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Canada Student Grant for Students with Dependants

This program helps full-time students with dependants with the cost of education.

What is available?

Up to $280* $200 per month of study for each child under 12 years of age.

*Note: the above Canada Student Grant amount is temporarily increased by 40% from 2019/20 pre-pandemic levels until July 31, 2027.

Am I eligible?

You may be eligible if you are:

  • qualify for a federal student loan
  • are enrolled in full-time or part-time studies at a designated post-secondary institution
  • are from a low-income family
  • have a child under 12 years of age (or 12 years of age or older with a permanent disability) at the beginning of the school year

Please see the Canada.ca site for full eligibility requirements.

How do I apply?

There is no need to apply for this grant. You will be automatically assessed when you apply for a student loan.

For more information contact us or visit the federal Canada.ca site.

Canada Student Grant for Students with Dependants

This program helps full-time students with dependants with the cost of education.

What is available?

Up to $280* $200 per month of study for each child under 12 years of age.

*Note: the above Canada Student Grant amount is temporarily increased by 40% from 2019/20 pre-pandemic levels until July 31, 2027.

Am I eligible?

You may be eligible if you are:

  • qualify for a federal student loan
  • are enrolled in full-time or part-time studies at a designated post-secondary institution
  • are from a low-income family
  • have a child under 12 years of age (or 12 years of age or older with a permanent disability) at the beginning of the school year

Please see the Canada.ca site for full eligibility requirements.

How do I apply?

There is no need to apply for this grant. You will be automatically assessed when you apply for a student loan.

For more information contact us or visit the federal Canada.ca site.

Canada Student Grant for Students with Dependants

This program helps full-time students with dependants with the cost of education.

What is available?

Up to $280* $200 per month of study for each child under 12 years of age.

*Note: the above Canada Student Grant amount is temporarily increased by 40% from 2019/20 pre-pandemic levels until July 31, 2027.

Am I eligible?

You may be eligible if you are:

  • qualify for a federal student loan
  • are enrolled in full-time or part-time studies at a designated post-secondary institution
  • are from a low-income family
  • have a child under 12 years of age (or 12 years of age or older with a permanent disability) at the beginning of the school year

Please see the Canada.ca site for full eligibility requirements.

How do I apply?

There is no need to apply for this grant. You will be automatically assessed when you apply for a student loan.

For more information contact us or visit the federal Canada.ca site.

Canada Student Grant for Full-Time Students

This program gives extra help to students from low and middle-income families.

For-profit schools

Pending regulatory approval, students at for-profit private schools in Canada are not eligible for the Canada Student Grant for Full-Time Students (CSG-FT). All other federal loan and grant eligibility requirements for students studying in Canada remain.

Note: Impacted students enrolled in programs with high labour market priority (Nursing, Early Childhood Education, Dental Hygienist, or Paramedic) may be eligible for CSG-FT funding in program year 2026/27 under an exemption provision. Contact your school directly for more information on eligibility.

What is available?

Based on your previous year’s annual income and family size, you may be eligible to receive up to $525* $375 per month of study ($4,200* $3,000 for a standard 8-month academic year), with gradually lower amounts awarded based on higher incomes as indicated on the Government of Canada website.

*Note: the above Canada Student Grant amounts are temporarily increased by 40% from 2019/20 pre-pandemic levels until July 31, 2027.

Am I eligible?

You may be eligible if you:

  • qualify for a federal student loan;
  • have total family income for the previous calendar year that is equal to or less than the income threshold established by the Government of Canada; and
  • are pursuing full-time post-secondary studies leading to an undergraduate degree, certificate, or diploma, in a program of at least two years (60 weeks) duration at a designated post-secondary school.
  • Are studying at a public or not-for-profit post-secondary school (for-profit private schools outside Canada are not eligible).

Please see the Government of Canada site for more information.

How do I apply?

There is no need to apply for this grant. You will be automatically assessed when you apply for a student loan.

For more information contact us or visit the federal Government of Canada website.

Canada Student Grant for Full-Time Students

This program gives extra help to students from low and middle-income families.

For-profit schools

Pending regulatory approval, students at for-profit private schools in Canada are not eligible for the Canada Student Grant for Full-Time Students (CSG-FT). All other federal loan and grant eligibility requirements for students studying in Canada remain.

Note: Impacted students enrolled in programs with high labour market priority (Nursing, Early Childhood Education, Dental Hygienist, or Paramedic) may be eligible for CSG-FT funding in program year 2026/27 under an exemption provision. Contact your school directly for more information on eligibility.

What is available?

Based on your previous year’s annual income and family size, you may be eligible to receive up to $525* $375 per month of study ($4,200* $3,000 for a standard 8-month academic year), with gradually lower amounts awarded based on higher incomes as indicated on the Government of Canada website.

