A student from each of Surrey’s 21 public high schools has been shortlisted for a six-figure scholarship for their achievements in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
Making up 21 of the 1,500 nominees, Surrey students are in the running once again for this year’s Schulich Leader STEM scholarships, according to a release from Surrey Schools.
Ranging in amount from $100,000 to $120,000, there will be 100 recipients chosen.
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For excellence in engineering, half of the recipients will receive $120,000 while the remaining will receive $100,000 for science and math.
Students shortlisted from more than 3,000 applicants include:
- Ai-Lun Fu, Guildford Park Secondary
- Albert Yanpeng Guo, Fraser Heights Secondary
- Arian Dostyar, Kwantlen Park Secondary
- Arnavdeep Singh, Tamanawis Secondary
- Daniel Jin, Clayton Heights Secondary
- Deepshikha Bharti, Princess Margaret Secondary
- Diyapich Ing, Sullivan Heights Secondary
- Eedyn Monger, Earl Marriott Secondary
- Grace Chen, Frank Hurt Secondary
- Jason Cai, Fleetwood Park Secondary
- Jiahan Cai, Semiahmoo Secondary
- Jing Jing Chai, North Surrey Secondary
- Koen Stinchcombe, École Salish Secondary
- Luke Colabella, Elgin Park Secondary
- Matthew Wang, Grandview Heights Secondary
- Micol Tchen, Queen Elizabeth Secondary
- Paavan Randhawa, École Panorama Ridge Secondary
- Ravjot Sarao, L.A. Matheson Secondary
- Riley Tinkl, Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary
- Stephanie Almanzor, Enver Creek Secondary
- Zenamarkos Semre, Johnston Heights Secondary