Part-time Studies Application 2019/2020 for StudentAidBC

Submit your completed application form with all required documentation to StudentAidBC at least six weeks before your classes end. You can mail it to their mailing address: StudentAid BC, P.O. Box 9173 Stn Prov Govt, Victoria BC V8W 9H7 or courier to: StudentAid BC, 1st Floor, 835 Humboldt Street, Victoria BC V8V 4W8. Alternatively, you can contact them by phone at 1-800-561-1818 or visit www.StudentAidBC.ca for more information. For accurate and timely processing, ensure all information is correctly entered and all necessary documents are attached.

Ensure your completed application is received by StudentAidBC at least six weeks before your classes end for the years 2024 and 2025.

The primary purpose of this form is to provide part-time students in British Columbia with access to various financial assistance programs offered by StudentAidBC for the academic year 2019/2020. The application details eligibility criteria and outlines the required information and documentation needed to apply for grants and loans. By completing this form, students can access funding to support their education, including tuition, compulsory fees, books, supplies, and other related expenses, allowing them to focus on their studies without financial hardship.

• 1. Legal Last Name: Your legal last name as it appears on official documents.
• 2. Legal First Name: Your legal first name as it appears on official documents.
• 3. Legal Middle Name: Your legal middle name as it appears on official documents, if applicable.
• 4. Mailing Address: Your current mailing address for receiving correspondence.
• 5. City/Town: The city or town where you reside.
• 6. Province/State: The province or state where you reside.
• 7. Postal/Zip Code: The postal or zip code for your mailing address.
• 8. Area Code and Telephone Number: Your contact phone number, including area code.
• 9. Email Address: Your email address for receiving notifications and updates.
• 10. Social Insurance Number: Your Social Insurance Number for identification purposes.
• 11. Date of Birth: Your date of birth in the format YEAR, MONTH, DAY.
• 12. Gender: Your gender (male or female) for identification purposes.
• 13. Student Number: Your student number if you are attending a public school in B.C.
• 14. Citizen Status: Your citizenship status (Canadian Citizen, Protected Person, Permanent Resident). Attach a copy of your Canadian Immigration document if applicable.
• 15. Residency: Indicate if you have lived in B.C. for 12 continuous months, excluding full-time post-secondary study.
• 16. Bankruptcy History: Indicate if you have ever declared bankruptcy that included student financial assistance.
• 17. Loan Default Status: Indicate if you are currently in default of a Canada student loan (full-time or part-time).
• 18. Permanent Disability Status: Indicate if you are a student with a permanent disability applying for permanent disability grants. Attach Appendix 8 if not previously approved.

If you fail to submit this form on time, you may not receive the financial assistance needed to support your studies. Delayed submission could result in missed deadlines and inadequate funding.

• Financial Assistance Delays: Not receiving financial aid within the required time may impact your ability to pay for tuition and other educational expenses.
• Missed Deadlines: Submission after the deadline means you may not qualify for the financial grants or loans for the academic year.
• Incomplete Application: Failure to provide necessary information or documentation can result in your application being rejected.

• 1. Financial Aid Application: Use this form to apply for grants and loans available to part-time students.
• 2. Disability Grants: Eligible students with permanent disabilities can apply for additional grants.
• 3. Dependants Support: Students with dependants can seek financial aid to support their educational expenses.
• 4. Tuition Fees: Apply for funding to cover tuition and compulsory fees.
• 5. Books and Supplies: Access financial aid to purchase necessary books and supplies for your studies.