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Client Services in the Office of the Registrar and Student Recruitment support all prospective students applying to NorQuest. They can answer all your questions about our programs and guide you through the admissions process.
If you have applied to a preparatory program, you must contact a student navigator before the deadline to apply for full- or part-time Alberta Works funding.
Note: The deadline for Alberta Works funding is subject to change based on availability of funds and classes.
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.
If you require assistance completing your Alberta Student Loan and grant application attend a drop in session, hosted by a student navigator in a computer lab setting. No registration is required; there are flexible drop-in times. You will be able to complete your full-time loan applications online at studentaid.alberta.ca. To do so, bring your login and passwords for your My Alberta Digital ID, your social insurance number and your total income from your 2018 income tax return (line 150).
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