Ronald Wagenberg Entrance Scholarship in Political Science

University of Windsor

Awarded annually to an outstanding high school student entering the Political Science program (minimum 80% admission average required); award established in 1996 by Political Science.

Candidates must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents (landed immigrant, including those with protected persons status), who meet �� residence requirements and show proven financial need.

Overview
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Overview

Scholarship Summary

Quantity	1
Application Required	Yes
Value	$1,900 ($950 x 2 terms)
Renewable?	No
Deadline	Apr. 30, 2025

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Guaranteed Financial Support

No matter what program you choose, you will be guaranteed a minimum level of institutional financial support in the form of scholarships and/or bursaries if you are entering directly from full-time high school studies, based on your application for admission, and best 6 final and interim Grade 12 U/M level courses (or equivalent) available in May.

Entrance Award	Value	Grade Range	Renewable Over 4 Years
President's Level Support	$16,000 ($2,000/ term)	95–100%	Yes
Dean's Level Support	$10,000 ($1,250/ term)	90–94.99%	Yes
Blue & Gold Level Support	$1,000	85–89.99%	Year 1 only

Renewable Entrance Scholarships may be granted for a maximum of 4 academic years (or 8 semesters) provided the student is registered on a full-time basis and maintains the required minimum cumulative average of 85%. For updates, additional details and renewal requirements, visit the .

Entrance Scholarships and Bursaries by Application

Our entrance awards recognize a combination of academic excellence, financial need and good citizenship. Most awards are open to Canadian citizens, permanent residents and protected persons.

Complete your uWinAward Entrance Application Profile (available November 1) by April 30 to be considered. Submissions received prior to April 30 may receive early consideration. It is possible that the values associated with our application-based scholarships and bursaries exceed the minimum guaranteed level of financial support.

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