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#Pay for Education

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Pay for Your Education

Whether you’re enrolling in a post-secondary program right out of high school or as a mature student, you’re probably wondering how to pay for your education.
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Understand Your Student Loan and Grant

Check out the Funding Guide for information about your loan and grant, as well as an overview of how student aid works.
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Pay for Your Post-Secondary Education

You have options when it comes to paying for school. Most students fund their education with a combination of money earned, saved, and borrowed or awarded.
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Talking About Money

Learn how to talk about financing your future, and what you should ask during those conversations.
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Tips to Save Money While You're at School

For most post-secondary students, money is tight. But remember that every dollar you save while you’re in school is one less dollar that you’ll owe in student debt when you graduate. Consider whether these tips will work for you.
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Apply for Free Money to Pay for School

Your training and education will cost money, but you may be eligible for scholarships, bursaries, and grants to help you pay for school.
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Borrow Money to Pay for School

If you need help paying for your post-secondary education, student loans give you the money now and you pay it back later.
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Fund Your Training

Financial support may be available to help you upgrade your education or get occupational training to find a better job.

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