College or university
Money for disability supports
Apply at least 60 days before your study period ends.
What you get
A bursary toward costs like note-taking, tutoring and assistive tech. Apply through OSAP.
Who can get it
- Lasting disability, verified
- Applied to OSAP or a special bursary
- U of T student
How to get it
- Apply to OSAP and say you have a disability.
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Ontario Bursary for Students with Disabilities at U of T: money for note-taking, tutoring and assistive tech
Run by University of Toronto, University Registrar's Office.
From the official page
University of Toronto students with a lasting disability can get money for approved disability costs. This can include note-taking services, tutoring or assistive technology. An Accessibility Services advisor helps you apply.
Who can get it: more
Full-time and part-time U of T students with a permanent, persistent or prolonged disability who also get OSAP or a special bursary.
How to get it: more
- Meet Accessibility Services on your campus with your papers.
- Apply for the bursary with your advisor.
Bring: Papers that verify your disability.
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