Your education is an investment of time and money. Government student loan programs are designed to supplement your resources and help you reach your goals.
Full-time and part-time students in a post-secondary career program can apply for assistance to the student financial assistance service in their home province. Students taking upgrading courses or programs are not eligible for a student loan. Your provincial student finance assistance service determines your eligibility and will determine the disbursement method (Canada loan, provincial loan, etc.).
Alberta student loan information is available on the Student Aid Alberta website. Students from other provinces should visit your provincial government student finance information websites for online applications.
Visit the National Student Loans Service Centre for more information on your Canada Student Loan and what's new as a result of COVID-19.
Location: Room 1-204, Civic Employees Legacy Tower, Edmonton Campus
Phone: 780.644.6130
If you receive a student loan, all approved funding is sent directly to you. It is your responsibility to be aware of the fees owed to the college, and to pay all of your assessed tuition and fees according to the college's payment schedule. See Payment of Tuition and Fees for more information.
NorQuest's student financial advisors can provide: