You can ask for a reassessment of your assessed financial need. A reassessment is not an appeal. For more information, please contact StudentAid BC.

A reassessment is when we recalculate your student finance entitlement (how much you can get). A reassessment normally happens after we've been notified of:.

This is known as a reassessment. If the reassessment finds the amount of grant or loan you're entitled to has gone down, you'll have to pay back any extra money ...

A reassessment is when we recalculate your student finance entitlement (how much you can get). A reassessment normally happens after we've been notified of:.

You start repaying when your income is more than the minimum amount. There's no penalty if you make extra repayments to pay some or all of your loan off early.

If your financial situation has changed since you applied, such as a change in your education costs or your financial resources, you can ask for a reassessment ...

You must report any changes to the Student Service Centre immediately. Changes will result in a reassessment of your student aid. Examples of changes that must ...

A grant or loan overpayment can happen after a reassessment. It means that you've been paid more than you should have been and this amount must be repaid.

You should only submit a reconsideration request, if you disagree with the qualifying payment count you received or is displayed on your StudentAid.gov account.

A reassessment is the result of StudentAidNL receiving new information related to a past, current or future semester for which a student was previously assessed ...