Other Financial Aid Opportunities
Funding Through Home College
Students may be eligible for funding through their college of registration. Prospective students should contact their college of interest to learn more about possible funding for their program.
Ontario Student Assistance Program
The Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) is a government financial aid program that assists eligible Ontario residents attending postsecondary studies through a combination of loans and grants. OSAP can help students pay for tuition, books and equipment, fees, and childcare. Students who are registered full-time can also use OSAP for their living expenses.
NOTE: As announced by the Ontario government, students enroled in programs that start on or after August 1, 2026, will receive more of their provincial OSAP funding as loans rather than grants. To get an estimate of the OSAP funding you may receive, complete the OSAP Aid Estimator.
Provincial and Territorial Student Aid Options
Out-of-province students may be eligible for financial aid through their home province/territory student aid office:
- Alberta Student Aid
- Student Aid British Columbia
- Manitoba Student Aid
- New Brunswick Student Aid
- Newfoundland and Labrador Student Aid
- Northwest Territories Student Financial Assistance
- Nova Scotia Student Assistance Loans and Grants
- Nunavut Student Funding
- Ontario Student Assistance Program
- Prince Edward Island Student Loans, Bursaries, Grants and Awards
- Quebec Student Financial Assistance
- Saskatchewan Student Aid
- Yukon Financial Support for Students
University of Toronto Students' Union Financial Aid and Awards
TST students in conjoint programs are automatically members of the University of Toronto Students' Union (UTSU), which offers financial assistance to its members. TST students may be eligible for some of UTSU's financial assistance programs. For additional sources of financial aid, see the University of Toronto's Financial Aid and Awards.
Indigenous Tuition Initiative
The University of Toronto has created a new Indigenous Tuition Initiative to foster and strengthen relationships between UofT and Indigenous communities in Ontario, across Canada, and in the United States. This initiative includes three programs:
- The UofT Indigenous Tuition Grant covers the cost of tuition in eligible undergraduate and graduate programs for students from the nine identified First Nations communities.
- Indigenous students from the rest of Canada may be eligible for domestic Ontario tuition fee.
- Native American/Alaska Native students from the continental United States may be eligible for domestic Ontario tuition fee
Visit UofT's Indigenous Tuition Initiative for more information.