*Note: the above Canada Student Grant amounts are temporarily increased by 40% from 2019/20 pre-pandemic levels until July 31, 2027.

Am I eligible?

You may be eligible if you:

  • qualify for a federal student loan;
  • have total family income for the previous calendar year that is equal to or less than the income threshold established by the Government of Canada; and
  • are pursuing full-time post-secondary studies leading to an undergraduate degree, certificate, or diploma, in a program of at least two years (60 weeks) duration at a designated post-secondary school.
  • Are studying at a public or not-for-profit post-secondary school (for-profit private schools outside Canada are not eligible).

Please see the Government of Canada site for more information.

How do I apply?

There is no need to apply for this grant. You will be automatically assessed when you apply for a student loan.

For more information contact us or visit the federal Government of Canada website.

B.C. Supplemental Bursary for Students with Disabilities

The B.C. Supplemental Bursary for Students with Disabilities (SBSD) is a non-repayable grant funding designed to help full-time or part-time students with a permanent, or a persistent or prolonged, disability with the cost of their post-secondary education.

The SBSD is available to students attending B.C. public post-secondary schools only.

Note: Students enrolled at schools other than a B.C. public schools during the 2025/26 program year who received SBSD funding for the same program at the same school, may request to continue to receive these grants until their program is complete, or until July 31, 2029, whichever occurs first.

What is available?

$800 bursary per program year is available if you:

$400 bursary per program year is available if you:

Am I eligible?

You may be eligible if you:

How do I apply?

B.C. Supplemental Bursary for Students with Disabilities

The B.C. Supplemental Bursary for Students with Disabilities (SBSD) is a non-repayable grant funding designed to help full-time or part-time students with a permanent, or a persistent or prolonged, disability with the cost of their post-secondary education.

The SBSD is available to students attending B.C. public post-secondary schools only.

Note: Students enrolled at schools other than a B.C. public schools during the 2025/26 program year who received SBSD funding for the same program at the same school, may request to continue to receive these grants until their program is complete, or until July 31, 2029, whichever occurs first.

What is available?

$800 bursary per program year is available if you:

$400 bursary per program year is available if you:

Am I eligible?

You may be eligible if you:

How do I apply?

B.C. Supplemental Bursary for Students with Disabilities

The B.C. Supplemental Bursary for Students with Disabilities (SBSD) is a non-repayable grant funding designed to help full-time or part-time students with a permanent, or a persistent or prolonged, disability with the cost of their post-secondary education.

The SBSD is available to students attending B.C. public post-secondary schools only.

Note: Students enrolled at schools other than a B.C. public schools during the 2025/26 program year who received SBSD funding for the same program at the same school, may request to continue to receive these grants until their program is complete, or until July 31, 2029, whichever occurs first.

What is available?

$800 bursary per program year is available if you:

$400 bursary per program year is available if you:

Am I eligible?

You may be eligible if you:

How do I apply?

B.C. Access Grant for Students with Disabilities

This program helps full-time students with a permanent, or a persistent or prolonged, disability with the cost of education by replacing up to $1,560 ($30 per week of study) per program year of B.C. student loan funding with non-repayable grant funding.

The B.C. Access Grant for Students with Disabilities (BCAG-D) is only available to students attending B.C. public post-secondary schools.

Note: Students enrolled at schools other than a B.C. public school during the 2025/26 program year who received BCAG-D funding for the same program at the same school, may request to continue to receive these grants until their program is complete, or until July 31, 2029, whichever occurs first.

Am I eligible?

You may be eligible if you:

  • qualify for federal and provincial student financial aid
  • are enrolled in a full-time program at a designated public post-secondary school
  • have a permanent disability, or a persistent or prolonged disability as defined by the Canada Student Financial Assistance Program

How do I apply?

B.C. Access Grant for Students with Disabilities

This program helps full-time students with a permanent, or a persistent or prolonged, disability with the cost of education by replacing up to $1,560 ($30 per week of study) per program year of B.C. student loan funding with non-repayable grant funding.

The B.C. Access Grant for Students with Disabilities (BCAG-D) is only available to students attending B.C. public post-secondary schools.

Note: Students enrolled at schools other than a B.C. public school during the 2025/26 program year who received BCAG-D funding for the same program at the same school, may request to continue to receive these grants until their program is complete, or until July 31, 2029, whichever occurs first.

Am I eligible?

You may be eligible if you:

  • qualify for federal and provincial student financial aid
  • are enrolled in a full-time program at a designated public post-secondary school
  • have a permanent disability, or a persistent or prolonged disability as defined by the Canada Student Financial Assistance Program

How do I apply?