What Students Don’t Know About Student Loans in Canada
In today's video, we discuss facts about student loans and my very own, student loan debt. Check out our other videos on the best advice for winning scholarships.
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@adeyemoadeyemi1385
Жыл бұрын
Please kindly share me the link to get student loan
I haven’t even graduated yet and I will have $60000. Someone who was born poor like me should never go to university. It’s cruel how poor kids are lied to and told they can live out their dreams. The government just wanted to trap me into debt.
@allyc8105
4 жыл бұрын
Sorry, I understand this so much. You can do this. Look at ways you can pay it little by little and either start looking for jobs that will pay you a living wage or minimum wage jobs to start getting some cash flow in the meantime. Your life is starting now. Take on the challenge and you’ll come out on top. Make sure you take care of yourself first eat and sleep as best as you can and take it easy.
@gutterboy4730
4 жыл бұрын
As long as you're going in for a useful major you'll be fine. I'm going into engineering and going about $30,000 in debt but the starting salary is $65,000-$75,000. Plus I invest 50% of my money so it should be paid off in like 5 years lol. As long as you're smart about it, you'll be fine.
@faziefyzul1831
3 жыл бұрын
I ended up withdrawal from my program due to personal reasons and other factors, however, i managed to pay off my student loans with the funding OSAP given me back in May ish of 2020. Until recently, I realized my grants were converted to loans in November of 2020. And now I owe money which they didn't inform me until this month.
@dazusama5411
3 жыл бұрын
@@gutterboy4730 which degree are you planning on doing (mechanical, electrical, civil, etc.)
@debtfreeforcanadians9386
3 жыл бұрын
Pick a field where there are lots of good paying jobs, apply for every scholarship available, work three jobs = graduate debt free.
I graduated in 2017, and my tuition and cost of living while studying cost me $92,000. I hustled hard during those 5 years and managed to walk away from my graduation with $0 in debt 📈
@AlpineDividends
3 жыл бұрын
@Gowsigan_S Not fake. The details are here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pWGFsKymd5avg6w.html all numbers are in Canadian Dollars.
@ashleighpierre7679
2 жыл бұрын
wow if its real , this is such an inspiration , Im looking into going to school
@AlpineDividends
2 жыл бұрын
@@ashleighpierre7679 yeah it's true, but was not very typical, or easy
@celebrityvideos2594
2 жыл бұрын
@@ashleighpierre7679 it's not true I see his comment everywhere he just do copy & paste
@ErnieF10
Жыл бұрын
Impressive
Graduated in June 2019 with 37k in student debt. No jobs in my stem field and I now work in a warehouse just to keep up with my osap payments. I wish I informed more about this loan before I took it!
Start small and work your way up. My fav doc started as a CNA and worked her way up - now a specialist.
Great breakdown! I just shared a video on what options students have when it’s time to pay back their loans ✨
Interesting stuff. Regardless of college or university, you have to get creative with how you plan, operate and finance such educational projects.
Watched Borrowed Future and was wondering what Canadian loans are like. I am so glad I am not in debt. My parents made us work our way through and wow what a benefit. Gave us fiscal awareness and responsibility.
Thank you for sharing this!🙏🏾
Thanks for sharing all these info, very useful advices , i appreciated.
Very informative video kindly share me link to get student loan
Hello! I'm interested, Thank you so much for the information,
Great video
Hello, friend for domestic Canadian , is government give loan for aviation school, it's too expensive, 60-80 k $ ?
@DarleneAdamsaa
3 ай бұрын
how's going, did you get that loan?
Waw thanks for the info.......ur so smart
Thank you for this video...keep sharing valuable education funding information. Thank you for giving important details & examples. Any information on scholarships specific to Teacher Ed Programme(s), Graduate School & Law School programmes - which area of the above programmes are better scholarships available, criteria, eligibility for those who already have an undergrad degree? Are there scholarships specific to women (including married women)? Much Appreciated!
What is student loan BC???
