The Rotman School Scholarships, Fellowships and Awards

The Rotman School has set out to redesign business education for the 21st century and become one of the world's top-tier business schools. Located in the heart of Toronto -- North America's third-largest financial centre and one of the world's most culturally-diverse cities -- the School is developing an innovative curriculum built around Integrative ThinkingTM and Business DesignTM.

The School’s MBA program is now ranked in the top 15 in North America by the Financial Times. These are just some of the reasons why Bruce Nussbaum recently wrote in BusinessWeek Online, "Managers who want to 'get' the new innovation paradigm should check out [Rotman's] MBA and exec-ed programs."

The Rotman School strives to recruit the best candidates to its programs, and is committed to helping you afford your education by providing you with a broad range of financial options. Each year, the Rotman School grants approximately $3.7 million in entrance scholarships, fellowships and awards to about 15 per cent of our students. These are offered on the basis of exceptional merit, with a few on the combination of both merit and need. These include:

• Five full-tuition scholarships
• Full-tuition scholarship for the top Canadian male and
top Canadian female
• Full-tuition scholarship for the top international student
• Alumni Entrance Fellowship: $29,000
• Christensen Family Scholarship for the Arts: $25,000
• Dr. Doris Lau MBA Scholarship in Finance: $25,000
• The Bonham Scholarship: $25,000
• 50 per cent tuition scholarships for the top candidates from the countries from which Rotman recruits

No separate scholarship application is required and you will be automatically considered for scholarships when your application is reviewed for admission.

The Rotman School offers a number of continuing scholarships, fellowships and awards to students who have completed the first year of their MBA Program. Administered through the MBA Program Services Office, the call of applications (where required) takes place at the end of the spring term and applications are due no later than May 31, unless stated otherwise. Most are available to both domestic and international students on the basis of academic merit.

Entrance scholarships, fellowships and awards are granted to approximately 15 per cent of Rotman students and are offered on the basis of exceptional merit, with a few on the combination of both merit and need. All applicants to the Rotman MBA Program are automatically assessed for entrance scholarships unless otherwise specified. The value shown below for some scholarships is approximate and dependent on the annual income generated by each award's endowment fund.

Among Scholarhip that available are 3M Canada Incorporated Scholarship, Alumni Entrance Fellowship, Christensen Family Scholarship for the Arts, CIBC BASc/MBA Scholarships at the University of Toronto, Class of 2003 Trayten Jensen Memorial Award, Dean’s Entrance Fellowship, Dean's Scholarship,Dr. Doris Lau MBA Scholarship in Finance

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