project (open to students enrolled in Physical Sciences
Scarborough programmes) on the basis of academic achievement (minimum
3.3 gpa).
(This award is currently under review.)
Awarded to a student enrolled in the Division of
Physical Sciences' Early Teacher Project on the basis of excellent
academic achievement and contribution to the programme through
leadership activities and success in the teaching practicum.
Awarded to a student entering the fourth year of
the Specialist Programme in Environmental Chemistry who has demonstrated
excellent academic achievement, especially in the laboratory component
of the courses, and has shown evidence of a commitment to a career
in Environmental Chemistry. (This award is currently under
review.)
Awarded to a full-time student entering the second
year of any programme in the biological sciences on the basis
of excellent achievement in BGYA01Y Introductory Biology (minimum
3.3 gpa/B+). Emphasis will be placed on the laboratory component
of the course and overall contribution to the class.
Awarded to a full-time student entering the fourth
year of a specialist programme in biological sciences on the basis
of excellent academic achievement. Emphasis will be placed on
achievement in the third year of study.
Awarded to a full-time undergraduate student entering
second, third or fourth year who has demonstrated outstanding
leadership qualities in his/her school or community who (i) is
a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident, (ii) has been a Scarborough
resident for at least 5 years, (iii) is a graduate of a secondary
school in Scarborough, (iv) has a good academic record (minimum
B average/3.0 GPA) and (iv) demonstrates financial need. (OSOTF*)
Application Required. Deadline May 31
Awarded to an undergraduate student entering second,
third or fourth year who has special educational needs due to
a physical or learning disability who (i) has demonstrated outstanding
leadership qualities in his/her school or community, (ii) is a
Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident, (iii) has a good academic
record (minimum B average/3.0 GPA) and (iv) demonstrates financial
need. Preference is normally given to full-time students. However,
students who are not enrolled in a full-time course load may explain
the reasons for carrying a part-time course load. (OSOTF*) Application
Required. Deadline May 31
Awarded to full-time undergraduate student entering
second, third or fourth year in a programme in the Division of
Management who has demonstrated outstanding leadership qualities
in his/her school or community who (i) is a Canadian Citizen or
Permanent Resident, (ii) has a good academic record (minimum B
average/3.0 GPA) and (iii) demonstrates financial need. (OSOTF*)
Application Required. Deadline May 31
See Financial Need section below.
Awarded to one or more students entering the third
or fourth year of a Management programme whose academic and athletic
achievement, combined, best exhibit dedication to excellence.
(Minimum grade point average of 3.3/B+). Application required.
Deadline September 30
Awarded to the student who has completed the third year of study in the Specialist Programme in Management and who has completed the following courses with the highest average grade: MGTB03H, MGTC06H, MGTC03H, MGTC09H, MGTC60H, MGTC75H.
Donated by The Society of
Management Accountants of Ontario
Awarded to a student entering third year in a degree
programme in the Division of Management on the basis of financial
need. Preference will be given to a candidate who has shown a
marked improvement in academic standing from year one to year
two. (OSOTF*).
Awarded to a student completing the third year of the Specialist Programme in Management with the highest average (at least A minus) of grades achieved in MGTC07H and MGTC08H.
Donated by KPMG
Awarded to student entering second, third or fourth
year in a management programme. Financial need must be considered
in addition to academic merit. (OSOTF*)
Awarded to an undergraduate student enrolled in a management programme on the basis of excellent academic achievement.
Donated by Mr. Submarine Limited
Awarded to an undergraduate student enrolled
in a management programme who has the highest grade in the course
MGTC38H3 Entrepreneurship (minimum grade A minus.) (first award:
2001)
One scholarship will be awarded to a student enrolled
in the Co-operative Programme in Arts Management who has demonstrated
outstanding academic achievement. One scholarship will be awarded
to a student enrolled in the Co-operative Programme in Arts Management
who has demonstrated outstanding achievement on the work placement.
Awarded to students enrolled in the Co-operative
Programme in Arts Management who are in good standing in the co-op
programme, who are eligible for placement. Financial need must
be considered. (OSOTF*)
Awarded to a student enrolled in the Co-operative
Programme in International Development Studies who is starting
the work placement. Financial need must be considered. Academic
merit will also be considered. (OSOTF*)
Awarded to a student enrolled in the Co-operative
Programme in International Development Studies who is starting
his/her work placement.
