University of Northern British Columbia offers $2,500 tuition credit to Shad Canada camp alumni
University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC) partnered with Shad Canada to host a 27‑day summer camp for 60 high‑school students in grades 10‑11 from across Canada. The program ran throughout July 2026 at UNBC’s Prince George campus, where participants engaged in STEAM‑focused workshops covering artificial intelligence, environmental pollution control and food security.
Each student who completed the camp is now eligible for a tuition credit of up to $2,500, applied evenly across the first two semesters of an undergraduate programme at UNBC if they enrol by September 2029. Eligibility requires submitting an online prospective student profile by 1 September 2026. Interim President Bill Owen said the credit “is a meaningful way to keep the momentum going and encourage Shad UNBC participants to imagine the next steps in their educational journey.”
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- [● 3 SOURCES] Each participant is eligible for a tuition credit of up to $2,500 at UNBC. caledoniacourier.com · quesnelobserver.com · ominecaexpress.com
- [● 3 SOURCES] The program lasted 27 days in July 2026 for students in grades 10 and 11. caledoniacourier.com · quesnelobserver.com · ominecaexpress.com
- [● 3 SOURCES] 60 high‑school students participated in the Shad Canada summer program at UNBC. caledoniacourier.com · quesnelobserver.com · ominecaexpress.com
- [● 3 SOURCES] Eligibility requires completing an online prospective student profile by 1 September 2026. caledoniacourier.com · quesnelobserver.com · ominecaexpress.com
- [● 3 SOURCES] The tuition credit is applied evenly across the first two semesters of undergraduate study if enrollment occurs by September 2029. caledoniacourier.com · quesnelobserver.com · ominecaexpress.com
- [● 3 SOURCES] Shad Canada runs a 27‑day summer camp at universities across Canada focusing on STEAM and entrepreneurship. caledoniacourier.com · quesnelobserver.com · ominecaexpress.com
- [● 3 SOURCES] Students explored artificial intelligence, environmental pollution control, and food security. caledoniacourier.com · quesnelobserver.com · ominecaexpress.com
- [● 3 SOURCES] UNBC interim president Bill Owen said the tuition credit “is a meaningful way to keep the momentum going and encourage Shad UNBC participants to imagine the next steps in their educational journey.” caledoniacourier.com · quesnelobserver.com · ominecaexpress.com