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Is Osap Still Possible?

I have recently declared bankruptcy. I am wondering if during the next 7 years if I wanted to go back to school and pursue post-secondary education would I be able to get OSAP or any government assistance for the schooling?

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One Response to “Is Osap Still Possible?”

A licensed trustee said...

You shouold speak to a financil aaid officer at your school regarding your future eligibilty for student loans. If you have included student loans in a bankruptcy then i do not beleive you are eligible for “new ” loans. If you have not had student loans in the past then the bankruptcy nshould not make a difference.