A list of CMCC's entrance scholarships for students entering Year I.
| CMCC Entrance Scholarships | ||||
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Eligibility: Year I Value: $5000, $3000, $1000 domestic tuition credit Minimum CGPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale at the time of admission This scholarship recognizes the outstanding academic and personal qualifications of students entering their first year of the DC program at CMCC. One $5000 award will be presented to the student with the highest overall admissions score at the time of admission, and one $3000 award for the second highest admissions score. The student with the next highest admission score from each province will also be awarded $1000. |
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| CMCC Indigenous Student Scholarship | ||||
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Eligibility: Year I, renewable Years II - IV Value: 50% domestic tuition credit Letter of Intent and supporting documentation due each year with offer of acceptance documents This four year renewable tuition scholarship is awarded to an Indigenous student who has demonstrated financial need and who has contributed, and intends to continue to contribute, to their community after graduation. A certification of Indigenous status is required along with a letter of intent. The scholarship is awarded to the qualifying applicant with the highest CGPA at the time of admission and is in the form of a 50% tuition credit that is renewable each year if the student maintains a minimum sessional GPA of 2.50 on a 4.00 point scale in the preceding year. |
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| CMCC World Olympian/Paralympian Scholarship | ||||
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Eligibility: Year I, renewable Value: 50% domestic tuition credit Letter of Intent and supporting documentation due each year with offer of acceptance documents This renewable tuition scholarship is awarded to a former Olympian/Paralympian or a qualifying Olympian/Paralympian within the current academic year, conditional upon competing in the upcoming Olympics, who has the highest CGPA at the time of admission to the Doctor of Chiropractic program. The recipient must be officially recognized by the International Olympic Committee or the Olympic/Paralympic Committee of their home country. Applicants must also submit a Letter of Intent, which should describe their plans to contribute to their community as a health care leader and chiropractor after graduation. The scholarship is awarded in the form of a 50% tuition credit that is renewable if the student maintains a minimum GPA of 2.50 on a 4.00 point scale in the preceding academic year and is continuously enrolled in the DC program. The scholarship may be renewed for each year of enrollment (full-time and/or part-time) of the recipient’s residency in the DC program up to a maximum total value of 50% of full-time domestic tuition assessed for the four full-time academic years following the recipient’s admission to CMCC. |
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| R. Lloyd Pennington Memorial Award | ||||
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Eligibility: Year I Value: $500 This award was established in 1985 in memory of Dr. Pennington. He was a founding member of the Governors’ Club and was involved in interviewing prospective students for many years. It is given to the student who achieved the highest overall admissions score. |
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