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Everyone in Ontario has to go to school, at least until the age of 18. Higher education, like college and university, can create new opportunities for graduates, and more education often means better paying jobs.
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Pay for Post-secondary School
School can be very expensive. Aside from loans, there are ways to fund your education without having to pay the money back!
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If you’re feeling unmotivated or having a hard time learning in school, there are different kinds of support available to help you succeed.
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In addition to OSAP, university and college students in Ontario are eligible for additional financial aid if they have a disability.
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Universities focus on academic and professional programs, whereas colleges specialize in career training and trades programs.
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The OSSLT can be very challenging for students who are new to the country. If you fail, retake the test and use study materials.
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OSAP offers financial aid to eligible students who want to attend public or private post-secondary school.
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Private career colleges are independent businesses that have been approved by the government to offer certificates or diplomas.
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The EQAO tests were developed to make sure that students in Ontario are getting high quality education through the public school system.
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Schools in Ontario offer first generation students grants to help them pay for university or college.
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In Ontario, students interested in going to university use a centralized application service to apply for admission.