If you do not agree to be bound by any of these terms, you are not authorised to use the site and must refrain from accessing it.Ģ.1 In these terms, the following terms have the meanings set out below:Ī) Content – anything, including information, data, text, tables, compilations, emails, photographs, graphics and films:
By using the site, you agree to be bound by these terms and you acknowledge that your agreement to these terms constitutes a legally binding agreement between you and the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA). Unfortunately, if your school or program is not or cannot be designated, you will not be given student loan for that school or program.1.1 All use of the My School website (this site) is subject to these terms of use (terms) as updated from time to time. This process can take up to four weeks to complete, so please leave time when you apply.
Your institution must then email the completed application and all supporting documents to the school's accreditation Financial Awards Office or Registrar's Office) to request they apply for designation by completing the Educational Institution Designation Application ( 162 KB) or the Program Designation Application ( 242 KB). If your school is not designated please contact your institution (e.g. This requirement is in place to protect you and make sure schools and the government are accountable to each other. If your school or program has not been designated by Manitoba Student Aid, you cannot receive student aid for it until it is has been designated.
Search here to see if your school or program is designated > My school or program isn’t designated. You must go to an approved or designated school and be in a designated program to be eligible for funding from Manitoba Student Aid.įind out whether your school is designated and what to do if it’s not. The Designation Office must first examine the educational institution before considering the program. To be designated, an educational institution must offer programs of study at the post-secondary level, as defined in the Canada Student Loans Act, The Manitoba Student Aid Act and their attendant regulations.
Educational institutions and their programs must be designated (approved) by Manitoba Student Aid (MSA) before students can receive financial assistance. Designation is the formal process that post-secondary educational institutions and their programs go through to be considered eligible for the student financial assistance programs of the federal and provincial governments.
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