Awarded to a student entering the fourth year of
a specialist programme in Chemistry who has the highest standing
in the programme in third year.
Awarded to the most improved student entering the
fourth year of a specialist programme in Chemistry.
Awarded to a student entering the third year of a
programme in chemistry based on academic achievement in the courses
required for the programme (a minimum of three Chemistry courses
must be completed to be considered).
Awarded to one or more students entering either (i)
the third year of a major programme in chemistry or (ii) the third
or fourth year of a specialist programme in chemistry. Financial
need must be considered. Academic merit will also be considered.
(OSOTF*)
Awarded to students enrolled in undergraduate degree
programmes on the basis of financial need. Academic merit will
also be considered. (OSOTF*)
Awarded to a student from Brant County, Ontario on
the basis of academic excellence. Application required. Check
Award Binder for deadline.
Awarded to the undergraduate, whose academic performance
and extra-curricular activities in the area of Chinese studies
and Sino-Canadian studies best exhibits commitment to Chinese-Canadian
cultural and economic ties.
Awarded to students enrolled in second, third or
fourth year, in a Specialist Programme offered by the departments
of Mathematics, Physics or Computer Science (Faculty of Arts and
Science, UofT at Scarborough) on the basis of academic performance
and financial need. Application required.
Part-time undergraduate students who (a) have completed
at least ten full courses, of which four are in an area of specialization,
and; (b) have obtained a B average (GPA of 3.0) in the most recent
five full courses, may be considered. Application required.
Part-time undergraduate students who (a) have completed
at least five full courses with a B average (GPA of 3.0) in the
last five full courses, and (b) have demonstrated outstanding
achievement or commitment in activities distinct from their University
studies or have overcome adverse circumstances in order to attend
University, may be considered. Application required.
Part-time students who have a GPA of at least 3.3
in the most recent five courses who have completed the majority
of their courses on part-time basis may be considered. Sponsored
by APUS. Application required.
Applicants must demonstrate financial need. Applications
may be obtained from the Office of the Registrar Room S303. Deadline:
November 1; however, applications will be accepted after
this date should emergencies arise and funds still be available.
Students who are concerned about financing their
university studies can obtain early information about government
and other financial assistance by completing a UTAPS application.
These applications are mailed in the spring to all Canadian citizens
and permanent residents who have applied for admission to full-time
studies at the University of Toronto. The student will receive
notification of UTAPS eligibility with the offer of admission.
Returning students, with calculated unmet need above their government-funding
maximum, will receive an application for UTAPS bursary assistance
in the fall.
Awarded to students entering first, second or third
year in a degree programme offered by the Division of Management
on the basis of financial need. Eligible candidates are to be
limited to graduates of high schools within the geographic limits
of the Corporation of the City of Scarborough as it existed on
December 31, 1997. (OSOTF*)
Awarded to students enrolled in the Co-operative
Programme in International Development Studies who are starting
their work placement. Financial need must be considered. (OSOTF*).
Awarded to a student enrolled in the Co-operative
Programme in International Development Studies who is starting
the work placement. Financial need must be considered. (OSOTF*)
Awarded to students enrolled in the Co-operative
Programme in International Development Studies who are starting
their work placement. Financial need must be considered. (OSOTF*)
Awarded to a student enrolled in the Co-operative
Programme in International Development Studies returning from
work placement to complete the fifth and final year; given on
the basis of financial need. Where two or more students qualify
on this basis, the students' contribution to the programme and
to UofT at Scarborough will also be considered. Application
required. Deadline: September 30.
Awarded to students enrolled in the Co-operative Programme in Arts Management undertaking Placement, on the basis of financial conditions during placement. (Application required.)
Donated by the Corporation
of Massey Hall and Roy Thompson Hall.
Awarded on the basis of financial need. Submit
a bursary application with a covering letter to Admissions and
Awards, 315 Bloor Street West by September 30. (OSOTF*)
Awarded to one or more students who have/will have
a child/children at N'Sheemaehn child care facility on the basis
of financial need. Bursary must be applied to fees at N'Sheemaehn.
