It is the second time that the institution has given away bursaries this year after it awarded bursaries worth R250 000 to women in celebration of Women's Month.
According to Boston's Kerry Damons, the decision to award bursaries worth R3-million was a response to government calls to increase opportunities for school-leavers and to help them find a job.
Damons points out that Boston has introduced its Experience It programme that helps you graduates gain work experience directly after they have qualified and more than 100 companies have joined forces with Boston to assist graduates to find work.
The bursary programme is open to men and women who have matriculated.
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