Financial Aid

The work study program is designed to provide work opportunities to full-time post-secondary or post-diploma students with a demonstrated financial need. More info on Work Study

• Available for Fanshawe Student Union employees who are currently enrolled in a full time post secondary program with a minimum GPA of 2.0
• Student must demonstrate financial need
• Student must have completed at least 50 hours of work for the FSU during the Fall semester of study
• Student must meet Ontario Residency criteria
• Student must meet Canadian Citizenship criteria
• Applications will be made available, upon request, to eligible students by contacting the Student Awards Office

Fanshawe College Student Assistance Bursaries have been established by the College, in accordance with Ministry guidelines related to tuition fees. These bursaries are available to students who have a demonstrated financial need while in school. Both educational and personal expenses related to program study will be considered. Students attending on a full-time basis within a post-secondary or post-diploma program at Fanshawe College are eligible to apply.

For more Bursary Information, visit:
https://www.fanshawec.ca/paying-college/financial-aid-student-awards/bursaries

The Student Awards office administers all of the Fanshawe College’s donor-funded awards, bursaries and scholarships. More info on Student Awards

The Student Life Educational Fund was designed to help defray the cost of educational and extra activities that are relevant to the students’ education. To complete a Student Life Educational Fund proposal, please read the policy document below. Then you must print off, fill out and return the proposal document to the FSU Office, room SC1000 in the Student Centre. If you have any questions, please contact FSU President Jahmoyia Smith by email J_smith266@nullfanshawec.ca, or call 519.452.4109 ext. 6314

> Student Life Educational Fund Policy
> Student Life Educational Fund Proposal
> Student Life Educational Fund Proposal Checklist

What is it?

In 1997 a decision was made that required colleges to retain 30 percent of additional revenue from tuition increases for student financial aid.

Why?

Over 45 percent of college students in Ontario depend on financial assistance from the government through OSAP (Ontario Student Assistance Program). Many others also rely on financial assistance through other sources such as bank loans, academic scholarships, and parental support.

How can a student access these funds?

Fill out a bursary form or apply for a work-study position

Learn more about OSAP (Ontario Student Assistance Program) and what grants, scholarships, bursaries, and loans are available to help pay for your education. More info on OSAP

• Fees for Canadian students 2017/18 | 2016/17
• Fees for international students 2017/18 | 2016/17
• Mandtory Non-Tuition Fees 2017/18
• Program-Specific Fees 2017/18
• Explanation of general expenses 2017/18 | 2016/17
• Administrative Charges 2016/17

Would you like to make an appeal regarding a financial decision? If you would like to make an appeal you can drop by E2020 to pick up an appeal information pamphlet and an application or contact FSU Advocacy and Communications Coordinator Christine Belanger in SC1000 or email c_belanger@nullfanshawec.ca, or call 519.452.4109 ext. 6341

Fill out tuition, employment and miscellaneous expenses. Download the budget worksheet (.pdf file)