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Bursaries

2010-2011 Centennial College Bursary Opportunities
Centennial College recognizes the financial challenges faced by many of our students in pursuing their post-secondary education. We have implemented a number of bursaries (non-repayable) funding, to support your resources to assist you meet your financial obligations. Listed below are some of our bursary offerings, the amount available for each bursary and the approximate time frames they are available.

Bursaries are offered at different times throughout the academic year and as bursaries become available, they are posted on myCentennial for your information and access. If you have any questions, please call 416-289-5000 Ext 2460 or drop in to the Progress Student Financial Services HUB during regularly scheduled office hours.

Bursaries are posted on myCentennial on the dates as noted. When a bursary opportunity has been exhausted, the bursary application is removed from myCentennial immediately to avoid student disappointment that the opportunity still exists. These opportunities are limited to the number of bursaries that are indicated below.
The Centennial College Student Access Guarantee Bursary, is an automatic assessment for all students who are identified by OSAP as having an unmet need. We provide this bursary on three occasions, mid Fall, mid Winter and mid Summer for eligible students. No application is required and the amounts vary depending upon the Ministry OSAP calculations.
The Special Hardship Bursary is an opportunity that is provided to help you meet the costs associated with any emergencies you may encounter, ie a fire, relocation due to grievous circumstances. This application is not posted on myCentennial, you must seek an in person interview with a Student Financial Services Officer at the campus you attend during the academic year.
Centennial College has developed a Centennial College Workstudy Program that can provide a job on campus and whose earnings can assist you meet your financial obligations. The wages are $9.50 per hour and the positions available vary. See a Student Financial Services Officer for more details once you have registered fulltime to review any potential work opportunities.
Students are encouraged to apply for OSAP. Our bursaries, although with the exception of the SAG Bursary noted above, do not require that a student applies for OSAP however the Ministry has made many enhancements in the past two years to the OSAP program and our bursaries are designed to supplement and complement your OSAP.

Aboriginal Support Bursaries		Bachelor of Science Nursing Tuition Bursary
Jan - Feb 2010; Jan - Feb 2011	$500 Each	Jan - Jul 2010	$1,500 Each
- 25 bursaries provided to address the outstanding costs our Aboriginal students face in attempting to be successful in their post-secondary study.		- 50 bursaries provided to recognize the higher cost of the Bachelor of Science Nursing tuition
Centennial Connect Tuition Bursary		Centennial General Entrance Bursary
Feb - Jul 2010	$500 Each	Feb - Jun 2010	$500 Each
- 72 bursaries, provided to support tuition costs for students attending our Connect Orientation Session		- 100 bursaries to support entrance to post-secondary programs
Centennial College Access Guarantee -Book Bursaries		Child Maintenance Bursary
Apr - May 2010; Aug - Sep 2010; Dec - Jan 2010; Apr - May 2011	$300	Feb - Mar 2010; Feb - Mar 2011	$500.00 Each
- 700 bursaries Fall/ 250 bursaries Winter/250 bursaries Summer; offered at time of OSAP loan disbursement based on financial need, first-come first-served; provided to assist with the costs of textbooks only		- 500 bursaries to provide assistance for our students with dependent children
Centre for Creative Communication Equipment and Supplies Bursary		Continuing Education General Bursary and Part-time Day General Bursary
Jan - Feb 2010; Jul - Aug 2010; Jan - Feb 2011	$500 Each	Feb - Mar 2010; Feb - Mar 2011	$300.00 Each
- 40 bursaries provided for the Fall term / 20 bursaries provided for the winter term; to recognize the additional costs associated for equipment and supplies for the students enrolled in Communication programs. Available only to CCC campus students.		- 175 CE and 175 PT Day bursaries to assist with the general cost of part time study
Disability Support Program		First In My Family Entrance Bursaries
Apr - May 2010; Apr - May 2011	Varies	Apr - Aug 2010	$1,000 Each
- Students have an opportunity to take one or two courses over the summer and receive help with tuition and books only.		- 40 bursaries to encourage post-secondary study for those students whose parents did not participate in post-secondary study.
Francophone Support Bursaries		HYPE: Community Youth Initiative Entrance Bursary
Jan - Feb 2010; January - February 2011	$500 Each	Apr - Aug 2010	$1,500 Each
- 25 bursaries provided to address the outstanding costs our Francophone students face in attempting to be successful in their post-secondary study.		- 40 bursaries, provided to encourage first year students from specific high-risk neighbourhoods to pursue post-secondary education fulltime
HYPE: Community Youth Initiative Returners Bursary		Ontario First Generation Bursaries
Apr - Aug 2010	$1,000 Each	Apr - Aug 2010	$500 Each
- 19 bursaries, provided to encourage returning HYPE students to continue their post-secondary study		- 90 post-secondary students and 5 apprentice returning students whose parents did not participate in post-secondary study
Women In Trades Bursary
Feb - Mar 2010; Feb - Mar 2011	$500.00 Each
- 20 bursaries, provided to recognize the costs for females in predominately male fields of study