Grants are government funds you do not repay. You will be assessed for grants when you apply for full-time or part-time funding.
Canada Student Grants and B.C. Access Grants
Different grant funds are accessible to students fitting a variety of criteria including, but not limited to, having dependents, permanent disability status, and/or low- or middle-income.
To learn more about the various grants for which you may be assessed when applying for full-time or part-time funding, visit StudentAid B.C.
Funding for specific groups
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Former Youth in Care
Programs and funding to help former youth in care in B.C. pay for post-secondary education.
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Students with Disabilities
If you are a student with a disability, both the government and Camosun have various supports in place to assist you.
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Adult Upgrading Grant
If you're attending Camosun in one of the School of Access programs you may be eligible to have your tuition, deposit and fees paid.
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Priority Health Program Grants
Students enrolling in Camosun College Certified Medical Laboratory Assistant, Certificate or Practical Nursing, Diploma may be eligible for a recruitment and retention grant.