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How do I appeal a scholarship decision? 🔹 Can I appeal if I lose my scholarship? 🔹 What should I do if my scholarship wasn’t renewed? 🔹 Who do I talk to if I think there’s a mistake with my scholarship?
If your renewable scholarship isn’t renewed, you may be able to appeal the decision. Learn how to check your eligibility, understand the process, and contact the Scholarships & Financial Aid Office.
How do I keep my scholarship? 🔹 What do I need to do to keep my scholarship? 🔹 How high does my GPA have to be to renew my funding? 🔹 Can I still get my scholarship if I take fewer courses?
Find out how to maintain your renewable scholarship at Acadia, including course load requirements, GPA thresholds by scholarship type, and what to do if your academic standing changes.
How can I apply for an emergency student loan? 🔹 How do I get an emergency loan? 🔹 Where do I go for help with money emergencies? 🔹 How do I ask for a short-term loan?
Dealing with a financial emergency? This FAQ explains how to apply for a short-term emergency loan at Acadia to cover urgent needs like rent, textbooks, or food while waiting for other funding. Learn who’s eligible, what to include in your request, and how repayment works.
How do I defer a scholarship?💠 Can I keep my scholarship if I take a gap year? 💠 How do I hold my scholarship for next year? 💠 What happens to my funding if I delay starting university?
If you’ve been offered a scholarship but plan to delay starting at Acadia, you can request a one-year deferral—just don’t attend another post-secondary institution during that time.
What are the requirements for scholarship eligibility? 💠 What do I need to qualify for scholarships at Acadia? 💠 Can I still get financial aid if I’m not taking a full course load? 💠 Who decides if I’m eligible for a scholarship?
To be eligible for scholarships at Acadia, you must be a full-time student enrolled in at least 24 credit hours, unless you have approved accommodations or permission for a reduced course load.
I am a current student. How do I apply for scholarships? 💠 When can I apply for bursaries and awards? 💠 Where do I find the scholarship application for current students?
Current Acadia students can apply for scholarships, awards, and bursaries each fall and winter. Watch your Acadia email for application details, deadlines, and any additional department-specific opportunities.
How will I receive my scholarship, award, or bursary money? 💠 When do I get my scholarship money? 💠 How is my financial aid paid out? 💠 Will I get a refund if my scholarship covers all my fees?
Find out how and when your scholarship, award, or bursary funds are deposited into your Acadia student account, how they’re applied to fees, and what to do if you’re eligible for a refund.
If I am an entering the Engineering Certificate/Bachelor of Applied Science Program - will I get to keep my scholarship after I finish at Acadia? 💠 Will I still get my scholarship after I transfer to Dal? 💠 Does my Acadia funding carry over to Dalhousie? 💠 Can I keep my scholarship when I leave Acadia for engineering?
Students in Acadia’s Engineering Certificate program may be eligible for a scholarship match from Dalhousie (up to $5,000) if they meet GPA and renewal criteria when transferring for their degree.
What happens with my scholarship while I am on a study abroad term? 💠 Can I still get my scholarship if I study abroad? 💠 What happens to my funding while I’m on exchange? 💠 Will my scholarship be renewed after I study in another country?
Learn how your Acadia scholarship is handled during a study abroad term, including eligibility for renewal, how funds are applied, and what happens once your grades are received from your host university.
What happens with my scholarship while I am on a co-op term?💠 Do I still get my scholarship while on Co-op? 💠 What happens to my funding if I’m working instead of taking classes? 💠 Will my scholarship be paused during a Co-op term?
Learn how your Acadia scholarship is affected during a Co-op work term, including how eligibility is assessed and what steps to take to ensure your funding continues while you're off-campus.