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The $10K in a Day Program is now closed - thank you for participating!
Each year, to help ease the financial stress of going back to class, CUA awards $10,000 to ten lucky students to help them pay for their tuition. The prize money is divided equally into ten $1,000 cheques, and winning students are selected through a random draw.
CUA’s Better Way Street Team conducts our annual 10K Campus tour and one lucky student wins a $500 cheque at each university or college we visit.
$10K in a Day Yearbook
NSCC
Since 2018, $29,490 has been granted to Nova Scotia Community College students.
DAL
Since 2018, $16,835 has been granted to Dalhousie University students.
SMU
Since 2018, $17,503 has been granted to Saint Mary's University students.
NSCAD
Since 2018, $12,336 has been granted to Nova Scotia College of Art and Design students.
MSVU
Since 2018, $13,214 has been granted to Mount Saint Vincent University students.
And More...
Since 2018, $11,250 has been granted to Nova Scotian students attending schools including Acadia, CBU, St. FX, King's College and more!
Do you want us to visit your campus?
If you want us to visit your campus next year to hand out school supplies and a $500 tuition cheque, let us know!
Bank Smart, Study Hard
If you're in college or university, get a free student chequing account with unlimited debit transactions and unlimited e-Transfers per month.
Our Student Loan and Line of Credit options create an affordable way to make continuing education possible. They have a low interest rate of Prime + 1% and amounts up to $40,000 for undergraduate degrees and up to $70,000 for Professional Designations.
Explore our banking options specifically for students, including our student chequing account, our student loan and line of credit and several bursary programs offered by our partner organizations.
Check out our CUAdvice on The Better Way to Repay Student Loans article. It's full of tips to consider, including how you can reduce the cost of interest and how student loan repayment can tie into your long-term financial goals.