Faculty of Law Admission Bursary Application 2017 - 2018: Early Deadline: Final Deadline
Faculty of Law Admission Bursary Application 2017 - 2018: Early Deadline: Final Deadline
Faculty of Law Admission Bursary Application 2017 - 2018: Early Deadline: Final Deadline
Eligibility
- Applicants must currently have accumulated government student financial debt.
- Applicants must be entering full-time studies in their first year of an undergraduate Law degree
program at Queen's University in September 2017.
- Students entering a combined program (ie. MA/JD), where they will not be registered
as a full-time student in the Faculty of Law until year two, should submit their bursary application
prior to entering year two.
- Applicants must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada.
- Financial need is based on student, and parent/partner income (if applicable), the number of
dependants in the family (if applicable), and the applicants assets, including savings.
Deadline
- Completed applications must be received by the Student Awards Office by the deadlines
referenced above.
- Only successful applicants will be notified. We will make every effort to ensure that those
applicants who submit their Law Admission Bursary Application by December 1, 2016 receive
their bursary offer at the time they are offered admission to the Faculty of Law.
Value
The values of bursaries vary according to the demonstrated financial need of the applicant.
Gross 2015 Income: Total income as indicated on line 150 of 2015 income tax return.
Other Income: If no Canadian income tax return was filed and/or if there was foreign
income not reported on the 2015 income tax return, please indicate gross income in CAD.
Total resources
Faculty of Law
Admission Bursary Application 2017 - 2018
Early Deadline: December 1, 2016
Final Deadline: February 15, 2017
Section 3: Your Current Status (Complete one option only)
Option 1: If you are single
When did you last attend high school? (month/year)
If you graduated from high school after June 2013, you must fill out the Parental Information below. This
information is not required if you graduated from high school prior to / during June 2013.
Parental Information
What is the current marital status of your parent(s)?
1. Married, remarried, or in a common-law relationship.
If so, both parents (including step-parents) must fill out the 2014 Parental Income section below.
2. Divorced* 3. Separated* 4. Widowed* 5. Single*
* If you checked number 2, 3, 4, or 5 only one parent must fill out 2015 Parental Income section. This
must be the parent with whom the applicant currently lives or last lived with or who last supported the
applicant. In the instance of joint custody, only the parent who claims the applicant as a dependent for
income tax purposes is required to provide income information.
Child Support/Alimony
If you checked 2, 3, 4, or 5 under Marital Status of Parents, any child support or alimony should be
included in income of parent submitting income information. If child support/alimony from the other parent
is directed exclusively to educational costs of applicant, include amount in line 3 under Resources for
2017-2018 Academic Year on page 1.
Parental Income Information - 2015
(Please note the year in which we are asking for income information. Given the deadline requirements for
this application, we understand that 2016 income information may not be available).
Parent 1/ Step-Parent Parent 2/ Step-Parent
2015 Income Information
1/ Legal Guardian 1 2/ Legal Guardian 2
Occupation
Total tax payable as indicated on line 435 of 2015 income tax return
Number of Dependants in Family
For Law Admission Bursary consideration, dependant children are pre-school children and children attending
elementary or high school who are less than 16 years of age. Children 16 years of age or older either must be full time
students in high school or post-secondary students, or must have a disability to be considered dependant children.
Children who have been out of high school for four or more years are not considered dependant.
Spouse's occupation
Canada Pension Plan contribution as indicated on lines 308 and 310 of 2015 income tax return
Employment Insurance premiums as indicated on line 312 of 2015 income tax return
Total tax payable as indicated on line 435 of 2015 income tax return
Number of dependants living with applicant on a full-time basis (see definition of dependants on
page 2).
Age of dependants
Age of dependants
Section 4: Your Debt
In order to assess your bursary application it is important that you provide a clear picture of your debt
load. Please tell us about your debt load to date including the loan debt you will be incurring in the
2017-2018 academic year.