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Student Aid
Government loans and grants can be a great option for students who need additional assistance covering tuition and living costs while attending post-secondary. Students enrolled in Apprenticeship, Degree, Diploma, Certificate or Open Studies programs may be eligible for financial aid options.
To be eligible for student aid, you must be a Canadian citizen, have permanent resident status or protected person status under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act.
NAIT’s definition of a full-time student may not be the same as your loan provider. Please check your Loan provider’s website for their definition.
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Scholarships
Depending on the individual scholarship, other criteria may also be considered, such as volunteer work. The most important consideration for selecting recipients of scholarships is academic achievement.
Funds awarded to students who:
- Demonstrate excellent academic achievement
- Are enrolled in 80% or more of a full course load (current term and one of the previous two terms)
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Bursaries
Unlike loans, bursaries don't need to be paid back. Depending on the individual bursary, other criteria may also be considered, such as volunteer work. The most important consideration for selecting recipients of bursaries is financial need.
Funds awarded to students who:
- Are maintaining satisfactory academic achievement, although students who have a recorded failure or incomplete may still be eligible for bursaries
- Demonstrate financial need
- Are enrolled in 60% or more of a full course load (current term and one of the previous two terms)
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