Hello there! I'm excited to share that I've been accepted to Canadian Aviation College. However, I need to pay 30% of the tuition upfront for the acceptance letter. Do you have any tips on getting a discount for upfront payments? Lastly, I was wondering if anyone knows about any international scholarships available for Iranian students. Thank you so much for your help!#Canadian Aviation College#CAC
Scholarship or discount in upfront Canadian Aviation college payment
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Never heard about discounts on tuition payments. You are highlighting upfront payments so just want to reinforce that working will not be able to cover your tuition and living expenses. You can try to see if there are any scholarships but typically it is difficult to get a scholarship as an international student. The one exception would be graduate school where you may get funding or may get paid to teach while studying especially for a PhD.
You will need to contact the school to find out if discounts for upfront payments are possible.
If there are any scholarships available, they would be through the school. You will need to speak with your school about this.
highlighting upfront payments Before my visa is approved, I want to pay less tuition fees upfront to receive a letter of acceptance. Once I arrive in Canada, I will have the opportunity to work and pay the remaining tuition fees while studying.
You need to contact your school directly. They are the only ones that can answer this question and let you know what is possible.
Aviation school is about $50k+. Working part time in Canada will not cover flying costs.
So you need to pay the fees upfront. There is no discount. Aviation school is expensive. There are no scholarships for aviation students.
I have a concern regarding the requirement of a 30% upfront payment prior to visa approval.
What is the concern? Schools need a down payment. This is a private school and if they want a down payment then that is their decision. You have a decision to make. If you don’t pay, you don’t get admission. But this doesn’t guarantee a study permit.
So then your choices are to either pay the 30% or to find a different school to attend. It is up to the school how much they require students to pay as a payment up front.
Is this because you are concerned your study permit will be refused? If so, then what are the school's refund policies if your study permit is refused?
So if you want admission, you will have to pay the 30% down. You still need to show funds to afford the rest of your studies plus living expenses. Working part time may only cover your living expenses.