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2. Pay your tuition
2. Pay your tuition
Tuition fees, like registration costs, school supplies or books, add up to increase your overall study expenses. Luckily, there are several ways you can pay your tuition. You can combine them to suit your needs and goals.
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Which product should I choose? Find the product that best meets your needs. |
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Government Guaranteed Student Loan |
Government financial aid for tuition and the purchase of computer equipment. Determined according to eligible expenses and how much your parents or spouse are able to help. Find out more about the Government Guaranteed Student Loan. |
Student Advantage Line of Credit |
For part-time and full-time students at the vocational, CEGEP, college or university level. No age limit. Find out more about the Student Advantage Line of Credit. |
D Capital Solution |
Specially designed for students with substantial financial needs because of their field of study. Find out more about the D Capital Solution. |
Fondation Desjardins bursaries |
Bursaries awarded by Desjardins to Quebec and Ontario students. Find out more about the Fondation Desjardins bursaries. |
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Unexpected or last-minute expenses?
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VISA Desjardins card FOR STUDENTS ONLY |
An excellent way to establish a credit rating, start building your financial reputation and cover unexpected expenses. Find out more about the VISA FOR STUDENTS ONLY card. |
Accord D financing |
Financing method that compares favourably to personal loans and lets you carry out piles of personal projects. Find out more about the Accord D financing. |
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Ready to pay your tuition?
Think of a simple, fast and green way of paying your tuition fees. With the Bill payment function in AccèsD, you could pay your tuition fees with 60 postsecondary educational institutions. You could also manage your money more easily, at anyttime and from anywhere.
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