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A variety of scholarships are available to support full-time students. Types of scholarships There are four different types of scholarships: Grade point average (GPA) scholarships are based on exceptional academic achievement. Department nomination scholarships are for top students in a department. Application scholarships have specific criteria and students apply online. International

To learn more about applying to other provinces/territories, visit the National Student Loans Service Centre or apply to the province of your residency. StudentAid BC Alberta Student Aid Saskatchewan Student Loans Manitoba Student Aid OSAP: Ontario Student Assistance Program Quebec Aide financière aux études (AFE) Newfoundland and Labrador Student Aid  New Brunswick Student Financial Services Nova

Scholarships and bursaries are available from organizations outside of Selkirk College. These awards will each have their own eligibility requirements and application process. You may be eligible for an external award from: Your parents’ association with an employer, union, or club Organizations that are looking to assist students studying in a specific field Selkirk College encourages students to

Can I change my course load? To receive your bursary, you must be enrolled in a post-secondary semester program or a post-secondary trades foundation or apprenticeship program and maintain a minimum 60% course load. If you have a documented disability, you must maintain a minimum 40% course load and be registered with Accessibility Services . If you have questions, contact Financial Aid . When can

Making a budget, finding discounts and staying on top of your finances can help you prioritize your spending, so you have enough money for the things you need and the things that are important to you. Budgeting This budgeting worksheet can help track your income and expenses. Student Discounts The  International Student Identity Card (ISIC)  is your passport to access student discounts in Canada

Funding opportunities are available for Indigenous students. Use the Indigenous bursaries search tool to look for opportunities that might be a fit for you. For help navigating these opportunities, contact Indigenous Services . First Nations students are encouraged to contact their band for post-secondary funding through their education coordinator. Deadlines are variable, typically between

When can I apply for Selkirk College scholarships Scholarship applications open February 15 and close March 31.  When can I apply for a Selkirk College Early Entrance Scholarship You don’t need to apply for early entrance scholarships. To be eligible, new students (who have never attended Selkirk College) need to apply for their program between September and December the year before the program

Student loans can help pay for tuition, books, supplies and more. Student loans have to be paid back. To apply for a student loan, visit Student Aid BC or read our how-to guide . Grants can generally be used to help pay for tuition, books, supplies and living expenses. Grants do not have to be paid back.

Tammie Clarke Dean Jocelyn Schroeder School Chair Ellen Strelaeff Program Coordinator Matty Hillman Instructor Leanne Kozak Instructor Jennifer Reid Instructor

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Connect with Us Connect with us in person at the Learning Resource Centres on Castlegar, Tenth Street and Silver King campuses. We are also available online via Zoom or by phone. We provide one-to-one learning support, offer workshops and facilitate peer tutoring. If you are looking for academic support or helpful resources, we are happy to help.

From high school-level education, university transfer and degree programs to trades, arts and heavy industrial training, we have a program that is right for you. We offer a variety of options for students just starting their post-secondary journey or returning as a mature student. Complete your credential here or transfer your credits toward furthering your education. 2024/25 Academic Calendar

Bridging Rural Homelessness and Well-being: A Sustainable and Collaborative Regional Response is a three-year social innovation project that started in fall 2022 . The overall goal of the project is to improve the well-being of rural residents experiencing or at risk of homelessness living in and around the rural communities of Nelson, Castlegar and Trail in the West Kootenay region. It is funded

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Make a Real Difference Each year Selkirk College students collectively face over $1 million in unmet need to attend higher education and achieve their dreams. Students can be discouraged from pursuing post-secondary education because of this cost barrier. Your gifts help to bridge the unmet financial gap and provide motivation to unleash student’s potential.