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Breaking NEWS! Spring OSAP pick-up will be held by appointment only in the Tatham Centre from May 1st - 11th. Representatives from National Student Loans Service Centre will also be on site during that time. Starting May 14th, OSAP pick-up will be held by appointment only from our office, 2nd floor, Needles Hall. Book your spring OSAP pick-up appointment today! How to apply for OSAP for the spring 2012 term There are three ways to apply for spring OSAP and the method you choose is dependent on your individual situation for the 2011-2012 academic year. The deadline to apply for spring funding is May 31st.
If you are not sure which option is the best one for you, please call or visit our office. Please bring all completed documentation to the Student Awards & Financial Aid office in Needles Hall. How to apply for OSAP for the fall 2012 term The online application for fall 2012 OSAP is now available on the OSAP website. When you have completed the application you will be need to print several forms including the new Master Student Financial Assistance Agreement (MSFAA) and the Consent & Signature Pages. The Consent & Signature pages along with any required supporting documents must be sent to the Student Awards & Financial Aid office. The MSFAA can be taken to a designated Canada Post outlet and they will mail the document to NSLSC on your behalf. 30% off Ontario Tuition Grant Information about the 30% off Ontario Tuition Grant is available on the OSAP Website. New Record! Over 14,000 students have applied for OSAP for the 2011-2012 academic year! Questions about paying your fees? If you have questions concerning paying your fees or becoming "fees arranged" please call: 519-888-4567 ext. 38466 or email: sfaccnts@uwaterloo.ca. |
Getting your out of province loans signed
The University guarantees to fund unmet need as defined by OSAP (Ontario
Student Assistance Program) or a student assistance program from another
Canadian province.
The University aspires to identify students in need and ensure that all eligible students admitted to full-time undergraduate programs have the financial assistance necessary to complete their studies.
Students are required to seek financial support from all sources, including
family, employment, government support programs and loans.
Where other provincial jurisdictions use institutional bursaries as a resource, the University is not in a position to provide further bursary assistance to replace/repay loan overpayments.
For further details please visit: Supporting Your Academic Success or contact the Student Awards and Financial Aid Office.