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I am a post-secondary student
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Become a Better Learner

Whether you are a student in school or a student of life, you can always keep learning how to learn. Follow these tips to become a more effective learner.
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Student Services at Post-Secondary Schools

From on-campus daycare to student residences to accommodating disabilities, there are plenty of services you’ll want when attending a post-secondary school. This features chart will help you uncover which services are available at each of the 26 publicly funded post-secondary schools in Alberta.
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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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Transfer International Education

If you have international education, find out how to get assessed. Access educational, transfer or assessment resources.
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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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Look for Work

Transfer Your College and University Skills into the Workplace

As a post-secondary student, you’re learning skills that employers need, such as solving problems and using technology. Discover how to market and transfer these skills to find the job you want.
How Do I Successfully Get Through the School Year?
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“How do I balance my academic life with home and work?”
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Succeed at Work

Time-Saving Tools for Busy Lives

When you start to feel overwhelmed, it's time to pick up some organizational tools and create the time and space you need to focus on the things that are important to you.
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A Positive Attitude Will Help You Learn

Being a successful learner starts with having a positive attitude toward learning.
Make Your Decision

Your Resources for Handling Challenges

No matter how much effort you put into getting ready to pursue your preferred option, you will probably encounter a challenge or two. It makes sense to recognize potential challenges and plan to overcome them.
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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 (PDF)

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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Financial Literacy Quiz

Take this self-assessment quiz from the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada to see how your financial literacy skills and knowledge measure up.