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Section A: Your Personal Profile

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Section B: Your School/Program/Career Profile
14) Your University/College: Provide the name and postal address of the college/university you will be enrolled in during the academic year 2019-20

Section C: Your Academic Achievement
Note: Answer 22 or 22b, but not both.


Section D: Your Finances - Declaration of Income * (include a worksheet)

Section E: Record of Community Service and Extracurricular Activities

Section F: Donor-determined Selection Criteria

Section G: Submitting Your Application and Support Documents
a) Submitting Your Application *
Use the built-in on-line protocol for submitting your application. Immediately thereafter, submit supporting documents in a separate email to the BBPA National Scholarships as noted in Item 35. Submit your application by the deadline of Friday, May 31, 2019.

b) Electronic Submission of Supporting Documents *
Immediately after submitting your scholarship application, you must send an email to the BBPA National Scholarships (scholarships@bbpa.org) with the following documents attached in PDF format:

i: A Letter of Recommendation from your Teacher: PDF format
ii: A Letter of Recommendation from a member of your Community: PDF format
iii: A Letter of Recommendation from a coach or director of an extracurricular activity: PDF format
iv: Your Academic Transcript: PDF format.

Should you experience a delay in obtaining your hard copy original transcripts, we will extend the receipt of your transcript to a June 30, 2019 deadline.

Note: Indicate your name (Surname, Given Name) on the subject line of all emails sent to the BBPA National Scholarships Office. (Example: Doe, John)

c) Submitting Your Hardcopy Original Transcript *
You must submit a hardcopy original of your academic transcript to the BBPA NS Office no later than Sunday, June 30, 2019. It must be received by the BBPA NS by June 30, 2019. Refer to Items 22 of this application form for details about your academic transcript. (See the National Scholarships' address in Item 38)

d) Communicating with the BBPA National Scholarships *

i: Email Address : scholarships@bbpa.org

ii: Postal Address: The postal address of the National Scholarships is:
The Board of Trustees
The BBPA National Scholarships
180 Elm Street
Toronto, Ontario
M5T 3M4


iii: Phone: 416 504 4097

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Leaders of Tomorrow Program

The Leaders of Tomorrow Program is designed to help disadvantaged Black high school students in the Greater Toronto Area enhance their career opportunities and provides scholarships, career and life skills counseling. The program presently consists of the Leaders of Tomorrow Scholarships and the annual Leaders of Tomorrow: Business and Technology Conference.

Leaders of Tomorrow Scholarships

Four scholarships valued at $2,000.00 each are available exclusively to students from the “high priority neighbourhoods” in the City of Toronto identified by the United Way and the City of Toronto. Students may apply by downloading and completing the BBPA National Scholarships application form. Applicants must satisfy the eligibility requirements stated in the application form and must reside in one of the following neighbourhoods: Crescent Town, Dorset Park, Eglinton East-Kennedy Park, Flemington Park-Victoria Village, Jamestown, Jane & Finch, Lawrence Heights, Malvern, Scarborough Village, Kingston-Galloway, Steeles-L’Amoreaux, Westminster-Branson and Weston-Mt. Denis. To satisfy the selection criteria applicants need only be enrolled in a full-time college or university program and must demonstrate financial need. Recognized contribution to the community is not a pre-requisite for selection for these scholarships but would be an asset.

Leaders of Tomorrow Conference

This annual two-day conference educates high school students who intend to pursue post-secondary education on what it takes to be successful in a business environment. The conference provides information on careers in the business and technology fields.

Students are coached in workshops on topics such as: Interviewing Skills, Business Etiquette and Professional Conduct, Career Management, Navigating the Education System, Money Management, Entrepreneurship – How to Start a Business, Training and Education for the Skilled Trades and The Importance of Volunteering.

Over two hundred students attend the conference annually and have the opportunity to network with Black and other executives from the banking, insurance, engineering, accounting and technology fields as well as University representatives.

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