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York's Commitment
York University is committed to ensuring you'll have the potential to receive the maximum financial support available for your individual need. More >>
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Scholarships and Bursaries
Awarded two ways: automatically based on academic performance and through an application/assessment process. Scholarship and bursary amounts vary . Some include the cost of residence; others are renewable for up to four years.
Government funding
Canadian Students
Visit the Web pages of the Office of Student Financial Services to learn more about:
American Students
American citizens and permanent residents studying in an undergraduate or graduate program at York can apply for loans through the U.S. Government. It is possible to transfer your FAFSA loans to assist you when studying at York. York's FAFSA code is G07679. More >>
Bursaries & Awards
Monetary awards granted on the basis of financial need with some consideration given to academic achievement. Most bursaries are available only to Canadian citizens and permanent residents; a few private awards are available to International students. Bursary amounts vary from $500 to $15,000.
Canadian citizens, Permanent Residents, Protected Persons
Complete the online Student Financial Profile to be considered for York University bursary and award assistance.
International Students (including the United States)
Visit the York International Web pages to learn more about financial assistance available to international students.
Work/Study Program and Research @ York — Jobs on Campus
Part-time, on-campus employment to approximately 1,000 students each year. Hourly rates vary between $8 to $15 depending on the nature of the job. Examples include department and faculty office assistants, research and lab assistants, lab and gallery monitors, and equipment setup crew positions. You can apply for these positions in late August/ early September by
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