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Arnold G. Jones Bursary Application

 

Bursary Guidelines:

A bursary is a grant given to a deserving student by an individual or an organization to help that student with their future studies. A memorial bursary often has special criteria attached that reflect what was important to the person whose name is attached to the bursary.

The Arnold G. Jones Bursary is intended to recognize and assist students who have decided to continue their higher education. These students must have demonstrated a commitment to learning; a high standard of involvement in school, the community and/or volunteering; maturity and responsibility; initiative; and/or strength of character.

Preference in awarding the bursary shall be given to graduating high school students. Previous recipients are not eligible for an additional bursary. Applicants who do not receive a bursary are encouraged to reapply for the next year.

Eligible applicants must be currently in their graduating year of high school or continuing to attend higher education this year to apply. Applicants must be the child or grandchild of a current Nova Scotia Association of REALTORS® member, including step-children, step-grandchildren, and children or grandchildren from common-law relationships.

Assistance will be given in the form of a bursary.

Eligible applicants must be currently in their graduating year of high school or continuing to attend higher education this year to apply.

 The Selection Committee will consider the following in selecting the recipients:

  • involvement in school and/or community and volunteer work
  • future plans (career education)
  • work experience, if applicable
  • difficulties or obstacles that have been overcome


Bursaries are given out in multiples of $3,000 each, to top applicants recommended by the committee. In the event the Bursary Selection Committee determines there are no eligible applicants each year, the bursaries shall not be awarded.

Deadline is April 3, 2026

(Applications received after the deadline will not be considered in the selection.)

Submission must include:
1. Application, select HERE to download a copy.
2. A transcript of most recent year of study must be provided (photocopy is sufficient)

Completed application must be sent to:

Bursary Selection Committee

Nova Scotia Association of REALTORS®

68 Highfield Park Drive, Suite 112

Dartmouth, NS B3A 0E4

[email protected]


Timeline:

February 2, 2026 – applications are open

April 3, 2026 – deadline for applications

May 2026 – Bursary Committee meeting

June 2026 – All students are notified of application status

 

Successful applicants will receive their bursary during graduation if permitted by the school.


For bursary related inquiries contact
:

Heather Chisholm

[email protected]

902-468-7565

 

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