Please submit your resume and cover letter to the CSD at CSD@ocadu.ca. In the subject line of your email please insert: "Note Taking Position". Also, include a list of courses you’re registered in.
Successful applicants will be contacted and given note-taking assignments once the CSD receives note-taking requests from students.
All students who are Canadian Citizens, Permanent Residents or Protected Persons and who are registered in a degree program at the University for the 2019 summer session are eligible to apply for a bursary through this program. Priority will be given to eligible OSAP students as per OCAD University's commitment to the Ontario government's Student Access Guarantee.
ELIGIBILITY TO APPLY
Students must meet the following criteria in order to apply for a bursary through this program:
November is Financial Literacy for all Canadians! Being financially knowledgeable is essential for all for our well-being and the economy as a whole. It is important for students to form a strong foundation to ensure their future financial success. This year, make it your personal goal to invest in your financial well being.
Our office will be hosting a week long of events at the lobby of the main building where we will give you tips on better managing your money, frequently asked questions and we will also be giving out prizes, so make sure to come by November 12-16.
The financial consumer agency website for resources on preventing debt, saving and better managing your money:
The 2018/19 AwardSpring system is now available for application. This is a general application for all scholarships, awards and bursaries that will be available during the 2018/19 academic year.
Students have until November 23, 2018 to complete the application if they wish to be considered for bursaries. Some bursaries may require additional information, which the system will identify.
The available scholarships and awards will be posted in the system in January 2019. A second application is not required for these opportunities. Students can update the existing application if applicable.
Submitted by kfaller on September 25, 2018 - 1:11pm
Did you apply for part-time OSAP? The Financial Aid & Awards Office has been made aware that part-time student loan/grant certificates have been delayed by the Ministry.
If students have any questions or concerns, please visit the Financial Aid & Awards Office at 230 Richmond St. W, Level 5 or email FinancialA@ocadu.ca.
Submitted by npavlenko on January 25, 2018 - 11:37am
July 2017’s OCAD U Insider e-newsletter contained information about the structure and delivery changes to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP). These changes are aimed at increasing access to post-secondary education for students from low- and middle-income families, by making average tuition for the majority of eligible students (whose parents make a combined household income of less than $50,000 per year), free.
Submitted by kfaller on December 13, 2017 - 10:33am
The Financial Aid and Awards office is excited to share that students can now see the results of bursaries by logging into MyOCADU.ca and select the AwardSpring or the Self Service icon (be sure to review both Fall and Winter terms individually). Please note, if you do not see any results, this means you were not approved for bursary assistance. You may appeal this decision by seeing a Financial Aid Advisor to discuss your application in greater detail.
Deadline to submit OSAP appeals to the Financial Aid & Awards Office (for students registered full-time in the fall & winter terms, and winter term only).