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Courses you have already completed may count toward your new program. Credit transfer requirements vary by institution and program, so it is important to explore your options before making a decision.

(2/2) The grant covers tuition, compulsory fees, books and other direct educational costs, such as supplies and equipment. By supporting students in priority programs, the grant is helping prepare more health-care professionals to serve communities that need them most.

2/2 Recipients agree to work in Ontario as family doctors, helping strengthen access to primary care for patients and communities across the province.

(2/2) The Ontario Learn and Stay Grant for Medical Education covers direct educational costs for medical students committed to practising comprehensive primary care as a family doctor in Ontario.

Backed by a $220M investment, this new stream of OLSG will cover eligible education costs for future family doctors who commit to providing comprehensive primary care in Ontario for 5 years after completing their residency. (2/2)

This is part of our $1.7 billion investment to fund more than 70,000 additional postsecondary seats across Ontario. As colleges and universities work with local businesses, the government is expanding programs preparing students for the jobs our communities and economy need.

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More family doctors in Ontario means better access to primary care for you and your family.