McEuen Scholarship Foundation Inc.
The McEuen Scholarship Foundation Inc. (Business Registration No. 119035574RR0001) is a Canadian registered charity that provides undergraduate scholarships to Canadian citizens aged 21 or younger for study at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. Established in 1974, the scholarship covers tuition, residence fees, and includes a £200 book allowance, renewable annually for a three-year undergraduate or four-year honours degree program[1][3][4].

Selection and Eligibility
Applicants must demonstrate academic excellence and extracurricular achievement. The application process requires official transcripts, a résumé of extracurricular activities, a personal statement, proof of acceptance to the University of St Andrews, and two confidential letters of reference[5]. Submissions are assessed annually, with a strict deadline historically set for January 31[5].

Historical Context
The University of St Andrews, Scotland’s oldest university, has hosted notable scholars, including Prince William and scientist Edward Jenner. The foundation emphasizes the institution’s academic reputation and unique student experience as key factors in its partnership[1][4].

Administration
The foundation operates under a charter limiting awards to study at St Andrews. It is administered through a selection committee and adheres to Canadian charitable regulations, with governance centered in Ottawa[2][5].