Student Aid Worksheet Full-Time Last revised June 2020 Page 4
If you are a dependent student, e.g. you are single and have been
out of high school for less than 4 years, and you have not been
available for full-time work for 2 or more years since you left high
school, you must submit a Schedule 1. If you do not submit a
Schedule 1 you will not be eligible for Canada Student Grants.
Part A of Schedule 1 must be completed to determine your
provincial residency.
You will be asked:
• If at least one of your parents reside in Alberta.
• Where your parents reside if they do not live in Alberta,
and when they moved out of Alberta.
You will be asked to provide:
First and last names of your parents
The size of your family and number of children attending
full-time post-secondary studies
Total income of your parents from their 2019 Income Tax
Returns or expected reduced yearly income if they think their
income will be lower in the current year. The amount entered
affects grant eligibility. If a change to these amounts is
submitted after any portion of funding has been paid, grant
eligibility will not be reassessed.
Parent 1 $__________________ Parent 2 $__________________
You will also be asked if there is a transit system available
from your parents’ home to the school you will be attending.
Part B of Schedule 1 is optional to complete. If you want to be
considered for Canada student loans and grants and the Alberta
Student Grant, you need to complete Part B on your original
application but you will need more information about your parents.
Spouse/Partner Information - Schedule 2
If you are married/common law, you must complete Schedule 2.
You will be asked to complete the following information about
your spouse/partner:
Social Insurance Number
First and last name
Birthdate
Total Income from their 2019 Income Tax Return (Line 15000)
Expected Reduced Yearly Income (enter if income in the
current year is expected to be lower than Total Income from
Line 15000 above)
The amount entered for Total Income and Expected Reduced
Yearly Income affects grant eligibility. If a change to these
amounts is submitted after any portion of funding has been paid,
grant eligibility will not be reassessed.
You will also be asked:
• If your spouse/partner has lived in Alberta all their life
• Their sources of income, e.g. Assured Income for the
Severely Handicapped (AISH), Canada Pension Plan (CPP)
disability benets, Employment Insurance (EI Benets),
and Alberta Works Income Support Benets (formerly
known as “Social Assistance”)
• Their school status, e.g. if they will be a full-time student
during the same time that you are a full-time student
Concurrent Enrolment and Exchange/Field Study Programs - Schedule 3
If you are a concurrently enrolled student or if you are an exchange/eld study student, you need to complete Schedule 3.
• Concurrent enrolment means you are simultaneously attending more than one school on a part-time basis (less than 60%
of a full-time course load at each education institution). You will be asked to provide:
The name of your primary school
The name(s) of your additional school
• If you are an exchange/eld study student, you will be asked to provide the name of your home school
(e.g. the school where your tuition costs are paid) and your airfare cost, if applicable.
Federal/Provincial Grant for Post-Secondary Students with Permanent Disabilities - Schedule 4
If you have a documented permanent disability and are attending
post-secondary studies, you may be eligible to receive more
student aid.
Talk with a Disability Advisor/Reviewer at your school about
your educational goals and what kind of supports may already
be in place at your chosen school.
Documentation you must include:
Proof of your permanent disability
Copies of a medical letter
A learning disability assessment or documentation proving
you are in receipt of federal and/or provincial disability
assistance such as AISH
An estimate of equipment costs and an assessment fee
Parental Personal and Financial Information - Schedule 1
