Financial Hub
The Financial Hub is your one-stop shop for all money questions. Here, you can find the information you’re looking for about student fees and funding, job opportunities, university scholarships, and more.
Fees
As a public CEGEP, Champlain – St. Lawrence provides publicly funded services to students for minimal fees. Most fees are set by Champlain Regional College through its Bylaw 6 Concerning Student Fees. The fees are summarized in the appendix at the end of the bylaw.
In addition, some fees are set for the local campus by St. Lawrence. Most student fees are summarized here.
| Academic Year | Fall | Winter |
| 2025-2026 | Fall 2025 | Winter 2026 |
| 2024-2025 | Winter 2025 |
Government Financial Aid: Loans and Bursaries
Options available to you
Full-time students who have insufficient funds should consider applying for government loans and bursaries. Eligibility requirements can be found here.
Loans (not bursaries) are also available for students studying part-time.
This page provides information about the advantages of applying for government loans and bursaries in comparison to other forms of loans or credit.
On this page, get information on how the government determines your level of financial need.
Applying for loans and bursaries
For government loans and bursaries, apply directly online to speed up the process. Forms for the following school year are available in May. Apply early to ensure you have funds when school starts. When applying, you will be asked to enter our school code (936002) and your program code. Up-to-date program codes can be found here. St. Lawrence uses in-house codes that do not necessarily match the government program codes.
Some loans and bursaries will be advertised directly through the college, so keep an eye out for communications during the year.
For more information
If you need help, you may contact Joanne Gosselin by Omnivox or email at jgosselin@crcmail.net.
Students Jobs
When local employers share with us that they are looking to hire a student, we add the posting to our job board
We also host a job fair each year, where employers come to the college to meet with students about their employment opportunities. Keep an eye out for advertisements about the upcoming fair.
Financial Need
Are you struggling to pay for rent, groceries, or school fees? We can help.
Send a MIO to Wellness to get a quick consultation about which resources are available to you. We can point you in the right direction and get you the support you need.
Funding your University Studies
Students looking for scholarships or bursaries must invest time to research opportunities that fit their profile.
Some university entrance scholarships are based solely on the student’s academic profile and may not require a full application but rather a submitted application form. Merit-based scholarships may have criteria such as academic standing, leadership, community involvement, athletic achievements, etc. Some scholarships have specific criteria to encourage students from specific communities or underrepresented groups.
Bursaries will consider financial need. How a student’s financial situation is assessed may vary.
When in doubt, the best strategy is to contact the award organization and ask questions regarding their eligibility requirements.
For universities, visit their website for information on entrance scholarships, bursaries, and campus job opportunities. Often, a good place to start is the future/prospective student page. As most Quebec universities visit the St. Lawrence campus every year, you can take this opportunity to speak with representatives.
External Resources to search scholarships available to students in Canada:
www.scholarshipscanada.com
studentawards.com
scholartree.ca
yconic.com
disabilityawards.ca
thedebtlessstudents.org
On this page, you will find a list of scholarships available to students when they plan to enter university or during their CEGEP studies. This list is not exhaustive.
For other awards, be sure to follow St. Lawrence on social media and to check out the Guidance Counselling community in Omnivox.
Graduation Awards
At graduation each spring, St. Lawrence and its partners award prizes to students who have stood out during their studies due to academics, athletics, sociocultural activities, community involvement, and more. Some awards require application; we will put out a call in the springtime. Please feel encouraged to apply to all awards for which you feel you may be eligible. The process is simple and doesn’t take long.
This monetary award recognizes a female graduating student who has made a successful transition from high school to college while adapting to a new living environment.
The P.W. Sims Award is presented annually to the most outstanding Business student pursuing university studies in Business Administration or Commerce
This annual scholarship is awarded to a student entering their first year of university in nursing and medicine. This prestigious scholarship is in keeping with the Quebec City English Speaking Community Foundation’s mandate of helping students in financial need reach their dreams.
This award is given to the student with the strongest academic performance of those having completed both LOMA training sessions.
Awarded to students in the business program who have demonstrated engagement and excellence.
Awarded to students in the business program who have demonstrated academic excellence.
Awarded to students in the business program who have demonstrated academic excellence.
Presented to the graduating student who has demonstrated integrity, fortitude, adaptability, and determination.
Instituted to commemorate the contribution made by François-Jacques Roussin in the area of cooperation and community service, and to recognize the efforts of students who have followed his example.
This monetary award is presented to the graduating student who best combines leadership and academic excellence.
Presented to the student who best provides consistent and exceptional effort in organizing and supporting student activities.
Awarded to the student who best combines academic, socio-cultural and community achievements.
This monetary award is presented to the graduating student who best combines academic excellence and athletic achievement.
Presented to students who best demonstrate the ability to succeed academically and socially, despite the obstacles they have faced.
Presented to students who took a leadership role and helped their fellow St. Lawrence students’ well-being, personally and academically.
Awarded to a student who wishes to pursue further studies in the fields of language and culture and has proven their commitment to these goals.
Presented to the student who has demonstrated exceptional improvement during their years at St. Lawrence.
To the students who have had a positive influence on their community through their involvement, determination and desire to go beyond their personal best.
This is awarded to a student who has made an outstanding contribution to Bloom Communications.
- Highest Academic Achievement in the Science program
- Highest Academic Achievement in the Social Science program
- Highest Academic Achievement in the Business program
- Highest Academic Achievement in the Arts, Literature and Communications program
This monetary award is presented to the student who obtains the highest academic average in their course of study.
This award is presented to the student who obtains the highest academic average.