I am meant to join York University for an accelerated bachelor of nursing degree. I am not well to do as I lost my dad who used to pay my fees. I am in Kenya and I don't know how best I could find my education abroad. I would really want to realize my dreams without wallowing in huge debts. I am REALLY NEEDY. please advise.
Thank You So Much
why didnt you finish your bachelor nursing degree ?? you could work now as a nurse they make good money espeially in vancouver. 37 thousand debt is not much babe !!!!
i have a little confused what happened if you cant finished your school, do you pay full amount of the student loan?. thank you,
OMG! Never thought , I wish saw your video before, Are you funding for Student Loans as well ?
There's people like me who can't manage working and study at the same time
Just curious, why did you not take student loans from the government? The interest rate is so high through the banks. I have about 40k student loans after graduating nursing school, i paid it off in a year. But I was also staying with my parents during that time. About the scholarships you are very right, I never really paid attention to it while in school.
Look at that went to study to become a nurse, came out as a financial Aid advisor who knew school actually taught you something... cuz i dint
Do they give you the loan directly to your Bank account or they pay the school directly?Thanks for this awesome video!
@GrantMeEducation
2 жыл бұрын
Hey Trey, thanks for watching! It depends per institution and province. We'd recommend talking to the financial aid department at your school for guidance. Thanks!
They should definitely educate high school students before going off to college. This is a scam of the highest level
I have a question did you get the money in the bank
You have to pay higher amounts to less pay the total interests..
Personally I think domestic Canadian students don't actually own much student debt as international students (unless their parents can't pay for tuition and you have to pay everything on your own)... they will be paying significantly more tuition than domestic students, and also there are only a very limited option for them to fund their further education. I've contacted GrantMe about this issue but apparently no international programs exist.😢 I've been searching for a genuine scholarship organization which really helps international students (not like those which pay $2000 or less, that would not even be 5% of total tuition I need to pay as an international student) but nothing came helpful to me. Do you have any other options for international students to help pay for their valuable education (I could apply for entrance scholarships but those are extremely hard to get, and please take in mind that I would be paying $60,000+ per year for UofT, that's over $240,000 at the time of graduation😢)
@mehranmohaymen
4 жыл бұрын
hi, as an international student i have a lot of problems like you. i'm wondering if you found a reall help? and if yes can you share it with me?cause i really need it
@wiseman4126
4 жыл бұрын
@Make or Break TV not at this cost
@guillej.i.3231
4 жыл бұрын
@Make or Break TV maybe but it highly depends now.. this sort of value in attaining a degree ain't the same as it was 20-40 years ago. Higher education has now become a risky investment decision more than a guarantee in attaining a high paying job like it did when boomers graduated from university (unless you did your research and know which major is worth its value).honestly attaining a technical skill isn't a stupid decision considering the fact that it'll help you attain enough money to invest for a down payment without thinking of repaying student loans, meanwhile someone who studied a major bachelors in university is either struggling to find a job due to majoring in (lets say..)psychology or he/she is struggling to payout his/her student loans which btw has a high interest rate...of course this degree will find its way to have its worth but how long should one wait? 5-10 years? 20 years?
@trinadhtipo9480
3 жыл бұрын
Hey, did you find any way for international student laon ?
@hazelnut9585
11 ай бұрын
Hi, did you find a loan for your studies? I've also gained admission into UoT, master's program. Tuition fee is almost $50000/year. I'm don't know whether to go or not 😢😢
I am a grade 12 student. I wanted to know if I can get any loans to pay my tuition fees.
@Camefromnone
2 жыл бұрын
yes you can
students are graduating to get Jobs and learn the Trade, not to be good people. for self-learning and to be a good person high school education is free. It's fair trade, if someone is doing business of course will take the loan, correct? this is the same, so take education very seriously like it's a business.
NICE
can international students get scholarships as well via grant me ?
@GrantMeEducation
3 жыл бұрын
Yes, they can! Click the link in our bio to take our FREE 2 minute scholarship eligibility quiz!
