Bill Hill Scholarship Program
Program Overview
The County of Dufferin is pleased to present the Bill Hill Scholarship Program consisting of seven
one-time $2,500 scholarships. The program is intended to recognize outstanding Dufferin County
students who will be pursuing post-secondary education and/or training.
An exciting new addition to the Bill Hill Scholarship program for 2021, is the addition of two more
scholarships. The two additional scholarships aim to recognize two students; one Indigenous and
another who identifies as Black or a Person of Colour (POC).
Scholarship Streams
Seven scholarship awards will be considered for students entering a university, college, or
trade/apprentice program.
Program Stream
Scholarships will be awarded in the following five program areas:
• Science and Technology (includes Health Sciences, Engineering, and General science
programs)
• Business and Social Sciences
• Agriculture and Environmental Studies
• Arts (Fine arts and Liberal arts)
• Skilled trades and applied training programs
Race & Ethnicity Stream
Two scholarships will be awarded to students who identify as:
• Black or a Person of Colour
• Indigenous/First Nations (Status, Non-Status), Métis or Inuit
Please note: Students who identify as Indigenous, Black, or a Person of Colour are strongly encouraged
to apply.