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Will going to school outside my province or territory limit my ability to access funding?

Students with disabilities may find themselves in a situation where it becomes necessary to study in a province/territory other than the one in which they are a resident. Such a decision may be a result of the inaccessibility of post-secondary institutions that offer the student�s choice of academic program close to home. It may also relate more directly to the student�s disability. It is recommended that students with disabilities contact their provincial student aid authority and/or ministry of community and social services to find out about the impact of choosing to study out-of-province on the coverage of disability and educational costs.




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