To qualify for the Quebec Part-Time Study Loan Program, applicants must be Canadian citizens, permanent residents, or protected persons residing in Quebec and enrolled in recognized part-time studies. The program sets specific requirements on study hours or credits, financial thresholds, and excludes certain categories such as auditors or those studying outside Quebec.

• Applicants must have Canadian citizenship, permanent resident status, or refugee/protected person status.
• Applicants must be considered residents of Quebec.
• Applicants must be enrolled in part-time studies, defined by specific hours or credits depending on education level: 76 to 179 hours for secondary or college, 6 to 11 credits for university.
• Applicants must be registered in recognized educational institutions and programs eligible for financial aid.
• Applicants must respect a maximum of 14 study periods and a debt limit of $8,000.
• Applicants must meet income eligibility thresholds based on their own and their contributor’s income.
• Ineligible applicants include auditors (taking courses without program admission), those studying outside Quebec, those between full-time study sessions, or those whose tuition and childcare fees are covered by other organizations.
• Income earned from work during studies may affect eligibility and must be reported if circumstances change.

• Quebec residents enrolled in part-time studies who seek financial aid through the provincial loan program.

• Applicants must complete a loan application and submit required annexes through the official financial aid portal.

• Information last updated on February 12, 2025.

• https://www.quebec.ca/education/aide-financiere-aux-etudes/pret-temps-partiel/conditions-admissibilite