can add another $15,000, depending on the student's selections. Eligible students can receive financial aid, including scholarships that range from $2000 to full tuition; bursaries; and a Work-Study program on campus. Quest also offers substantial scholarships through its LEAP program (see below). Quest is an approved post-secondary institution to administer government student loans from all provinces in Canada plus the Northwest Territories, Nunavut and the Yukon. Quest is also an approved post-secondary institution to administer certain programs out of the US. Leaders in Elite Athletics and Performance program Quest's Leaders in Elite Athletics & Performance program (LEAP) is structured to accommodate the needs of elite athletes and performers who wish to pursue a postsecondary education. LEAP students are afforded extra flexibility in housing, billing, and course scheduling. They may take more years to graduate, and are eligible for LEAP scholarships. Notable LEAP students and alumni include: Jack Burke (professional road cyclist for Team H&R Block) Samuel Edney (luger; Olympian) Darren Gardner (snowboarder; Olympian) Rosalind Groenwoud (freestyle skier; Olympian, Winter X Games Champion) Keltie Hansen (freestyle skier; Olympian) Leah Kirchmann (professional road cyclist for Team Sunweb; Olympian) Simon Nessman (international model) Notable faculty members David Strangway (geophysicist; founding president of Quest University Canada; President Emeritus at the University of Toronto and University of British Columbia) David Helfand (astrophysicist; former Chair of the Department of Astronomy at Columbia University and co-director of the Columbia Astrophysics Laboratory; former President Emeritus of Quest University Canada) Glen Van Brummelen (mathematics scholar; past President of the Canadian Society for History and Philosophy of Mathematics) Richard Hoshino (mathematics professor; winner of the 2017 Adrien Pouliot Award for Significant and Sustained Contributions to Mathematics Education in Canada; former coach for Canadians competing in the International Mathematical Olympiad) See also List of universities in British Columbia Higher education in British Columbia Notes References External links Universities in British Columbia Educational institutions established in 2002 Sea-to-Sky Corridor 2002 establishments in British Columbia Private universities and colleges in Canada