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Chinese government scholarships : program overview

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Each year, the Government of China provides a number of scholarships enabling residents of Alberta to study in China. Alberta high school graduates, post-secondary students and scholars wishing to... More ≫

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Each year, the Government of China provides a number of scholarships enabling residents of Alberta to study in China. Alberta high school graduates, post-secondary students and scholars wishing to participate in Chinese language studies, academic study at the undergraduate or graduate level, or research are all eligible. The language of instruction is primarily Chinese, but a limited number of programs are offered in English. The program may also sponsor and recommend remedial Chinese language studies for applicants who are not applying for the Chinese language study program.

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Alberta Student Aid operational policy and procedure manual

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Provides policy and procedure guidance to Alberta Student Aid staff, stakeholders, educational institutions, and students (both full-time and part-time) – from application through to repayment.... More ≫

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Provides policy and procedure guidance to Alberta Student Aid staff, stakeholders, educational institutions, and students (both full-time and part-time) – from application through to repayment. PLEASE NOTE that information in the manual is subject to change and may be updated during the academic year. Please refer to the Alberta Student Aid website for the most up-to-date copy of this manual, at https://studentaid.alberta.ca/policy/student-aid-policy-manual.

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Student Aid Alberta operational policy and procedure manual

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The Student Aid Alberta Operational Policy and Procedure Manual is intended to provide policy and procedure guidance to Student Aid Alberta staff, stakeholders, educational institutions, and... More ≫

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The Student Aid Alberta Operational Policy and Procedure Manual is intended to provide policy and procedure guidance to Student Aid Alberta staff, stakeholders, educational institutions, and students. It provides the most up-to-date policy and procedural guidelines for both full-time and part-time students – from application through to repayment. It replaces all other previous student aid policies and guides.

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What's new ... : policy, procedure and system changes

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This document outlines Student Aid Alberta program, system and policy changes for the designated upcoming year. It is intended to assist administrators and staff at post-secondary institutions to... More ≫

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This document outlines Student Aid Alberta program, system and policy changes for the designated upcoming year. It is intended to assist administrators and staff at post-secondary institutions to identify how major changes occurring in the designated loan year will affect specific categories of students.

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Student Aid Alberta designation policies

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The Student Aid sector of Alberta Advanced Education is responsible for assigning a designation status once a post-secondary program has been approved or licensed. Designation status is assigned... More ≫

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The Student Aid sector of Alberta Advanced Education is responsible for assigning a designation status once a post-secondary program has been approved or licensed. Designation status is assigned when the program meets specific federal and provincial designation criteria. Designation status allows student in that program to apply for student financial assistance. This publication is intended for post-secondary institutions and presents several policies concerning designation and de-designation of specific programs in Alberta.

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Student Aid Alberta designation manual

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The Student Aid sector of Alberta Advanced Education is responsible for assigning a designation status once a post-secondary program has been approved or licensed. Designation status is assigned... More ≫

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The Student Aid sector of Alberta Advanced Education is responsible for assigning a designation status once a post-secondary program has been approved or licensed. Designation status is assigned when the program meets specific federal and provincial designation criteria. Designation status allows student in that program to apply for student financial assistance. The purpose of this manual is to explain Alberta's process and criteria for designating programs, and how post-secondary educational institutions are evaluated to maintain their designation.

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