Apply for Student Loan
Applying is easy. Just remember this: whether you plan to attend a post-secondary school on a full-time or part-time basis, you apply for student financial assistance through your province or territory of permanent residence. The Government of most provincial or territorial governments works in partnership to deliver federal and provincial student loan and grant programs. These partnerships help simplify the process for you to apply for, manage, and repay your student loans.
You complete one application form and submit it to your province of permanent residence. You are assessed for both federal and provincial student loans. You are automatically assessed for most Student Grants. You may be eligible to receive one loan: a combination of federal and provincial student loans. You manage and repay your student loan through the National Student Loans Service Center (NSLSC).
The various student finance application lets you apply for Student Loans and grants from the government – and, in many cases, a bursary from your university or college. You’ll need to use one of several different forms to make your main application for student finance. Student has to supply some documents to support your application – evidence of your identity, household income and so on. The form will let you indicate whether you want to apply for extra help – for example, because you are disabled, or because you have children or other dependents. Part-time students need to apply for the fee and course grant for each year of their course. To do this, complete the application form for part-time student finance (PT) and take it to your university or college when you start your course. Once you've attended for two weeks, the college administration office will complete the rest of the form, confirming.
