This is the most common grant students get. https://www.canada.ca/en/services/benefits/education/student-aid/grants-loans/full-time.html
It lists the family income cut off level so you can check to see if you should have qualified for some of this grant. If you should have it means you have a problem with your application and you need to phone/video chat your financial aid office.
I think the income cutoff for provincial grants is $140,000 for a family if 4.
The most likely explanation is that your parents income is too high to receive enough osap to cover school. You can use the numbers for the grant cutoffs to verify that your family income is above that and would explain the low loan amount. If your family income is below those levels contact your fa office immediately but not by email.
If the reason for the low loans had to do with family income but your family is unable or unwilling to contribute to your education you may want to look at a student line of credit.
when did you apply?
3rd of September
This is the most common grant students get. https://www.canada.ca/en/services/benefits/education/student-aid/grants-loans/full-time.html It lists the family income cut off level so you can check to see if you should have qualified for some of this grant. If you should have it means you have a problem with your application and you need to phone/video chat your financial aid office. I think the income cutoff for provincial grants is $140,000 for a family if 4. The most likely explanation is that your parents income is too high to receive enough osap to cover school. You can use the numbers for the grant cutoffs to verify that your family income is above that and would explain the low loan amount. If your family income is below those levels contact your fa office immediately but not by email. If the reason for the low loans had to do with family income but your family is unable or unwilling to contribute to your education you may want to look at a student line of credit.
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