* Grants: These are generally need-based and don't need to be repaid.
* Scholarships: These are often merit-based, awarded for academic achievement, athletic ability, or other talents, and don't need to be repaid.
* Loans: These need to be repaid with interest, but they can provide significant funding for tuition, fees, and living expenses. Interest rates and repayment terms vary.
* Tax credits and deductions: These reduce the amount of taxes a student (or their family) owes, effectively providing a financial benefit.
* Work-study programs: These allow students to work part-time jobs while attending school, often on campus.
To find out what financial aid is available, you need to specify the country and, if applicable, the state or province where you'll be studying. You should also research the specific educational institutions you are considering, as they may have their own financial aid programs.