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Kothari Family FIRST Alumni Entrance Scholarship at University of Waterloo 2026
Apply to Kothari Family FIRST Alumni Entrance Scholarship at University of Waterloo 2026 which can be taken at and provides CAD 12,500
Updated 23 Jul 2026
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Eligibility Criteria for Kothari Family FIRST Alumni Entrance Scholarship: Applicants must be entering Year One of a full-time undergraduate program in the Faculty of Engineering (excluding the School of Architecture). Applicants must have a minimum 90% admission average. Applicants must demonstrate strong academic performance. Applicants must have actively participated in a FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) robotics team in their final year of high school. Applicants should highlight their FIRST involvement in the AIF. At least one recipient will be a student who identifies as a woman in an underrepresented engineering discipline. Value of Kothari Family FIRST Alumni Entrance Scholarship: Two scholarships are awarded annually, each valued at $12,500. Application Process: No separate application is required; eligible students are automatically considered based on academic performance, Admission Information Form (AIF), online video interview, and demonstrated FIRST Robotics participation. Source : University of Waterloo, Canada Disclaimer: All Content, Logo and Company names are registered trademarks of their respective holders. Use of them does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them. Report inaccuracy in this page Related Links of University of Waterloo, Canada Explore University of Waterloo, Canada scholarships for International students Apply to an Education Loan to Study at University of Waterloo, Canada FAQs <ol class="faq
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