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How hard would it be to get a student loan in Manitoba if I have a mortgage?

I graduated school two years ago, and now am obviously looking to go back to school full time. I do however have a common law husband, two cars, and a mortgage. How hard would it be for me to actually get a student loan? I checked with the estimation tool on the government website, it gave me a grand total of ABSOLUTELY NOTHING because of my common law status/income. How do I get the money I need to take the courses??? Please help!!

Canada Student loans are virtually guaranteed if you have never had one before. Plus you can get a Millenium scholarship as well. MB Government is bad for asking for income. Do what you can, but the Canada loan and Millennium scholarship will pay for your tuition.

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