Biola University
Biola University pays Canadian students $4,000 a year, renewable across a degree.
It turns on residency rather than merit or need, which is why no basis is recorded here: the university confirms it through a Canadian secondary school or residency documentation.
It does not stack with the university's International Student Aid Grant, so a Canadian applicant takes one or the other.
$4,000 a year, divided equally between the autumn and spring semesters, renewable up to four years or four and a half for a longer programme. Prorated below full-time enrolment.
New incoming degree-seeking undergraduates resident in Canada, enrolled at least half time, with a minimum grade average of 2.0 and on-campus study. The student must not be eligible for American federal Title IV aid or a California state grant.
The university requires Canadian residency, confirmed by having graduated from or currently attending a Canadian secondary school, or by official Canadian residency documentation.
Not separately stated; tied to admission.
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