Saskatchewan Student Aid

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Apply for Student Aid

Apply for Saskatchewan student loans and grants to help fund your
post-secondary education. Explore benefits and learn how to apply

Advanced Education Student Portal

Log into or create your Advanced Education Student Portal account to apply for student aid, upload documents and more. Access the Student Portal

Student Loans and Grants

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Apply for 2024-25 Saskatchewan Student Aid and learn about supports available for full-time and part-time post-secondary students.

Scholarships and Bursaries

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Scholarships and bursaries do not need to be paid back. Explore options available to Saskatchewan post-secondary students.

Student Loan Forgiveness

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Post-secondary nursing and veterinary graduates who work in rural or high-need communities in Saskatchewan may be eligible to have a portion of their student loan forgiven.

Repaying Your Student Loan

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Post-secondary graduates will need to begin making payments on their student loan six months after completing their studies. Learn what steps to take and what options are available.

Graduate Retention Program

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Post-secondary graduates who live, work and file taxes in Saskatchewan after graduation may be eligible for up to $20,000 in tax credits.

Report Student Aid Fraud

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Report irregular activity or suspected fraud related to student aid by contacting Audit Services.