The Academy of Excellence understands that making a decision to go to school has to involve sound financial planning and a thorough process of investigating alternative resources that may be available. We encourage students to look at all options to ensure that they can assume the financial obligations before they commit to a vocational program.
The Academy of Excellence works with each potential student to choose the best payment option that will ensure that a student starts and most importantly successfully completes the training journey. Exploring personal, family and alternative sources ensures that you decrease the risk of encountering financial obstacles during your studies.
For your convenience we accept debit, visa, master card, cheques, bank drafts or cash. An official receipt of payment is always provided at the time of payment.
StudentAidBC is a great option. They can help with the cost of post-secondary education through student loans, grants, and scholarships. They also have programs that help with loan repayment. Please visit www.studentaidbc.ca
All students are eligible for our in-house interest free payment plans. This allows you to break down your payments into manageable amounts for the length of your program. Extended payment plans may be available for those who qualify.
All national banks offer eligible students the opportunity to receive a student loan. This can be an excellent option for someone who cannot afford tuition fees and your bank will work with you to determine the appropriate loan and payment plans. You can go to www.studentaidbc.ca for more information on government backed student loans.
To find out more details and to determine if you qualify for funding via a one of their programs, please visit www.workbc.ca/Training-Education
The Lifelong Learning Plan (LLP) allows you to withdraw amounts from your RRSPs to finance full-time training or education for you or your spouse or common-law partner (some restrictions apply). For more information please visit www.cra.gc.ca
Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) has two funding programs that could provide financial assistance for eligible Status Indian and Inuit students to help offset tuition, travel or living expenses. For more information visit, www.aadnc-aandc.gc.ca
Choosing a school should be fun and informative! The first step is to schedule a tour to visit the campus and meet with our registrar. Allow us to answer your questions, show you the campus, and see firsthand what it’s like to be an Academy student! If you feel the Academy of Excellence is a good fit, you can schedule an interview and proceed with the enrollment process.
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