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A-13.3, r. 1 - Regulation respecting financial assistance for education expenses
Section 32
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32. The living expenses allocated to a student who resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $632 per month while those allocated to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $1,348 per month.
The living expenses allocated to a student who is deemed to be enrolled, within the meaning of section 27, and resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $355 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $277 per month. If the student is deemed to be enrolled but does not reside with his or her parents or sponsor, the living expenses are $1,071 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $277 per month.
The amounts provided for in the first paragraph are reduced by $100 if a student attending an educational institution recognized by the Minister or the Minister of Education, Recreation and Sports no longer pursues studies on a full-time basis, and by $200 if the student interrupts his or her full-time studies for a period not exceeding 4 months.
32. The living expenses allocated to a student who resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $601 per month while those allocated to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $1,283 per month.
The living expenses allocated to a student who is deemed to be enrolled, within the meaning of section 27, and resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $337 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $264 per month. If the student is deemed to be enrolled but does not reside with his or her parents or sponsor, the living expenses are $1,019 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $264 per month.
The amounts provided for in the first paragraph are reduced by $100 if a student attending an educational institution recognized by the Minister or the Minister of Education, Recreation and Sports no longer pursues studies on a full-time basis, and by $200 if the student interrupts his or her full-time studies for a period not exceeding 4 months.
32. The living expenses allocated to a student who resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $474 per month while those allocated to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $1,013 per month.
The living expenses allocated to a student who is deemed to be enrolled, within the meaning of section 27, and resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $226 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $248 per month. If the student is deemed to be enrolled but does not reside with his or her parents or sponsor, the living expenses are $765 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $248 per month.
The amounts provided for in the first paragraph are reduced by $100 if a student attending an educational institution recognized by the Minister or the Minister of Education, Recreation and Sports no longer pursues studies on a full-time basis, and by $200 if the student interrupts his or her full-time studies for a period not exceeding 4 months.
32. The living expenses allocated to a student who resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $462 per month while those allocated to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $987 per month.
The living expenses allocated to a student who is deemed to be enrolled, within the meaning of section 27, and resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $220 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $242 per month. If the student is deemed to be enrolled but does not reside with his or her parents or sponsor, the living expenses are $745 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $242 per month.
The amounts provided for in the first paragraph are reduced by $100 if a student attending an educational institution recognized by the Minister or the Minister of Education, Recreation and Sports no longer pursues studies on a full-time basis, and by $200 if the student interrupts his or her full-time studies for a period not exceeding 4 months.
32. The living expenses allocated to a student who resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $456 per month while those allocated to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $975 per month.
The living expenses allocated to a student who is deemed to be enrolled, within the meaning of section 27, and resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $220 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $240 per month. If the student is deemed to be enrolled but does not reside with his or her parents or sponsor, the living expenses are $739 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $240 per month.
The amounts provided for in the first paragraph are reduced by $100 if a student attending an educational institution recognized by the Minister or the Minister of Education, Recreation and Sports no longer pursues studies on a full-time basis, and by $200 if the student interrupts his or her full-time studies for a period not exceeding 4 months.
32. The living expenses allocated to a student who resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $434 per month while those allocated to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $929 per month.
The living expenses allocated to a student who is deemed to be enrolled, within the meaning of section 27, and resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $194 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $240 per month. If the student is deemed to be enrolled but does not reside with his or her parents or sponsor, the living expenses are $689 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $240 per month.
The amounts provided for in the first paragraph are reduced by $100 if a student attending an educational institution recognized by the Minister or the Minister of Education, Recreation and Sports no longer pursues studies on a full-time basis, and by $200 if the student interrupts his or her full-time studies for a period not exceeding 4 months.
32. The living expenses allocated to a student who resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $427 per month while those allocated to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $913 per month.
The living expenses allocated to a student who is deemed to be enrolled, within the meaning of section 27, and resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $191 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $236 per month. If the student is deemed to be enrolled but does not reside with his or her parents or sponsor, the living expenses are $677 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $236 per month.
The amounts provided for in the first paragraph are reduced by $100 if a student attending an educational institution recognized by the Minister or the Minister of Education, Recreation and Sports no longer pursues studies on a full-time basis, and by $200 if the student interrupts his or her full-time studies for a period not exceeding 4 months.
