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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.
There are resources available to support you in funding your education.
Government Funding
Find support through funding provided by your province, or from your country of residence.
Scholarships, Awards and Bursaries
Find ways to fund your studies based on your academic achievements or financial needs.
On-Campus Programs
Check out the programs available to supplement your finance.
Support Through Laurier
Learners from Care
Students with past care experience are eligible to apply for the Learners from Care Non-Tuition Bursary. This new bursary is a result of a generous donation from a donor and is available to all full-time students with past care experience.
The Learners from Care Non-Tuition Bursary funds are intended to help with costs such as textbooks, emergency technology needs, transportation, conference or activity fees, or emergency good costs that are not covered by your student fees, and is not intended to subsidize the cost of tuition. Eligible students should receive up to $1,000 to cover non-tuition expenses.
For more information, please visit the Learners from Care Non-Tuition Bursary Application.
Pleae 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.
Financial Coaching
Through Laurier's financial literacy program, Dollars and Sense, an advisor will provide financial literacy support to students, including the option for individual and virtual meetings.
Government Support
Please refer to the COVID-19 benefits and services page on the Government of Canada website. Here you can find benefits that will help Canadians facing hardship as a result of COVID-19.
You can also look at supports listed Canada's COVID-19 Economic Response Plan
Employment Support
Find available jobs, tools and government resources to help you navigate the world of work during the pandemic. Visit the Government of Canada's Job Bank for more information.
Laurier Career Centre Online Support
The Career Centre remains available online for support, including online appointments and workshops.