Financial Support for Students
Figuring out how you're going to pay for your tuition can be overwhelming, but it doesn't need to be.
There are resources available to support you in funding your education.
Students who reside in the province of Ontario may be eligible for government funding through the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP).
Students with residency in other provinces/territories may be eligible to receive other provincial/territory funding.
Students with residency in the United States may be eligible for U.S. funding.
Laurier’s Student Awards office is responsible for the administration of financial assistance and award programs for all students and offer a number of options to help you finance your education.
Bursaries
- Laurier Tuition Bursary Program
- Donor-Supported Bursary Program
- First Generation Bursary Program
- Indigenous Student Bursary
Scholarships
Learners from Care
Students with past care experience are eligible to apply for the Learners from Care Non-Tuition Bursary. This bursary is a result of a generous donation from a donor and is available to students with past care experience.
Please note, graduate students or students that have not applied to the Youth in Extended Society Care Tuition Bursary may be asked to complete the OSAP Verification of Status with Ontario Children's Aid Society or provide a letter of verification to complete their application.
Learn more about the Learners from Care Academic Success Program on the Dean of Students webpage.
Dollars and Sense: Money Management
Dollars and Sense is Laurier’s money management program designed to help decrease your financial stress and increase your financial wellness. We are dedicated to providing the necessary information, resources and tools so that you can make the financial decisions that are right for you.
Financial Coaching
Financial coaching focuses on improving the financial behaviour and habits. A financial coach serves as a facilitator and provides support as you assess your financial situation and develop a plan of action.
Laurier Career Centre Online Support
The Career Centre remains available online for support, including online appointments and workshops.
On-Campus Jobs
Navigator is Laurier's online system for on-campus job opportunities or you can contact individual departments regarding job opportunities.
Laurier’s Work-Study Program
Laurier Work Study Program (LWSP) postings are available each year for qualifying students in financial need and are posted in September. Learn how to apply.
International Student Work Experience Program
The International Student Work Experience Program (ISWEP) is available to undergraduate international students who meet the eligibility criteria. ISWEP is intended to create part-time, meaningful employment opportunities for international students to assist them in their career development.
Off-Campus
Find available jobs, tools and government resources to help you navigate the world of work. Visit the Government of Canada's Job Bank for more information.
Learn more about Graduate funding and research scholarship opportunities at Laurier: