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Eurgh did the application all the way up until the parental income stage.
We seriously have to tell them about every change in our assets for the entire year? As in every withdrawal or deposit?
And how would I go about getting the ~$500 laptop credit? And what exactly would that 500 be, a loan increase of 500 or an income exemption of 500?
I also withdrew a couple hundred for a trip (I figured I had to withdraw it sometime this week, might as well aim for before the 16 week period) from my account the day before the 16 weeks before Sep 2, that should be alright, right?
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Shismo wrote:
And how would I go about getting the ~$500 laptop credit? And what exactly would that 500 be, a loan increase of 500 or an income exemption of 500?
This page has a handy little picture to help you sort this out
FAQ's: 1. Will I get in? See: electronicinfo.ca for Ontario schools. If you have a couple percent above the marks there and it's not looking at supplementary, the answer is almost certainly yes. 2. Anything else: Google it before asking.
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are we (gr. 12 students) considered as dependent children?
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quester wrote:are we (gr. 12 students) considered as dependent children? if your parents pay for your residence, meals, necessities, etc, you're a dependent child/student.... i think osap only asks if YOU have children though? Dependent Children For OSAP purposes, a dependent child is a child who is living with the applicant (and spouse, if any) during the applicant's study period and who meets one or more of the following criteria: is under 16 years of age; is 16 years of age or over and is enrolled in high school and taking at least 60% of a full course load; is a full-time postsecondary student and has been out of high school less than four years; or has a permanent disability and is wholly dependent on the applicant (and spouse, if any).
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tmhlee wrote:quester wrote:are we (gr. 12 students) considered as dependent children? if your parents pay for your residence, meals, necessities, etc, you're a dependent child/student.... i think osap only asks if YOU have children though? Dependent Children For OSAP purposes, a dependent child is a child who is living with the applicant (and spouse, if any) during the applicant's study period and who meets one or more of the following criteria: is under 16 years of age; is 16 years of age or over and is enrolled in high school and taking at least 60% of a full course load; is a full-time postsecondary student and has been out of high school less than four years; or has a permanent disability and is wholly dependent on the applicant (and spouse, if any). well, it says, "How many dependent children, including the applicant, do parents have who are completing this section?" so i guess i count as 1 then...
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Are you taking your program of study through correspondence or distance education?
Does this mean if were living away from home?
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centrinoduo wrote:Are you taking your program of study through correspondence or distance education?
Does this mean if were living away from home? no?
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GGG wrote:centrinoduo wrote:Are you taking your program of study through correspondence or distance education?
Does this mean if were living away from home? no? Yeah that was a stupid question, I saw distance education and started assuming things, just didn't want to mess up my application.
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regarding bursaries and scholarships, we don't have to list the amount if we didn't actaully receive them yet, right?
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quester wrote:regarding bursaries and scholarships, we don't have to list the amount if we didn't actaully receive them yet, right? I have the same question, do we put Scholarships as our sep 2008- may 2009 income?
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GGG wrote:centrinoduo wrote:Are you taking your program of study through correspondence or distance education?
Does this mean if were living away from home? no? I think that means like, if ur goign to Queen's but studying in europe.
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ahhh i can't find my SIN card!! I've cleaned my room and everything and it's nowhere to be found. Does anyone recall any of the scholarship applications requiring your SIN (i've saved copies of most of them so i'd just use the numbers themselves while i order a new card or something)?
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Redrose27 wrote:ahhh i can't find my SIN card!! I've cleaned my room and everything and it's nowhere to be found. Does anyone recall any of the scholarship applications requiring your SIN (i've saved copies of most of them so i'd just use the numbers themselves while i order a new card or something)? Income tax / Income tax assessment?
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I didn't do one of those since I didn't have a measurable income in 2007
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Do i need to apply for osap to receive the queen elizabeths scholarship? also i said on the ouac thing i would apply for osap but if i dont can i still get the QE scholarship?
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hi guys. do u have to know what school you're going to (and for what program) to apply for osap?
UTSC Management 2012
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^ Yes, but if you haven't made a decision yet, you can do a separate application for each of your offers.
UWO '12 - Major in Criminology, Minor in Political Science
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Do I have a chance with 14000 in awards/bursaries, if my family income is <20 gs?
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scholar27 wrote:Do i need to apply for osap to receive the queen elizabeths scholarship? also i said on the ouac thing i would apply for osap but if i dont can i still get the QE scholarship? Yes, you need to apply for OSAP to receive the Queen Elizabeth scholarship.
Carleton University
Bachelor of Arts in Law
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i'm on the osap website and i'm searching for 'biochemistry' for the program i'm going to be in and nothing's showing up
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