| McGill University | Montreal. |
| Laval University | Quebec. |
| Toronto University | Toronto. |
| Queen’s University | Kingston. |
| Dalhousie University | Halifax, Nova Scotia. |
| King’s College University | Windsor, Nova Scotia. |
| Acadia University | Wolfville, Nova Scotia. |
| University of New Brunswick | Fredericton, New Brunswick. |
| Mount Alison University | Sackville, New Brunswick. |
| Manitoba University | Winnipeg, Manitoba.[38] |
Jamaica.
Candidates must have passed their eighteenth birthday, the upper limit (25) remaining the same.
The parents or recognized guardians of candidates must be actually domiciled in Jamaica, such domicile to include at least seven years of residence in Jamaica immediately preceding the election. In cases where, during the seven years’ period, the parent or guardian has taken short holiday trips off the island, such absence shall not be counted.
Candidates must have passed at least five years of their life in Jamaica. If educated partially abroad, candidates must not have left Jamaica to commence such part of their education before the age of eleven years, their preliminary education having been secured in Jamaica.
Every third year the selection of the Rhodes Scholars will be made from the candidates who have lived in Jamaica for the whole of the seven years preceding the date of examination. In case of such candidate having been off the island for the benefit of his health during this period, the Committee of Selection may decide, if they think fit, that this does not interfere with his eligibility. (Candidates who have attended a Colonial University affiliated to Oxford are exempted from Responsions if they fulfil the conditions of the Statute.) The qualifying examination will be held in the city of Kingston each year.
Newfoundland.
Candidates must have passed their eighteenth birthday, but must not have passed their twenty-first birthday, on the first of October of the year for which they are elected.
Candidates or their parents must have resided in the Colony for the five years immediately preceding the examination.