Financial aid

What are my financial aid options?

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For those who qualify: (not limited too)

Student Loans

Need assistance applying? We are happy to help you! Contact us to​ make an appointment

Bank loans (Line of credit, RESP, Educational loan, Personal loan)

Employment Insurance Educational program(s)

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Are there any bursaries or grants I may apply for?

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For those who qualify: (not limited too)

​Saskatchewan Scholarships, Bursaries and Grants

Scholarships & Financial aid through Saskcareers

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Does Axiom Career College have a scholarship?

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Yes we do! It is called the Jaynie Hamm Memorial Scholarship. It is applicable only to students who attend Axiom Career College that demonstrate a financial need. For more information on the requirements and application process, please contact us.

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What type of receipt does ACC issue?

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Diploma programs are issued a T2202A Receipt. All of our full time programs are registered with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Advance Education. ​ Our Certificate programs (workshops, continuing education, etc.) are issued a standard purchase receipt that is complete with our GST & BN number for tax purposes.

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Does Axiom offer payment plans?

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Yes, our payment plans are offered to those who qualify, stipulations may occur.

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Certificate programs (workshops, continuing education, etc.) can apply for payment plans, please contact us for information.

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Diploma program modified payment plans are available to those who qualify.

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What documents do I need when applying for student loans?

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• your social insurance number
• your Saskatchewan Health card
• your spouse's social insurance number and Saskatchewan Health card (if applicable)
• your children's Saskatchewan Health card (if applicable)
• your Canadian citizenship papers (if applicable)

You will also have to be able to access an email that you use frequently - be sure you have the login information for that email (user name and password).
If you are still a dependant of your parents, you will need to have a parent present to complete the application for student loans. Your parent will need to have their social insurance number as well as their Saskatchewan Health card number. A dependant is defined as:

1. a child, including an adopted child, a step-child or a wholly dependent person;
2. 18 years or younger;
3. wholly dependent on your parents for support; and
4. in the custody and control of your parents, in law or in fact.
5. have never been married or lived in a long-term common-law relationship (at least 12 months); and
6. do not have any dependent children; and
7. have not been out of secondary school for four years (48 months) or more; or
8. have not been in the work force for two periods of 12 consecutive months.

For more information please contact us or visit the Saskatchewan governement student loan website

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Student loan and Grants eligibility assesment threasholds

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Want to learn more about student loans? check out hthe link belwo to get infomration about: Student loan and Grants eligibility assesment threasholds

• Student living allowances
• Monthly child care expenses allowances
• Moderate standards of living estimates
• Weekly parental contributions
• Expected contirbutions
• Low income thresholds
• Middle income thresholds
• Family income thresholds

Information from Canadian Government website: https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/services/education/student-loan-eligibility-assessment.html

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