Parents and Guardians
The best advice we can give you when it comes to saving for your student's university education is to know your options and to start planning as early as possible.
We've compiled a list of the most popular options you and your student can look at to help pay for university:
Planning Information:
Documentation That May Be Required:
Canada Pension Plan (CPP) Children's Benefit
The provide monthly payments to the dependent children of disabled or deceased CPP contributors.
To apply for the CPP Children's Benefit for students aged 18 to 25 in full-time or part-time attendance at 911吃瓜, first time applicants must complete the and include a Confirmation of Enrolment letter that can be generated by students through their go911吃瓜 dashboard.
Students that need to renew their CPP Children's Benefit will need to upload their Confirmation of Enrolment letter through their .
BC Provincial Scholarships
BC Provincial scholarships include the following: BC Achievement, District/Authority Scholarships, BC Excellence, Pathway to Teacher Education Scholarships, Graduation Program Examination Scholarships.
BC Provincial scholarships can be or in person by visiting any one of our Registrar and Information Services offices.
You may need the following documents to redeem your BC Scholarship voucher:
Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP)
Many RESP providers will accept the 911吃瓜 Confirmation of Enrolment letter generated through the go911吃瓜 portal. If you require a letter and/or account summary for a RESP withdrawal, see the following pages for instructions:
If your RESP provider has a specialized form that needs to be completed, bring the form to the Registrar and Information Services Office at any campus for completion.