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Eton College offers multiple financial aid options to domestic students who need help with their tuition. They can visit our registrar’s office to fill out the required forms.

To find out if you are qualified for financial aid, please contact the financial aid officer at fao@etoncollege.ca or 604-677-ETON (3866).

Students can also consider the StudentAid BC program, which consists of Canada student loans, grants, or a combination of Canada student loans and BC student loans. The amount and type of assistance the program awards are based on the assessment of the provincial authority.

Students looking to take advantage of the assistance program need to remember that the program is meant to complement, not replace, their personal financial resources.

To learn more about the student loan or to apply for a student loan, please visit www.aved.gov.bc.ca.