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Pembina West Co-op Scholarship Fund

Alberta

Who can apply: Grade 12 graduates in Pembina West Co-op communities

Amount and deadline

AWARD VALUE
$1,000
DEADLINE Around June 10, 2027

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

Last year's date. The provider hasn't posted this year's yet, so check their page before you plan around it.

Who can apply

Grade 12 graduates in Pembina West Co-op communities

Worth knowing

Applications for 2026 closed June 10, 2026; the 2027 date here is rolled forward, so check the co-op's page in the spring. The co-op posts the form as a download and also takes applications online.

About this scholarship

Pembina West Co-op awards two $1,000 scholarships a year to Grade 12 graduates in its communities who reflect the co-op's values of community, integrity and respect. You need two references from educators or community leaders who are not family, and a one to two page essay on your community involvement and goals. Students connected to the co-op through work or membership get preference, and you must be enrolled full time in a certificate, diploma or degree at an accredited Canadian college or university.