32. The living expenses allocated to a student who resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $424 per month while those allocated to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $906 per month.
The living expenses allocated to a student who is deemed to be enrolled, within the meaning of section 27, and resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $190 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $234 per month. If the student is deemed to be enrolled but does not reside with his or her parents or sponsor, the living expenses are $672 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $234 per month.
The amounts provided for in the first paragraph are reduced by $100 if a student attending an educational institution recognized by the Minister or the Minister of Education, Recreation and Sports no longer pursues studies on a full-time basis, and by $200 if the student interrupts his or her full-time studies for a period not exceeding 4 months.
32. The living expenses allocated to a student who resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $392 per month while those allocated to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $837 per month.
The living expenses allocated to a student who is deemed to be enrolled, within the meaning of section 27, and resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $175 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $217 per month. If the student is deemed to be enrolled but does not reside with his or her parents or sponsor, the living expenses are $620 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $217 per month.
The amounts provided for in the first paragraph are reduced by $100 if a student attending an educational institution recognized by the Minister or the Minister of Education, Recreation and Sports no longer pursues studies on a full-time basis, and by $200 if the student interrupts his or her full-time studies for a period not exceeding 4 months.
32. The living expenses allocated to a student who resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $388 per month while those allocated to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $828 per month.
The living expenses allocated to a student who is deemed to be enrolled, within the meaning of section 27, and resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $173 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $215 per month. If the student is deemed to be enrolled but does not reside with his or her parents or sponsor, the living expenses are $613 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $215 per month.
The amounts provided for in the first paragraph are reduced by $100 if a student attending an educational institution recognized by the Minister or the Minister of Education, Recreation and Sports no longer pursues studies on a full-time basis, and by $200 if the student interrupts his or her full-time studies for a period not exceeding 4 months.
32. The living expenses allocated to a student who resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $384 per month while those allocated to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $819 per month.
The living expenses allocated to a student who is deemed to be enrolled, within the meaning of section 27, and resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $171 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $213 per month. If the student is deemed to be enrolled but does not reside with his or her parents or sponsor, the living expenses are $606 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $213 per month.
The amounts provided for in the first paragraph are reduced by $100 if a student attending an educational institution recognized by the Minister or the Minister of Education, Recreation and Sports no longer pursues studies on a full-time basis, and by $200 if the student interrupts his or her full-time studies for a period not exceeding 4 months.
32. The living expenses allocated to a student who resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $380 per month while those allocated to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $811 per month.
The living expenses allocated to a student who is deemed to be enrolled, within the meaning of section 27, and resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $169 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $211 per month. If the student is deemed to be enrolled but does not reside with his or her parents or sponsor, the living expenses are $600 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $211 per month.
The amounts provided for in the first paragraph are reduced by $100 if a student attending an educational institution recognized by the Minister or the Minister of Education, Recreation and Sports no longer pursues studies on a full-time basis, and by $200 if the student interrupts his or her full-time studies for a period not exceeding 4 months.
32. The living expenses allocated to a student who resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $380 per month while those allocated to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $811 per month.
The living expenses allocated to a student who is deemed to be enrolled, within the meaning of section 27, and resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $169 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $211 per month. If the student is deemed to be enrolled but does not reside with his or her parents or sponsor, the living expenses are $600 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $211 per month.
The amounts provided for in the first paragraph are reduced by $100 if a student attending an educational institution recognized by the Minister no longer pursues studies on a full-time basis, and by $200 if the student interrupts his or her full-time studies for a period not exceeding 4 months.
32. The living expenses allocated to a student who resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $354 per month while those allocated to a student who does not reside or is not deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $778 per month.
The living expenses allocated to a student who is deemed to be enrolled, within the meaning of section 27, and resides or is deemed to reside with his or her parents or sponsor are $147 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $207 per month. If the student is deemed to be enrolled but does not reside with his or her parents or sponsor, the living expenses are $571 per month, plus an amount corresponding to 10% of the student’s employment income, up to $207 per month.
The amounts provided for in the first paragraph are reduced by $100 if a student attending an educational institution recognized by the Minister no longer pursues studies on a full-time basis, and by $200 if the student interrupts his or her full-time studies for a period not exceeding 4 months.
