Helping You Get an Education
Going to college or university can help you find a great career. With a range of grants and loans, starting your education may be easier than you think.
Whether you're coming straight from high school, or a mature or graduate student, there are options you should explore:
- OSAP Financial Aid – a range of programs that, based on financial need, offers non-repayable grants as well as loans you must repay. Fill out one application to be considered for everything, including 30% Off Ontario Tuition.
- 30% Off Ontario Tuition – money you don't have to repay, designed for students entering a public college or university program from high school, or within four years of graduating from high school. You can apply for this program without applying for OSAP.
30% Off Ontario Tuition
The 30% Off Ontario Tuition for 2012–2013 provides:You could be eligible for 30% off your student tuition if:- You're a full-time student at a public college or university in Ontario
- It's been less than four years since you left high school
- You're in a program that you can apply to directly from high school
- You're a resident of Ontario
- Your parents' gross income is $160,000 or less
Ontario Student Assistance Program
The maximum grant/loan amounts for a typical two-term academic year are:Plus, for that two-term academic year, your annual debt is capped at $7,300, even if you get more in loans. Loans are interest free while you're studying, and for six months after you graduate.
Find out more about how OSAP can help you pay for your education.Apply for OSAP and be considered for up to 10 grants and loans, including 30% Off Ontario Tuition.
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