ACCESS and DISABILITY RESOURCES
FUNDING
University costs add up quickly, but scholarships, grants and bursaries can help cover your expenses. If you have a disability or medical condition, some financial resources are available to help meet your specific needs.
Student aid and disability grants
To help cover the cost of your education, you can apply for loans and grants through your home province’s student aid program. MacEwan’s Student Loans and Grants page has more details.
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If you’re eligible for student loans or grants from your province or the Government of Canada, you may also qualify for additional disability-related funding including the following:
- the Canada Student Grant for Students with Disabilities (CSG-D), which helps with costs such as tuition, textbooks and living expenses
- the Canada Student Grant for Services and Equipment (CSG-SE), which helps with disability-related technology or educational equipment costs
- the Alberta Grant for Students with Disabilities (GFD) or a similar grant from your home province
Our learning specialists can walk you through these grants and support you with the application process. Let’s meet and discuss your options.
MacEwan scholarships, awards and bursaries
As a MacEwan University student, you are eligible to apply for a number of scholarships, awards and bursaries. Some are open to all students. Others are for students in specific programs or faculties only.
Search our database for details on awards that may be available to you. You can select students with disabilities as a search query to find specific awards. Current applicants and students can search and apply for awards through myStudentSystem.
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