The Canada Student Loan Program Confirmation of Enrolment Schedule 2 should be submitted by students who are returning to full-time study and are not receiving any government student loans. This will ensure that your Federal Student Loan payment will be in non-repayment status...
The Student Loan Appeal Form must be submitted, along with your supporting documentation, at least 6 weeks prior to your end date of study to be considered. To find out if you are eligible to appeal your student loan assessment results and for further information visit the...
The Monthly Budget Appeal Form can be submitted, along with the Student Loan Appeal Form, by single parent or married students who wish to appeal their student loan assessment. To find out if you are eligible to appeal your student loan assessment and information on how to do so...
The Student Loan Calculation Guide helps a student and their family estimate how much funding they may need to pursue their post-secondary education and what the family's expected contributions to the educational expenses may be.
The PEI Student Loan Rehabilitation Program provides you with a six-month payment schedule as a way to bring your defaulted PEI Student Loan back into good standing. Once you complete the plan, your loan will be transferred back to Edulinx PEI, where you will continue with...
If you have a severe permanent disability that prevents you from participating in post-secondary studies and the labour force for the rest of your life, you may be able to have your student loans cancelled through the Severe Permanent Disability Benefit. What is a severe...
If you feel your student loan application was not assessed according to your actual financial need, you may appeal the decision. Before you begin the appeal process, make sure the expenses factored into your assessment qualify for an appeal. Does my student loan assessment...
You must begin to repay the federal portion of your student loan six months after the last date you attended school on a full-time basis. The first six months after your last day of full-time study is referred to as your “non-repayment period” or “grace period.” Where do I find...