Full-time Tuition Fees
Detailed information on full-time tuition fees can be found on the program page, under "Tuition Summary." For information on dates and how to pay your tuition fees, visit Fee Dates & Payment Options
Part-time Tuition Fees
Ancillary Fees
Ancillary Fees are fees which students pay in addition to tuition fees and are established following the guidelines of the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.
Program-Specific Fees
Program general expenses are fees students are required to pay in addition to tuition and ancillary fees and are specific to the program/level. Program-specific fees can be found within the tuition summary on the program page.
Co-operative Education Fees
Co-operative Education Fees are payable by students registered in Co-operative Education programs. This fee offsets the cost of the services of co-operative education consultants who provide co-op students with assistance to meet the requirements for a Co-op endorsed diploma.
Co-op fees could include:
- Registration and record keeping services;
- Additional classes for co-op students;
- Resume preparation and job search advice;
- Posting of co-op positions;
- Interview assistance;
- Follow-up/evaluation of work semesters.
Students with Permanent Disabilities
Students who require a reduced course load as an accommodation for a permanent disability may be eligible for reduced tuition fees for the final courses needed to complete their academic program. What students need to know:
- To be eligible you must have a permanent disability with supporting documentation, and have had a reduced course load to accommodate your disability.
- You should apply for reduced tuition fees when the tuition fees you have already paid meet or exceed the usual total tuition costs for your academic program.
- This includes students with 'non-visible' disabilities such as learning disabilities, medical conditions and mental illnesses.
- Once approved, you may be charged only $20 per course, plus college ancillary fees, for the remaining courses needed to complete your academic program.
- This policy covers only required courses that you have successfully completed and paid for. It does not cover courses that you need to take again due to unsuccessful attempts or withdrawal. A course must be dropped within 10 days of its start to not show on your transcript as an attempt
- For the purposes of this policy, only tuition paid while registered in your current academic program will be considered.
- If you are eligible to receive OSAP funding, the reduced tuition fee should be reflected on your financial assessment. If your OSAP assessment did not consider the reduced tuition fee, you may require a reassessment and are advised to contact the Financial Aid Office.
International Fee Exemption
International students in certain very specific circumstances may be eligible for an international fee exemption. An international fee exemption allows an international student to pay domestic tuition fees.