movin to the states !!
well folks,
will be movin down south(atlanta) for skool.the tuition is crazy cause they will charge me out of state fees.
oh well will be movin with my folks so that will help. anyways will keep on visitin cca. i have learnt ALOT from this site.
btw nebody know if a canadian citizen livin in the states can get ne "benefits"? and r there ne programs that give loans to students studyin in the states. I dont think i would qualify for osap
well neways wish me luck.
will be movin down south(atlanta) for skool.the tuition is crazy cause they will charge me out of state fees.
oh well will be movin with my folks so that will help. anyways will keep on visitin cca. i have learnt ALOT from this site.
btw nebody know if a canadian citizen livin in the states can get ne "benefits"? and r there ne programs that give loans to students studyin in the states. I dont think i would qualify for osap
well neways wish me luck.
U should check with OSAP either way but I doubt it considering its twice as much more and they go by your parents income anyway. EVEN if ur paying for it all and ur rents aren't helpin lol. Im goin to Oshawa for school in 2months dude.
Currently a Canadian attending school in the states
A few things you should do . . .
Notify OHIP. Tell them you are leaving for school and intend to return. They will extend your coverage. Without this extension, you will be hard pressed to find an insurance company that will cover you.
I am currently with travel insurance cooperators and I'm paying $300 for the entire year for myself and my wife [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img] When you start shopping you will see that's a killer deal!
As for benefits recieved - only related to my wife's pregnacy. Since we are non-US citizens below the poverty line (being in school isn't hard to be below the poverty line) every aspect of the pregnancy and delivery was covered [img]graemlins/jawdrop.gif[/img] Yeah, talk about odd. The states won't cover their own citizens, but they covered us. Either way, I'm not complaining.
Any logistical Q's send me a PM or an E-mail.
A few things you should do . . .
Notify OHIP. Tell them you are leaving for school and intend to return. They will extend your coverage. Without this extension, you will be hard pressed to find an insurance company that will cover you.
I am currently with travel insurance cooperators and I'm paying $300 for the entire year for myself and my wife [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img] When you start shopping you will see that's a killer deal!
As for benefits recieved - only related to my wife's pregnacy. Since we are non-US citizens below the poverty line (being in school isn't hard to be below the poverty line) every aspect of the pregnancy and delivery was covered [img]graemlins/jawdrop.gif[/img] Yeah, talk about odd. The states won't cover their own citizens, but they covered us. Either way, I'm not complaining.
Any logistical Q's send me a PM or an E-mail.
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