Financial Information

Financial Information

Tuition and Fee Schedule for 2012-2013

Listed in  Canadian Funds
All fees are subject to change

Costs of books and supplies not included.
 

Costs of books and supplies not included.
 

Costs of books and supplies not included.
 

Costs of books and supplies not included.
 

Costs of parking, internet/phone in residence not included.
 

Application Fee is required with application. To qualify as a domestic applicant you must be a Canadian citizen, Canadian Permanent Resident, or US Citizen.

Residence Reservation/Damage Deposit (New Students) is required with application.  Upon registration, the $150 will serve as the room damage deposit and remain on account for the duration of occupancy.  Non-refundable after July 1 for September enrollment and December 1 for January enrollment.

Residence Reservation Deposit (Returning Students) In addition to the $150 damage deposit already on his/her account, the student is required to pay this deposit at the end of each year, to reserve a room in residence for the following semester.  The amount is credited to the student's account and is non-refundable after July 1 for September enrollment and December 1 for January enrollment. 

Confirmation of Enrollment for International Students (excluding US students) is required upon Tentative, Probationary or Final Acceptance to secure placement for the fall/winter semesters.  It is credited to the student's account upon registration.  The Confirmation of Enrollment fee is non-refundable (except if the applicant is denied a study permit by the Embassy/High Commission).

Payment of Fees

All charges for the semester are due and payable by the Friday of the first week of the semester. A payment arrangement option for full-time students is available by contacting the Director of Finance. Part-time students are not eligible for payment arrangements and must pay in full by the deadline. A $55 loan registration fee will apply to all payment arrangements and all accounts not paid in full by the payment deadline, and unpaid accounts will be charged interest at 1.0% monthly (13.2% annually). Transcripts, degrees, diplomas and certificates are withheld until accounts are paid in full. The Business Office accepts cash, cheque, or Interac. Payment for Online coureses must be received at the time of registration, and the Business Office also accepts Visa, Mastercard or Online payments for these courses. Please contact the Business Office with all questions related to payment.

Refund Policy

Academics: Regular Session

Full refund prior to course start date. There will be a 10% reduction per calendar week for each of the first four weeks following the course start date.  There will be no tuition fee refunds after the fourth week of classes. 

Academics: Online Courses

Tuition: Full refund (less deposit of $25.00) prior to course start date.  There will be a 10% reduction (less deposit of $25) per calendar week for each of the first four weeks following the course start date .  There will be no tuition fee refunds after the fourth week of classes.
Technology fee: Full refund if cancelled prior to or during the first week of class. No refund after the first week of class.

Academics: Condensed format (Modular) Courses

Full refund (less deposit where applicable) prior to course start date.  Up until first 1/2 day ends, 90% refund.  Up until second 1/2 day ends, 80% refund.  No refunds after second 1/2 day ends.

Room and Board

Students may withdraw from residence within two weeks of their semester registration and receive the appropriate pro-rated refund on both room and board.  Students who voluntarily withdraw or are dismissed (disciplinary sanction) from the residence at any point past the two-week grace period will forfeit their entire semester room fee and be given a pro-rated board refund, less a 10% administrative fee on the board portion.