Will more financial assistance schemes be offered to help students in our Post-Secondary Educational Institutions cope with financial difficulties?
MOE and our publicly-funded post-secondary education institutions will ensure that no deserving student admitted to our institutions will be denied an education due to financial difficulties. The Government and the post-secondary educational institutions already provide schemes in the form of bursaries, loans and work-study assistance. There are also other forms of financial assistance offered by foundations, community groups, Self-Help Groups, private and professional organisations. MOE reviews the adequacy of financial assistance schemes regularly.
This information is sourced from MOE
Related questions
Are students pursuing diploma or degree courses in private educational institutions eligible for the Government financial assistance schemes? If not, why are they not eligible?
Are there financial assistance schemes in the Autonomous Universities (AUs), polytechnics, and Institute of Technicial Education (ITE) for students in need of financial assistance?
How and when can students apply for these financial assistance schemes in the Autonomous Universities, polytechnics, and Institute of Technical Education?
What support measures are in place to ensure equal DSA-Sec opportunity for students from disadvantaged backgrounds?
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