Thanks for the information my child just finished her secondary school, i the father don't have money to send her to school in Canada because it always has been my Dreama that my first child will school in Canada, please can you help?
very nicely explained
@GrantMeEducation
3 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much 🙂
Wow Canadian interest rates are higher for student loans compared to the US
Very informative
@GrantMeEducation
3 жыл бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
I live in the US, and I clicked on this video because I was interested in learning about how student loans work in other countries. In the US, total student loan debt is up to $1.6 trillion which is way higher than what you said for Canada. I do, however, understand that Canadian dollars have a different value than US dollars.
@rurrox7597
3 жыл бұрын
Yea. The population of Canada is like the population of California 🙃
I’m 21 and still need my parents filling out a certain form then later didn’t receive any funding (no grants neither) because they figured my parents had some extra money and had the “obligation” to support me with them. I thought I was supposed to be an adult😮
Interesting and shocking insight , That's one of the reasons why i am reluctant to study abroad , can you help me with scholarship for master program as an international student ?
Hi just asking but are there student loans available for international students that are not from US ? I actually have a scholarship but still, i wanted to make student loans my last option just in case.
@GrantMeEducation
3 жыл бұрын
Hi, absolutely! Click the link in our bio to take our scholarship eligibility quiz!
Can international students take this loan or not please rply
@skyf67
3 жыл бұрын
Nope international students cant
as a poor person who wants to pursue their dream of pharmacy tech i have no choice but to do student loans. idk anything about scholarships, but either way, thank you for this eye opening video. now i know i will be near 40 still paying off loans lol. oh well. just the way she goes.
@debtfreeforcanadians9386
3 жыл бұрын
Could you not put off school for a few years and save the money to get your education?
@rejuvenateme4338
3 жыл бұрын
@@debtfreeforcanadians9386 Doesn't time play a factor in inflation as well as momentum? University costs will go up each year so why put it off. Unless you meant part-time work with university(?) Recomnend Highly: Apply for scholarships, bursaries, grants and low interest loans plus pursue a career that will allow you to pay off debt within 3years of working. The waiting to save money route may backfire & it is a well known fact that once students start working and making an income and on track with a job they rarely go back to school & the struggling uni/college student life. Then comes marriage, kids, more expenses, obligations & you miss your window of opportunity & time. Go now just like you naturally go from grade 9 to 10 or grade 11 to 12 I strongly suggest following that structured path to college/University on the same cobtinuous timeline- Momentum is Motivation!
@ErnieF10
Жыл бұрын
Poor you 😞
God bless you lovely, I dearly cannot... May Jesus bless and take care of you. I will have prayersand blessings for you. Love you ❤️
thanks for sharing. better start saving cuz eye dont want this to be my life, thank you again. you saved me.
I was wondering why you have elected to payoff your loans over the next 10 yrs 😊?
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It’s hard to use words to convey my heartfelt appreciation for the kind of help Mrs Patrisiah has rendered for me. she's always the best service and good person I am very great-full when I see that My Loan payment has been approved through her service. She's the beat admin, and I’m so really happy with her good working software
whoz dat
Friends, it's not you, the system is RIGGED.
Dude , your interest rate is way to high ! And you probably didn’t need 22k-25k… That’s a lot , you should of took 15k . Or 18k
THOUGHT LOAN WAS GONE UNTIL I SAW A RECOMMENDATION HERE ON KZread ABOUT MRS PATRISIAH AND I GOT IN TOUCH WITH HER AND SHE HELPED ME WITH MY SBA LOAN APPLICATION APPROVED WITH FUNDING JUST IN 24HOURS MAY GOD CONTINUE TO HONOR HER WORK
@adeyemoadeyemi1385
Жыл бұрын
Can you share me the link
Madam how can I contact you. Can I have your email ?. I want to apply for LlM through loan.
@GrantMeEducation
3 жыл бұрын
Hi, Click the link in our bio to take our FREE 2 minute scholarship eligibility quiz!
Best advice for students going into debt: Pick a useful major, and invest your money into stocks and ETF's. You'll be able to pay it off pretty quick if you're smart about it.
@johncam8420
3 жыл бұрын
hey, what kind of ETFs and stock to invest in, now that the pandemic has ruined everything?
Sad to know I just signed up for hell because my family is poor...