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  1. Doesn't the term 'bursaries' imply we're all charity cases? Oh, wait.

    Bursaries and scholarships are not synonymes? In french (I'm francophone) we call them "bourses" so I just translated to "bursaries".

  2. Congrats, student4life! Hopefully this is the first of an avalanche of good news.

    Thanks! :) I have been on cloud nine since founding out the news. I'm sure there are more bursaries to come! Good luck to everyone...

  3. Congratulations! That's excellent news!

    Mind if I ask: When did you find out? Did you have to ask them, or did it just come out of the blue?

    EDIT: Wait - I think I got that wrong... did you get the small SSHRC right away? I originally read that as you had been on the waiting list and have now moved up to a small SSHRC, and are still waiting on the big one, but I think that I've misunderstood.

    (Either way, congrats!)

    Sorry for the confusion. Right away I was granted s small SSHRC and at that time I was fourth on the list to get bumped up to a big. Now I am the next one on the list. So there has been movement to get bumped up to a big one in my subgroup...

  4. No SSHRC news in a while, I guess? Has anyone ventured to email about their status?

    I have been granted a small SSHRC for three years (with a score of 21.1). At the beginning, I was fourth on the waiting list to get bumped to a big SSHRC. Now, I am the next one (an agent told me by email). Keeping my fingers crossed...

  5. snapback.pnghellas93, on 13 May 2010 - 09:30 AM, said:

    Just A quick question for those with experience; I was wondering how good my chances are about being bumped up to a 105,000 SSHRC. I was told my a SSHRC employee that "the last person offered a CGS (in your sub-group) was 3 people above you, but only one of the two between you was eligible for CGS. So, two people would have to decline the CGS to take up the SSHRC in order for you to receive a CGS offer."

    My score was 19.80 and I am starting my PhD in History in September. Without getting too specific, what are the chances that I get bumped up, are there generally alot of foreign-based applicants who win the CGS, how big are sub groups. Any information about my chances would be appriciated

    I have been trying to find this out for myself (I have been awarded a small SSHRC for three years with a score of 21.1/30) for the past two weeks, unfortunatly, the SSHRC officer I landed on told me she couldn't give me this info. However, she did tell me that there are 3 Vaniers in my sub-group (who were also awarded a big SSHRC). Good luck to you ;)!

  6. Ok! Here is my info:

    1. Funded; 21.10/30...small SSHRC for 3 years

    2. I'm studying on the East Coast of Canada.

    3. Letter received: 10th of may; Letter postmarked: 5th of may; Letter dated: 3rd of may

    4. Subject area and/or committee : Committee 3 (I'm studying social psychology)

    5. Applied through my university

    6. Year in PhD studies when you would take up the award : I will be starting my second year.

    7. Taylor, Ross, or Queen's Fellowship? No.

    8. Anything else you want to include that might be helpful: First time applying, Bachelor GPA 4.26/4.3, Master GPA 4.26/4.3, 1 submitted publication at an important Journal (third author), 2 conferences (first author, third author)

    -Really hoping to get bumped up to the big SSHRC...what are the chances with a score like this?

  7. So am I understanding correctly: Some people who have been granted a Vanier Scholarship are still being awarded a regular doctoral scholarship (big or small), therefore, when they refuse their doctoral scholarship for Vanier some people with a small SSHRC will be bumped to a big SSHRC and some people on the waiting list will be bumped to a small SSHRC?

  8. Contacted my grad studies dep this morning by email, they tell me they have not yet received the results but that they should received them this week. I can't wait anymore :(.

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