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We offer advice on funding options, budgeting and debt management. In addition, we disburse all provincial, federal and US government student aid funding, and help with government aid information and documentation.

We offer an Entrance Bursary Program, an In-Course Financial Aid Program (loans and bursaries) and a Work Study Program based on financial need. We also offer an extensive Entrance Scholarships Program based on academic merit.

Please see听Cost of Attendance for more information about your expenses at McGill.

Please see our听Frugal Scholar Money Management Program听section听or schedule an appointment for help with your financial planning by calling the Student Aid Office at 514-398-6013. You will be asked to complete, as best you can, your Financial Profile in Minerva.

Spend only what you need by making a budget and sticking to it. See our Frugal Scholar Money Management Program听section for information on how to save money and manage your debt.

Please see听scholarships for details.

In-course awards and scholarships are administered by the Faculty the student belongs to. Please see faculties for details.

A bursary is a monetary award that is granted on the basis of financial need. Bursaries do not need to be repaid.

Please see听McGill's need-based financial aid for future undergraduate students for more information about how to apply.

Please see McGill's need-based financial aid for current undergraduate students for more information about how to apply.

Yes, and you will be given the opportunity to update your budget each time you apply. The application opens on 蜜桃传媒appst for the upcoming academic year.

The deadline to apply for an Entrance Bursary is 30 days from the date of formal acceptance to the University or June 30th whichever comes first.

Students can apply for In-Course Financial Aid when the need arises throughout the academic year. Applications for the current academic year become available on 蜜桃传媒appst.

Please see important information for students applying for in-course financial aid for details.

Entrance bursary applicants are notified within 2-3 weeks of submitting an application. In-Course Financial Aid applicants are notified of the decision within 2-3 weeks. Be sure to 'go back to your app' frequently for important updates and decisions.听Please see important information for students applying for in-course financial aid for details.

Your due date is specified on your McGill loan contract. If you have other queries, you may contact the Student Accounts Loans Administrator either by phone at 514-398-3902 or loansadmin.finserv [at] mcgill.ca (via email.)

Full-time degree students at McGill who are unable to repay their McGill loan by the due date, may request an extension to their due date by submitting a Loan Extension application through the Financial Aid menu on Minerva.

McGill loans are interest-free until the due date and most loans carry a 3% interest rate after that. Check your McGill loan contract or contact Carol Pisimisis at the Student Accounts Office at 514-398-3902.

Contact the Scholarships and Student Aid Office at 514-398-6013 for help.

Please see听International student funding听for eligibility requirements.

The Work Study program aims to give full-time degree students with demonstrated financial need access to jobs on campus. Visit the Work Study website for more information. You can apply for Work Study through the Financial Aid menu on Minerva.

Yes! Please see our special funding page for a list of funding opportunities available at our office.

Please see听Government Aid for more information about where and how to apply.

We recommend that you apply by June in order to ensure that your funding arrives in September.

Please see听Tuition Deferral for details.

No. Generally speaking, the government calculates how much money you need based on standard living allowances.

Yes. You must re-apply each year.

If you have exceptional circumstances, you should contact Scholarships and Student Aid to inquire about the possibility of applying for more funding. Note that out-of-province students and US students are generally not eligible for more than the maximum funding limits.

You can go to Scholarships and Student Aid or the Macdonald Campus Student Services Office for information/documentation on how to confirm your full-time student status.

Please note that a letter from the Registrar's Office is generally not accepted by government loan agencies as proof of your full-time status for student loan purposes.

Schedule an appointment with our government aid specialist by calling Scholarships and Student Aid at 514-398-6013. Also, be sure to check our News channel for postings of our government loan repayment workshops offered regularly throughout the academic year.