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OSAP & GOVERNMENT FUNDING

The Ontario Government and the other provincial governments of Canada continue to provide a variety of methods to fund post-secondary education. Below you will find information provincinal government funding initiatives, including links to further details about the programs, applications and eligibility:

Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)

Financial assistance in the form of grants and loans is available through the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP). Funded by federal and provincial governments, the program provides interest-free loans and non-repayable grants to students throughout their academic careers.

The purpose of the OSAP Student Assistance program is to assist full-time students (at least 60% course load or 40% load for students with a permanent disability) when the financial resources available to them from parents, spouses, summer employment or other sources do not meet estimated educational costs.
 
Visit the OSAP webpage for more information about the program, eligibility and how to apply.

Trent Work Study Program (TWSP)

Funded by Trent University, TWSP provides more than 300 part-time jobs on campus for full-time students. Students may earn up to $2,000 during the school year. TWSP is available for students receiving OSAP or the student aid program from another province.

Ontario Tuition Grant

Eligible students will receive a 30% tuition grant from the Ontario government. For complete eligibility requirements, visit: trentu.ca/financialaid/osap.php.

Part-time Canada Student Loans

Part-time students (registered in less than 60% course load) with demonstrated financial need may qualify for a grant or loan from the federal government. Applications are available on the OSAP website.

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