For those that do require applications, notices of the competition are posted in various locations on campus. Outstanding students who are transferring from another university must forego an in-course scholarship at their home university. At the same time, these students are not eligible for in-course scholarships at the University of Toronto. For this reason, the University has established a transfer scholarship program to provide recognition to these students. Approximately 50 scholarships are awarded each year.
Some students choose to study on a part-time basis because of work or domestic responsibilities.
And, among the students who complete the Pre-University Program, there are many who achieve excellent results. For these two groups, the University has established an admission scholarship program to provide recognition and financial support. Back to the list of scholarships Graduate Scholarships and Fellowships Financial support is available to highly qualified graduate students from a variety of sources at the University of Toronto. Over 2,000 full-time graduate students are assisted each year through the University of Toronto Fellowship Program and numerous other departmental award programs. In addition to fellowship support, departmental research funding may be available, especially to excellent students in the physical and life sciences.