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Concordia University Scholarships & Financial Aid
Concordia University in Montreal offers entrance scholarships, need-based bursaries, and the advantage of Quebec's low tuition rates. Quebec residents also benefit from the AFE system, and Concordia's co-op programs provide earning opportunities in Montreal's vibrant economy.
Entrance scholarships: $2,000–$14,000+ based on admission average
Quebec tuition: ~$3,000/year for Quebec residents (among lowest in Canada)
AFE bursary: Non-repayable Quebec government bursary for eligible students
Co-op and internships: Available in Engineering, Business, and other faculties
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Quick facts — Concordia University Scholarships & Financial Aid
Entrance scholarships
$2,000–$14,000+ based on admission average
Quebec tuition
~$3,000/year for Quebec residents (among lowest in Canada)
AFE bursary
Non-repayable Quebec government bursary for eligible students
Co-op and internships
Available in Engineering, Business, and other faculties
Location
Montreal, Quebec
Last verified
March 2026
Entrance scholarships
Concordia offers entrance awards for incoming students:
- Concordia Entrance Scholarships: Automatic awards based on admission average
- President's Scholarship: Competitive top-tier award for exceptional applicants
- Faculty-specific awards: Gina Cody School of Engineering, John Molson School of Business, and Fine Arts
- International student entrance awards: Concordia has a significant international student population
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The Quebec advantage
Studying at Concordia comes with Quebec-specific financial benefits:
- Quebec residents pay among the lowest tuition in Canada (~$3,000/year)
- AFE bursary component provides non-repayable funding for students with financial need
- CEGEP preparation means many Quebec students enter university with college credits already completed
- Montreal's cost of living is lower than Toronto or Vancouver — your funding goes further
Tips for Concordia students
Practical advice for Concordia students:
- Automatic entrance awards require no application — ensure your grades meet the threshold
- Quebec residents should apply through AFE (afe.gouv.qc.ca) for provincial bursaries and loans
- Out-of-province students pay higher tuition but can use their home province's student aid at Concordia
- Concordia's co-op programs in Engineering and Business are well-connected to Montreal's tech and finance sectors
Frequently asked questions
Entrance scholarship thresholds vary by program. Check the Concordia Financial Aid & Awards website for the current scholarship grid for your specific program.
For Quebec residents, yes — significantly. Quebec tuition is approximately $3,000/year compared to $7,000–$12,000+ at Ontario universities. For out-of-province students, the difference is smaller but Concordia is still competitive.
Yes. Out-of-province students can use their home province's student aid and apply for Concordia's institutional scholarships and bursaries. They pay higher tuition than Quebec residents but lower than international rates.
Yes. Concordia provides graduate fellowships, teaching and research assistantships, and the Concordia University Graduate Fellowship for incoming master's and PhD students.
Yes. Concordia offers international entrance scholarships and the Concordia International Tuition Award of Excellence. International students pay higher tuition but can access institutional awards.
Official source:
Financial Aid & Awards – Concordia University
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Last verified: March 2026
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