Students do not need to abandon their Centennial College application due to the challenges of personal finances during the pandemic. The College understands the financial impact that COVID-19 is having on students and is therefore offering flexible payment options.

Domestic Students

1. If you are not able to afford your tuition deposit, you may:
   • Request Centennial waive your tuition deposit so that you may register in your courses
2. If you are not able to afford to pay the balance of your fees by your due date, you may:
   • Request a Tuition Fee Payment Plan

Please note, if you have not already done so, you may apply for Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) assistance. If you are a recipient of OSAP assistance, Centennial will automatically defer your full tuition fees deadline until the Ministry electronically remits fees to Centennial on your behalf for your tuition balance.

Requesting a tuition deposit waiver or tuition fee payment plan

To request a tuition deposit waiver or tuition fee payment plan, please contact the Student Financial Services office at financialaidquestions@centennialcollege.ca

Your eligibility for these options are assessed based on individual circumstances and need, including:

1. Proof of financial sustainability at point of application
2. Proof of pending payments
3. Current grades, academic standing and progression/graduation expectations
4. Previous payment history

For Domestic Students:

Tuition Deposit	Tuition Payment Plans	OSAP	College Dept	Email Contact
$500 or $200 or Deposit Waiver	Promissory Notes	Government Loans	Student Financial Services	Send an Email to Financial Aid Questions

International Students

• If you are not able to access your tuition to make full payments due to COVID -19 related issues you may be eligible for emergency consideration for a promissory note with payment options.

Requesting a Payment Flexibility Option

To inquire about these payment flexibility options, please contact internationalclaim@centennialcollege.ca

Your eligibility for these options are assessed based on individual circumstances and need, including:

1. Proof of financial sustainability at point of application
2. Proof of pending payments
3. Receipt of all relevant documentation including transcripts and diplomas
4. Ability to access banking institutions in their home country
5. Current grades, academic standing and progression/graduation expectations
6. Previous payment history

For International Students:

Tuition Deposit	Tuition Payment Plans	OSAP	College Dept	Email Contact
$5000 and Interest Rate relief	Promissory Notes with Payment Options	International Education	Student Financial Services	Send an Email to International Claim

Other Sources of Student Financial Support (available via independent processes):

• OSAP (Domestic students)
• Canada Emergency Response Benefit (All Students)
• Canada Student Service Grant (all students)
• Canada Emergency Student Benefit (Domestic students)
• Employment Insurance (All students if eligible)

Please visit the websites above to determine your eligibility for these funding options and/or contact your student advisor for further assistance.