Effective Friday, September 17, a province-wide mandatory masking order will be implemented for all indoor public spaces.
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Download the student loan handbook and instructions, full-time or part-time student loan applications, supplementary and reassessment forms, and third party consent forms.
Below are the application and supporting documents for programs starting between August 1, 2021, and July 31, 2022.
If you are applying with the paper application, please forward all documents and the completed application form in one of these ways:
Processing time for paper applications may take as long as four weeks.
Please consider applying online – it's faster!
Saskatchewan Advantage Scholarship Fact Sheet
Students who require a reassessment due to a change in information should use the forms below:
For more information about what happens after you apply for a Student Loan, visit the After You Apply page.
Below are the application and supporting documents for programs starting between August 1, 2020, and July 31, 2021.
If you are applying with the paper application, please forward all documents and the completed application form in one of these ways:
Processing time for paper applications may take as long as four weeks.
Please consider applying online – it's faster!
Saskatchewan Advantage Scholarship Fact Sheet
Students who require a reassessment due to a change in information should use the forms below:
For more information about what happens after you apply for a Student Loan, visit the After You Apply page.
Assistance is available for part-time students taking between 20% and 59% of a full course load. Below is the application for part-time students. Eligibility for part-time Canada Student Loans and Grants is assessed based on student income and family size. The amount of funding awarded is calculated based on education costs, including tuition, compulsory fees, learning supplies (i.e., text books and instruments), local transportation, and daycare. Eligible part-time students in Canada could get up to a maximum of $10,000 outstanding federal loans in addition to grant funding.
The Saskatchewan Advantage Scholarship is available to part-time students. To be considered eligible, students must be a Grade 12 graduate (2012 or later) and enrol in a Saskatchewan post-secondary institution. Starting in 2021-22, the Saskatchewan Advantage Scholarship will provide $750 (up from $500) per year, with a lifetime maximum of $3,000. To receive the scholarship, students will be required to apply for a part-time student loan. Applying for a part-time student loan to access grants does not mean students have to take a loan. They can choose to receive grants only by indicating this on their part-time application form.
The Canada Student Grant for part-time students has increased from up to $1,800 to up to $3,600 for 2021-22 and 2022-23.
If you are a student with dependants who is eligible for part-time student loans and whose income is below the low-income threshold, you may be eligible to receive the grant up to $120 per week up to a maximum of $3,840.
If you are a student with a permanent disability who is eligible for part-time student loans, you will be eligible to receive the Canada Student Grant for Students with Permanent Disabilities. You will be automatically considered for this grant in your part-time student loan application. This grant provides $4,000 per school year to assist with educational or living costs.
Part-time students with permanent disabilities may be eligible to receive up to $22,000 to help offset exceptional, education-related costs.
Applying for a part-time student loan to access grants does not mean you have to take a loan if you prefer not to. When you apply for a part-time student loan, you are assessed for a mix of non-repayable grants and repayable loans. You can choose to receive the grants only by indicating this on your part-time student loan application form.
The new online application for the Part-Time Loan and Grant Program is available by accessing the Government of Saskatchewan Advanced Education Student Portal.
You can apply directly online or upload your completed forms your Advanced Education Student Portal account or through the Post-Secondary Document Uploader.
If you have an Advanced Education Portal account, you can upload documents to the Student Service Centre. Simply log in to your portal account and access the upload document feature.
*The Student Service Centre remains closed to the public due to COVID-19. If you need to make a grant repayment to our office, e-transfer is a convenient option.
If you are a student with a permanent disability that restricts your physical or mental ability to perform activities necessary to participate fully in post-secondary studies, you may be eligible for additional assistance through the Canada-Saskatchewan Grant for Services and Equipment for Students with Permanent Disabilities.
To be considered for the grant, you must:
To apply for the grant and for more information, please visit the Canada-Saskatchewan Grant for Services and Equipment for Students with Permanent Disabilities.
Student Financial Assistance for Students with Disabilities Fact Sheet
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