NORTHLANDS COLLEGE

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Don’t let financial barriers hold you back from your dreams. Apply for our financial assistance programs today.

SCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARIES

A variety of scholarships are available. Northlands College offers entrance awards to our accepted students based on secondary (Grade 12) marks used to gain acceptance into your program. These are generally awarded and paid in the fall. You can also check the following links

www.scholarshipscanada.com
www.yconic.com
www.scholarships.gc.ca

Northern Saskatchewan students may qualify for scholarships offered by Areva, Cameco, Northern Spirits and Indspire. Call toll-free at 1-888-311-1185 if you have questions or require assistance.

Looking for more information about student funding, bursaries, emergency supports, financial assistance services, or student support resources? Visit the Student Hub.

The CIC Indigenous Bursary provides financial support to Indigenous students enrolled full-time at Northlands College. Up to 10 recipients may be selected per cycle.

Award Value

Total award: $5,000

Disbursed in two installments of $2,500 at the end of each term.

Installments are only released if the student remains full-time, active, and in good standing.

Eligibility

Students must:

• Self-identify as Indigenous (First Nations, Métis, Inuit)

• Have lived in Saskatchewan for at least 12 months

• Be enrolled full-time in a program 12 weeks or longer

• Be in Year 1 or Year 2 of a post-secondary program, OR transitioning from ABE to post-secondary within the same academic/calendar year

• Demonstrate financial need

• Participate in community or campus activities

How the Funding Works

This bursary uses a tuition-first approach:

• Award funds go first to current tuition

• Remaining funds go to future tuition

• Students may receive a reimbursement only if no tuition is owed

• Second installment is contingent on continued full-time enrollment in the next term

Apply Here

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Questions

scholarships@northlandscollege.sk.ca

How to apply:

Submit the following by fax, email, or mail:

  1. Application form (download here)
  2. Letter of recommendation from Squadron Commanding Officer
  3. Letter outlining activities completed as a Cadet

Northlands College Scholarship Committee
Box 1000
Air Ronge, SK S0J 3G0
Fax: 306-425-4689
applications@northlandscollege.sk.ca

Eligibility:

  1. any person that has achieved rank of Flight Corporal or higher in the Royal Canadian Air Cadet Program or an equivalent rank in any successor organization), and/or any current and former Officers and Non-Commissioned Members (including Officer Cadets) of the Cadet Instructor Cadre/Cadet Organization Administration and Training Services (or any successor organizations), who have served a minimum of two years with a Royal Canadian Air Cadet unit
  2. must be registered in an accredited post-secondary program (min. 20 weeks) in the current academic school year
  3. must be attending Northlands College in La Ronge or Air Ronge, SK

Selection criteria may include:

  1. actual rank and proficiency level achieved
  2. participation in Air Cadet summer training courses
  3. participation in extracurricular Air Cadet activities
  4. awards
  5. other achievements as noted by Unit Commanding Officer

Value:  $1,000 paid towards tuition, book, and other demonstrable expenses

Deadline:  N/A

Entrance Scholarship (First year as full time):

  • Five Northlands College-wide awards are available valued at $1000 each.

Continuing Entry Scholarships:

  • Five Northlands College-wide awards are available valued at $1000 each.

Eligibility:

  1. Must have full-time learner standing in an accredited university program.
  2. Can be a previous part-time university learner.

Selection Criteria:

  1. Entrance scholarships are merit based using the highest average of five subjects: English A and B 30; a Math 20 or 30 level credit; a Science 20 or 30 level credit; and a Social Science 30 credit.
  2. Continuing entry scholarships are determined based on the 18 highest credit units (generally six classes) from the previous year.

Adult 12 Completion Awards:

  • Four Northlands College-wide awards are available valued at $1000 each.

Eligibility:

  1. Must have full-time student standing (20 hours per week throughout the academic year) in an Adult 12 program.
  2. Must complete requirements for a program in the current academic school year.
  3. Must be the first time achieving a Grade 12 standing.

Selection Criteria:

  1. Completion awards are merit-based using the highest average of five subjects: English A and B 30; a Math 20 or 30 level credit; a Science 20 or 30 level credit; and a Social Science 30 credit.
  2. Instructor marks rather than final marks will be used from the second semester.
  3. Attendance will be used to break any tie.
  4. Attendance must be at or above 90% and the academic average must be over 65%.

Entrance Scholarships (First Year):

  • Three awards per eligible program are available valued at $1000 each.

Continuing Entry Scholarships (Second Year):

  • One award per eligible program is available valued at $500 each.

Completion Award:

  • One award per eligible program is available valued at $1000 each.

Eligibility:

  1. Must be registered in an industry recognized certificate/diploma program from an accredited educational institution that is 36 weeks or longer.

Selection Criteria:

  1. Entrance scholarships are based on the highest average of the five core subjects and two electives of the prerequisite grade level or higher for program of entry.
  2. Continuing entry scholarships are based on the highest average of the previous year’s marks.
  3. Completion awards recipients are determined based on final average (65%), attendance (25%) and instructor deemed job readiness (10%).

Entrance Scholarships (First Year):

  • One award per eligible program is available valued at $500 each.

Continuing Entry Scholarships (Second Year):

  • One award per eligible program is available valued at $500 each.

