Centre for Distance Education is registered as a Private Career College under the Private Career Colleges Regulations Act. Students may qualify for financial assistance through local student financial assistance programs. You must contact your local student aid office to find out whether you qualify. There are also other plans under which you may qualify for assistance.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding funding, please contact our Admissions Office. We will be happy to help you over any funding hurdles you might encounter.

Did you know that you are not obligated to get a student loan in order to get an education? There are many avenues for funding, including:

• Student Aid
• Student Line of Credit
• Credit Card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express)
• E.A.P.D (Assistance for the disabled)
• HRDC
• Worker’s Compensation Board
• Native Council
• Native Education Directorate
• Corporate Sponsorship
• Personal Financing
• Centre for Distance Education also offers financing through Traveler's Financial; please contact us for details.

Of course, you may negotiate funding terms through the financial institution of your choice. Please feel free to call us regarding finance options.

Since Centre for Distance Education’s programs consist of tuition, course material and study guides, and because the computer hardware and software are necessary to complete the courses, there may be some tax benefits available to you as an individual or as a business owner, depending on your personal tax situation. We recommend consulting with your own financial counselor to determine the optimum tax benefit.