List of Bursaries / Loans

Administered by Yayasan Mendaki, the Tertiary Tuition Fee Subsidy (TTFS) is for Singaporean Malay students who are pursuing their first full-time Diploma or BA (Hons) studies under the MOE Tuition Grant. Those with Malay as their first component race of a double-barrelled race (ie. Malay-Indian or Malay-Chinese) are also eligible for the scheme. The TTFS covers only tuition fees (either in full or partially). Students are liable for the balance of tuition fees (if applicable) as well as miscellaneous costs, student insurance and art materials.

The Sivadas-HEB (Hindu Endowment Board) Education Fund provides financial assistance to Singaporean or Permanent Residents Hindu students from low-­income families who are pursuing tertiary education.

Awarded by the Lembaga Biasiswa Kenangan Maulud (LBKM), applications are open to Diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate students.

Awarded by the Association of Muslim Professionals (AMP), this bursary is open to Singaporeans and Singapore Permanent Residents pursuing full-time Diploma or BA (Hons) studies at LASALLE.

This one-year bursary offered by the Singapore Buddhist Lodge Education Foundation is open to all students pursing Diploma or BA (Hons) studies at LASALLE.

The Youth Empowerment and Aspiration Programme (YEAP) supports less privileged full-time post-secondary students, not only in their educational expenses through the YEAP Grant but also encourages them to pursue their passion, provides them with exposure to real work environment, and develops their life skills through YEAP Inspire.

Singapore Indian Education Trust (SIET), in partnership with SINDA, grants bursaries to needy and deserving full-time students.

Awarded by the Muslimin Trust Fund Association (MTFA), this bursary is open to Muslim Singaporeans and Permanent Residents pursuing full-time Diploma studies at LASALLE.

Awarded by the Eurasian Association, the annual Eurasian Community Fund Education Awards encourage students to excel in their studies by helping to defray education costs.

The CPF Education Loan Scheme is a loan scheme where the total amount withdrawn for tuition fees plus accrued interest has to be repaid in full with cash. Repayment will start one year after date of graduation or date of leaving the institution, whichever is earlier.

Students taking a full-time government subsidised course leading to a diploma or degree may apply for a loan from your own or your parent’s CPF savings to pay your tuition fees.

For students who are applying for the scheme, please apply online through the CPF website. The College will inform the students on the application date. For more information, visit the CPF website or call 1800 227 1188.

The MENDAKI Study Loan Scheme is available for all Muslim students. For more information, please visit the Mendaki website.

Students can approach any of the commercial banks in Singapore which offer education loan packages. Without obligation, we are providing the following three which you may want to consider:

The Singapore Indian Education Trust (SIET) interest free study loan is granted to deserving students who are aspiring to attain their tertiary qualification. For more information, please visit the SIET website.