Application required. Deadline: June 30.
Awarded to a full-time degree student registered
in second, third or fourth year who achieved at least a Grade
B standing in the previous year and who can demonstrate financial
need.
The Ontario Student Assistance Programme (OSAP) is
available to Ontario residents who are Canadian citizens or permanent
residents to assist with educational and living expenses. OSAP
loans are interest-free and non-repayable while the student remains
enroled in full-time studies. Information concerning the eligibility
and assessment criteria may be obtained from: Admissions and Awards
315 Bloor Street West University of Toronto, M5S 1A3 (416) 978-2190
or Ministry of Education and Training website: http://osap.gov.on.ca
OSAP application forms are also available for pick-up
in the Office of the Registrar, Room S303. It is recommended that
returning students apply for OSAP assistance for the Winter Session
by May 31 and new students by June 30. Check with staff regarding
summer deadlines.
Students from other Canadian provinces should apply
through their provincial financial aid program. Admissions and
Awards can provide addresses, and, in many cases, application
forms.
This program is funded by the University and the
Ministry of Education and Training, and provides on-campus, part-time
employment to students with financial need. Information and applications
are available from Admissions and Awards or from the Resource
Centre at Scarborough, Room S302.
Non-repayable assistance of up to $5000 is available
from the federal and provincial governments for OSAP recipients
who have special educational expenses as a result of a disability.
Information and applications are available from Admissions and
Awards.
*Ontario Student Opportunity Trust Fund Awards (OSOTF)
To qualify for consideration for awards listed above
which are described as OSOTF awards, students must qualify for
consideration for the Ontario Student Assistance Programme (OSAP).
Awarded to the outstanding member of the graduating
class in each of these areas of scholarship.
Awarded to the outstanding student graduating in
Geography in a Major or Specialist programme.
Awarded to the outstanding member of the graduating
class who has completed a Minor or Major Programme in Classical
Studies.
Awarded to the outstanding member of the graduating
class who has completed the Specialist Programme in Psychology.
Awarded to an outstanding graduating student completing
a Management programme who has displayed excellent achievement
in accounting an average of at least B plus in MGTB03H, MGTC06H,
MGTC07H and MGTC08H. Preference will be given to students who
intend to enrol in the CGA programme. A declaration is required.
Write to the Assistant Registrar-Admissions by May 15.
Awarded to the outstanding student graduating in
Sociology in a Major or Specialist programme.
Awarded to a member of the graduating class who has
completed a Specialist programme in chemistry and achieved the
highest standing in the final year. (Minimum GPA of 3.0/75%; has
completed the degree within the normal number of years)
Awarded to an outstanding member of the graduating
class who has completed either the College Programme in the Humanities,
the Major Programme in Music History and Literature, or the Specialist
Programme in the Arts.
Awarded to an outstanding member of the graduating
class who has completed a programme in political science.
Awarded to the outstanding student graduating in
Linguistics in the Major Programme.
Awarded to the most outstanding student graduating
in Computer Science in the University.
Exceptional all-round students graduating in the
spring who intend to enter a graduate or second undergraduate
degree programme should request an application for this
prestigious scholarship from the University of Toronto Alumni
Association in the fall. The deadline is normally in early
December.
To qualify for consideration, students must be in
their final year, be in good academic standing and must have made
a substantial contribution to their college, faculty, or the University
as a whole. The award, established by the University of Toronto
Alumni Association, requires a nomination by University of Toronto
at Scarborough. The nomination deadline is normally in January.
University of Toronto at Scarborough publishes annually
an honours list, including the names of all degree students who
have achieved a grade point average of 3.70 or better in their
most recent year of full-time study or equivalent amount of part-time
study. Students are considered for the honours list at the end
of the session in which they complete their 5th, 10th,
15th and 20th credit. Other students may
be nominated by the academic Divisions.
University of Toronto at Scarborough students who
have completed at least ten full-courses while registered at Scarborough
or at the University of Toronto's Faculty of Arts and Science
will graduate with high distinction if their cumulative grade
point average is 3.50 or better and will graduate with distinction
if their cumulative grade point average is between 3.20 and 3.49.
Other students with a cumulative grade point average of 3.20 or
better will be considered on an individual basis.
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