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A-13.3, r. 1 - Regulation respecting financial assistance for education expenses
Section 22
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22. A student who has been pursuing university studies in Québec for at least 3 years and has accumulated 90 credits in the same course of study is deemed not to receive a contribution from his or her parents or sponsor.
The foregoing also applies to a student who is pursuing university studies outside Québec and has completed 4 years of full-time university studies or, if the student has a diploma of college studies, has completed 3 years of full-time university studies in the same course of study.
Despite the first and second paragraphs, a student who is deemed to be pursuing full-time studies because of a major functional deficiency within the meaning of section 47 or another deficiency, attested to in a medical certificate, is deemed not to receive a contribution from his or her parents or sponsor if the student has been pursuing university studies in Québec for at least 3 years and has accumulated 45 credits in the same course of study. The foregoing also applies if the student has been pursuing university studies outside Québec for 4 years or, if the student has a diploma of college studies, for 3 years in the same course of study.
22. A student who has been pursuing university studies in Québec for at least 3 years and has accumulated 90 credits in the same course of study is deemed not to receive a contribution from his or her parents or sponsor.
The foregoing also applies to a student who is pursuing university studies outside Québec and has completed 4 years of full-time university studies or, if the student has a diploma of college studies, has completed 3 years of full-time university studies in the same course of study.
Despite the first and second paragraphs, a student who has a major functional deficiency within the meaning of section 47 is deemed not to receive a contribution from his or her parents or sponsor if the student has been pursuing university studies in Québec for at least 3 years and has accumulated 45 credits in the same course of study. The foregoing also applies if the student has been pursuing university studies outside Québec for 4 years or, if the student has a diploma of college studies, for 3 years in the same course of study.
