provided on-line, you should bring your Social Insurance Number card and a piece of government issued photo ID (e.g. driver's license, passport) to Enrolment Services, 172 St. George Street, to get or reset the information so that you can log in. An on-line application is the preferred method to apply although a paper version will be available when issued by the government. Be sure that you complete the application for OSAP for Part-Time Students. All documents including signature pages and supporting documents should be submitted directly to Enrolment Services. This program assists with the educational expenses of part-time degree students taking course loads of less than 60% per term. A term is defined as September to December, January to April or May to August. Students taking course loads of 60% or greater in a particular term should apply using the application for OSAP for Full-Time Students on-line at: http://osap.gov.on.ca . Students apply for the Canada Student Grants, Part-Time Canada Student Loan and Ontario Part-Time Grant on the one application form. The Canada Student Grants portion of the program is designed to assist: a student with a low income as defined by the program (maximum grant $1200 September to August); a student with a low income as defined by the program who is permanently disabled (maximum grant $3200 September to August). The Ontario Part-Time Grant portion of the program is designed to assist: a student who is not eligible for the $1200 Canada Student Grant may be considered for this grant