Completion Award:

  • One award per eligible program valued at $750 each.

Eligibility:

  1. Must be registered in an applied or industry recognized certificate/diploma program from an accredited educational institution that is 20 weeks or longer.

Selection Criteria:

  1. Entrance scholarships are based on the highest average of the five core subjects and two electives of the prerequisite grade level or higher for program of entry.
  2. Continuing entry scholarships are based on the highest average of the previous year’s marks.
  3. Completion award recipients are determined based on the highest final average.

INDIGENOUS SPONSORSHIPS

For First Nations Post-Secondary student support, apply for funding at your local band office. Your post-secondary coordinator will assist you with the application process.

FEES

Each program at Northlands College has different entrance requirements. Please review the details for each program carefully before submitting an application.

Click on a program to view the requirements and the tuition and fees for each. For more information on the programs, go to Courses and Programs.

NOTE: Full fees are payable on or prior to the students first day of classes, or in accordance with the standard installment payment schedule subject to approval by a counsellor. Installment payment schedules shall apply only to tuition, not books and learning materials. Students with outstanding accounts will not be issued credentials until accounts are settled in full. Admission to future programs will also be denied.

TAX INFORMATION

T2202 Information for Saskatchewan College Students

 

The T2202 is an official tuition and enrolment tax certificate that may be used for personal income tax purposes. T2202’s are generated by the end of February each year, for the preceding taxation year (January-December).

Please note the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) requires all designated educational institutions to include each student’s Social Insurance Number (SIN) on their T2202.

If needed, Northlands College staff may be in contact to request a student’s SIN. Your SIN is considered confidential personal information. Northlands College maintains this information in a secure environment and only uses it, as required, for government reporting purposes.

If you have taken a qualifying education program with tuition over $100 in the past year, a T2202 tax certificate will be created for you.

Please note the amount of tuition and fees paid may not necessarily correspond to your T2202 because not all tuition and fees are tax deductible. A T2202 only reports “eligible fees,” not all fees that have been paid. Also, the T2202 is based on the tax year (January-December) and not the standard academic year (September-June).

Non-credit courses may be included on your T2202 but may not be eligible. It is the student’s responsibility to determine eligibility for taxation purposes.

Northlands College cannot provide tax advice. T2202 information is provided in accordance with CRA’s tax rules, for the current tax year. It does not provide assurance that a student may be eligible for tuition credit. Each student must determine if they are eligible for this – or other – tax credits based on their own circumstances. To find out more about tuition credits, contact the CRA or a tax professional.

How to View Your T2202 Tax Certificate:

T2202 tax certificates are made available online.

Once the College generates your T2202, it will be sent directly to the Saskatchewan Advanced Education Portal. You will then receive an email from the following address – SIS@gov.sk.ca. This is the same portal used for student loans, the graduate retention program and Provincial Training Allowance.

This email message will:

ask you to log in to your personal account; OR
ask you to create a portal account.
(Note: If you need help accessing or creating this account, contact the Saskatchewan Student Service Centre at 1-800-597-8278. Northlands College cannot help you with your portal account.)

If Northlands College does not have a current email address on file, you will not receive this message. If the College does not have an existing email address for a student, a paper copy of the T2202 will be generated and mailed to the address on file.

Ensure your email address and contact information is always current – you can update it anytime by contacting Northlands College.

Please note your T2202 will also be available through CRA’s secure portal. If you have an account with CRA, you will be able to log in and view your T2202 online there.

If you have questions about the information on your T2202, please call Northlands College’s Registrar’s Office at 1 (888) 311-1185.

Further taxation information is also available on CRA’s website.

T4A – Statement of Pension, Retirement, Annuity, and Other Income

T4A forms are issued to student who received a scholarship or bursary.

Application Procedure

  1. Application Procedure

    Visit northlandscollege.ca/admissions to apply online.

    Or submit application form and documents to:

    applications@northlandscollege.sk.ca

    Northlands College Admissions

    Box 1000

    Air Ronge, SK S0J 3G0

    Fax: 306 425-4689

    2. You will receive notification of any outstanding and/or additionally required documentation.

    3. If accepted, an acceptance letter will be e-mailed to you.

    Seats may be filled before the application deadline. Apply Now!

 

Selection Process

First Qualified, First Accepted (FQFA)

To be deemed qualified, an applicant must meet the minimum entrance requirements and complete the application procedures which includes providing all required documents.

Seats may be filled before the application deadline. Apply Now!

Application Procedure

  1. Gather the following documents:
    • • Application form
    • • Copy of all transcripts
      • • If currently enrolled in high school, you must submit a Statement of Grades form.

  2. Visit northlandscollege.ca/admissions to apply
    online;

    Or submit application form and documents to: applications@northlandscollege.sk.ca 

    Northlands College Admissions
    Box 1000
    Air Ronge, SK S0J 3G0 

    Fax: 306 425-4689 

  3. You will receive notification of any outstanding and/or additionally required documentation (eg.criminal record checks, abstracts, references, etc.). 

  4. If accepted, you must confirm your seat and secure funding to maintain your seat in the program.

 

Selection Process

First Qualified, First Accepted (FQFA)

To be deemed qualified, an applicant must meet the minimum entrance requirements and complete the application procedures which includes providing all required documents.

Seats may be filled before the application deadline. Apply Now!