Financial Aid & Awards
Funding your education
College costs money. We can help.
You may need to find more than one source of funding to help pay for your education and living costs while attending college. Do you have money saved? Can your parents or other relatives help? Can you work part-time and still maintain your grades? Check out sources of money you don't need to pay back as well as those that need to be repaid.
Financial Aid & Awards hosting two virtual general information sessions for CamWeek 2021
- The first is February 23 at 6pm | Link to Info Session
- The same session will be offered again February 25 at 5pm | Link to Info Session
For more information visit CamWeek 2021
Covid-19 Emergency Funding and Supports
Have you been financially impacted by the current pandemic situation? Are you facing some challenging situations and could benefit from a Camosun Cares Student Hamper? The BC Government and Camosun College have established a COVID-19 Emergency bursary fund to provide one-time $200 funding to support current registered students impacted by this crisis.
Money you'll need to repay
Many students choose to take out loans to finance some or all of their educational costs. Remember, you will have to pay this money back once you are done school, usually with interest.
Learn more about student loan options.
Money you don't need to repay
If you can, take advantage of educational funding that you won't need to repay later – based on financial need, community involvement or academic achievement.
Learn more about awards, bursaries and scholarships.
Other sources of funding
Different sources of funding are available to students who fit particular criteria. Access to funding may depend on the types of courses you are taking and other personal circumstances.
Current and Open Applications
- Princess Auto Foundation TRADES Entrance Bursary - Now Open
February 2, 2021 - 10:59 am • Financial Aid and Awards
StudentAid BC (SABC) Appeals
Do you need help submitting an appeal to SABC? Appeals may include: course repeat appeals, scholastic standing appeals (withdrawals or unsuccessful studies), overawards appeals etc.
