Grants and Bursaries

Full-Time Programs Applied for through the Full-Time OSAP Application

The OSAP application is used to apply for Canada-Ontario Integrated Student Loan funding. Completing an OSAP application allows you to be considered for a variety of grants, bursaries and scholarships.

The Canada Access Grant for Students from Low-Income Families is worth up to $3,000. It assists first-time, first-year students from low-income families with tuition costs.

The Canada Access Grant for Students with Permanent Disabilities is worth up to $2,000 per loan year. It assists students with permanent disabilities to meet educational and living costs.

The Canada Study Grant for Students with Dependants assists students with dependants who have high financial need. The value of the bursary is dependent weeks of study and number of dependents.

The Ontario Access Grant is worth up to $3000. It assists second-year students from low-income and moderate income families with tuition costs.

Ontario Access Grant for Crown Wards: Worth up to $3,000. It assists current and former Crown wards with tuition costs.

The Ontario Distance Grants are intended to assist full-time postsecondary students from remote and rural areas with travel costs incurred as a result of attending Ontario's publicly funded colleges and universities.

The Ontario Student Opportunity Grant (Loan Forgiveness) is available to help students reduce their annual Canada-Ontario Integrated Student Loan debt by limiting an eligible student's repayable debt to $7,000 for a two-term academic year and $10,500 for a three-term academic year.

The Millennium Bursary is valued at $3,000. It assists full-time undergraduate students who have high financial need.

The Millennium-Ontario Access Grant is worth up to $3,000. It assists first-time, first-year students from low-income and moderate income families with tuition costs.

The Queen Elizabeth II Aiming for the Top Scholarship is worth up to a maximum of $3,500 per year for up to four years. It is awarded to students who have achieved the best marks at Ontario high schools.

The Textbook and Technology Grant is a new grant to help full-time community college and university students with their costs for textbooks and technology. Students can apply either through the separate TTG on-line application, or by completing the OSAP application.