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Ryerson Bursary

What is the Ryerson Bursary?

There is an expectation the student and where applicable his or her family will participate in financing post-secondary education. Should additional financial support be needed and the student has applied for and been officially restricted by the Ministry of Training Colleges and Universities (MTCU) for OSAP funding, the Ryerson Bursary is intended to assist with tuition, and book costs.

Am I Eligible?

  • Students must be officially restricted as defined by the Ministry of Training College and Universities (MTCU) from applying for OSAP funding.

    NOTE: Students under a Code 36: Academic Progression-Probationary Status restriction are ineligible for the Ryerson Bursary. Code 36 students are eligible for the Student Access Guarantee provided the supporting documentation needed to receive OSAP in the current academic year is submitted and their completed confirmation of enrollment is entered to their OSAP record. Students should contact an Advisor for detailed information via email at finaid@ryerson.ca. All OSAP recipients are automatically considered under the Student Access Guarantee.
  • Official documentation of OSAP restriction issued by MTCU available upon request.
  • 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th year undergraduate, and graduate students officially enrolled in a program of study at the university.
  • Must be enrolled in a minimum 3 billing units per semester (2 units per term for students with a permanent disability) at the time an application is submitted to ensure proper assessment.
  • An Ontario student who is academically qualified according to the institution's requirements for a particular program.
  • Clear academic standing and cumulative GPA 1.67 or better.
  • Billed fees are greater than $5,524 or $6,534 for co-op per year ($2762 or $3267 for co-op per term) or book costs are greater than $1,122 per year ($561 per term) 

Important for Continued Eligibility!

  • Scholarships, work study earnings (between terms and while attending classes), bursaries and/or awards you received will reduce your Ryerson Bursary.
  • Students who reduce their course load should consult with Student Financial Assistance to discuss their continued Ryerson Bursary eligibility.
  • Students with a suspended or required to withdraw status after Fall term will automatically be disqualified for any remaining bursary payments.
  • Continuing Education students do not qualify for the Ryerson bursary 
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How Do I Apply?

Step One Apply
The 2013-2014 Ryerson bursary application will be available on Sept 4 2013 until Oct 31 2013. Students can apply here

Step Two Notification
December 13, 2013 recipients will be notified of your Ryerson Bursary award.

Step Three Instalments
You will receive 50% of the Ryerson Bursary funds by December 13, 2013. The balance of the award (remaining 50%) will be deposited to your RAMSS Student Account by February 14, 2014.

IMPORTANT
If you are a Graduate student who received a Ryerson bursary this year, your final disbursement will be deposited to your RAMSS Student Account by May 16, 2014 if you maintain the eligibility requirements.