IMM1294 Funds

[daudie]

On the IMM1294e there’s a section where you mention the tuition cost + cost of room etc.

There’s also a section where you mention your funds available.

On the tuition cost part, do i write the tuition fee which is 47,535, or the tuition fee after the entrance award (so -10,000) which is 37,535.

If it’s the former, then do I include the entrance award in funds available for my stay? My funds are a bit more than the cost of tuition after the entrance award has been deducted and the residence + food etc costs. If i don’t mention the entrance award in any of the sections then won’t it be an immediate rejection that my funds available are less than the tuition cost + living costs?

Any help would be much appreciated as i’m filling this out by myself, thank you!!

For example, this would be my financial structure:

Tuition : 47,535$
Living : 22,895$

Funds Available : 61,000$
Entrance Award : 10,000$

 

[ladygaga05]

On the IMM1294e there’s a section where you mention the tuition cost + cost of room etc.

There’s also a section where you mention your funds available.

On the tuition cost part, do i write the tuition fee which is 47,535, or the tuition fee after the entrance award (so -10,000) which is 37,535.

If it’s the former, then do I include the entrance award in funds available for my stay? My funds are a bit more than the cost of tuition after the entrance award has been deducted and the residence + food etc costs. If i don’t mention the entrance award in any of the sections then won’t it be an immediate rejection that my funds available are less than the tuition cost + living costs?

Any help would be much appreciated as i’m filling this out by myself, thank you!!

For example, this would be my financial structure:

Tuition : 47,535$
Living : 22,895$
Slope
Funds Available : 61,000$
Entrance Award : 10,000$

If I were completing the form, I would list the full tuition amount ($47,535) under tuition costs and then include the $10,000 entrance award as part of the funds available to support my studies. The scholarship is a financial resource available to you, so it should be documented with the rest of your proof of funds.