Students, scholarships, and school forms
Students, scholarships, and school forms
Real-life scenario
Riley applies for five scholarships and two summer program forms. Each asks for GPA bands, extracurriculars, parent income ranges (where allowed), and short biographical paragraphs. Riley keeps stable facts in my-id.ca (school name, advisor contact, phone, address) and uses my-id.ca autofill on each portal after enabling it per site. Riley drafts essay prompts per program in a separate document where originality is required, then pastes or adapts manually.
How my-id.ca helps
- Cuts down repeated identity and education blocks.
- Reduces typos in email and student ID style fields.
Academic integrity note
Scholarship and admissions essays often require original work for each prompt. Use my-id.ca for factual reuse, and keep each essay unique to the prompt per the institution’s rules.
Related
- Keep your profile accurate
- AI reliability notice (when using AI-assisted suggestions)
Frequently asked questions
- Does my-id.ca work with the OSAP portal?
- Yes, on the profile and household-information blocks. Income and tax fields still need to match your CRA documents exactly.
- Can my-id.ca store transcripts and references?
- Yes. Save transcripts in Files and reference contacts in your profile, then reuse on every scholarship application.
- Can my-id.ca help with US college applications (Common App)?
- It can fill standard demographic fields. Essay and academic-history blocks usually need manual entry per institution.