Fees
Payment of Fees for the Fall/Winter Session
All fees, including fees for registered courses starting in the second session are due on or before the start of classes. (The due dates are under review for 2004-2005 and will be communicated to students once the dates have been approved.) Students may pay fees in full or in two instalments. The first instalment of approximately 65% is due before the start of class and the balance of all fees is due no later than January 19, 2005. If a student decides to pay in two instalments, a $60 instalment fee will be charged and must be included with the payment of the first instalment. A $75 late payment fee will be levied if the second instalment is not paid by the due date. A $300 non-refundable tuition deposit is due June 23, 2004 for full-time students (date under review for OAC and new international students).
Continuing students who have unpaid fees or library fines from a previous academic session are required to include full payment of these items with their fee payment at the beginning of their session in order to be officially registered.
In addition, all outstanding accounts such as departmental charges for laboratory fees, field trips, etc. are also to be included in the January 19, 2005, payment.
Using the University remittance form, payment may be made at most banks/ ATMs/financial institutions in Canada with cash or cheque. Trent University accepts payment by credit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express), cheque or money order. Mail to, or pay in person by debit card or cash at: Student Financial Services, Blackburn Hall, Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario K9J 7B8. Cheques or other remittances (please do not mail cash) should be made payable to Trent University. Registration will not be considered complete if the University does not receive the fee payment with the Fee Invoice Form by the required University deadlines.
There is a $40 fee for cheques which are returned by the bank for NSF or other reasons. If a cheque which accompanies the first instalment of fees is returned by the bank the student's official registration is automatically canceled. In order to be eligible to re-register, the invalid cheque must be replaced with a certified cheque, money order or credit card payment immediately.
The University reserves the right to require a student to pay by certified cheque.
Students who receive financial assistance from OSAP, scholarships, bursaries or any other source which is not available by the date fees are due may request a payment deferment. Students must still submit a completed Fee Invoice Form. Students are required to make arrangements for a fee payment deferment with the Financial Aid Office in the Office of the Registrar in Blackburn Hall before the date fees are due. Deferments will normally only be granted to students who can show proof of financial assistance which can be confirmed by the University. There is a $35 fee for a deferment (under review) which is charged to the students account.
The University will not consider registration to be complete until all financial requirements have been met by the student.
Domestic Tuition Fees
Full-Time Peterborough
Students admitted to full-time studies in Peterborough (a course load of 3.5 or more credits with 50% or more of these credits in Peterborough) are required to pay full tuition fees. In 2003-2004 this fee was $4184.00.
Full-Time Oshawa
If your program includes 3.5 or more credits with 50% or more of these credits in Oshawa, you are considered to be a full-time Oshawa student and will pay tuition on a per course basis.
Part-Time Peterborough and Oshawa
Students admitted to part-time studies (a course load of 3.0 full courses or less) pay one-fifth of the full-time tuition fee for each full course registered. In 2003-2004 this fee was $837.00 per full course (equivalent of three credits), $418.50 per half course, plus any applicable ancillary or levy charges.
For particular courses students will be expected to pay for field trips and course materials. Students are advised of these fees by their instructor during classes.
A tax certificate for fees assessed during the calendar year and eligible for the education deduction will be provided in February.
Ancillary Fees - Full-time Peterborough Students
Full-time Peterborough students admitted to full-time studies will normally be affiliated with one of the five residential colleges for full-time students, and will be required to pay the ancillary fees for full-time students. These include fees for athletics, health services, transportation (bus pass and some parking), college activities and a convocation fee.
New students also pay an Introductory Seminar Week fee.
In 2003-2004 these fees were: (subject to change in 2004-2005)
Athletics $ 134.29
Health Services 33.00
Transportation 177.84
College Activities 220.50
Convocation 13.25
Introductory Seminar Week 45.00
Part-time students who are admitted to full-time studies normally pay the ancillary fees for full-time students, even if they remain affiliated with Julian Blackburn College, the University's college for part-time students.
Students taking a full-time course load of 3.5 or more credits with 50% or more of these credits in Oshawa pay part-time ancillary fees.
Ancillary Fees - Part-time and Off-campus Students
All students admitted to part-time studies will normally be affiliated with Julian Blackburn College, the University's non-residential college. This includes continuing full-time students who decide to register part-time.
Part-time students registered in courses offered in Peterborough pay ancillary fees for part-time Peterborough campus students. These include fees for athletics, health services, college activities and a convocation fee. In 2003-2004 these fees were (subject to change in 2004-2005):
College Activities $ 33.46 per full course
Student Services 49.83 per full course
Part-time Student Card 5.00
Part-time student bus passes are available at an additional cost of $177.84 (subject to change) in September and $90.00 (subject to change) in January.
Students registered in courses at the University Centre at Durham (UCD) pay tuition and program fees for athletics, personal counselling, and the student centre. In 2003-2004, the program fees were: (subject to change in 2004-2005)
College Activities $ 33.46 per full course
Student Services 30.54 per full course
Part-time students registered in courses outside Peterborough are not required to pay ancillary fees for athletics and health services. However, Oshawa-based part-time students may join the Durham College Athletic Centre for $20 for the academic year.
Residence Fees (under review)
Residence accommodation and meal plans are available to full time students.
In 2003-2004, single room accommodation ranged from $6126 to $7459 and double room accommodation from $5616 to $6220 (see Residence Fee table.) Rates include a furnished room, meal plan, telephone installation* and telephone monthly line rental* beginning in September and ending in April. Move-in and move-out deadlines are announced annually.
Applications for upper year students are released in January. Students assigned residence for Fall must submit a post dated cheque dated May 28, 2004 in the amount of $500. In addition to the application and the deposit, continuing students must be considered to have good academic, college and financial standing with the University for their application to be accepted.
New full-time applicants to the University must apply for residence on Trent's Application for College Residence form. A prospective student's application for residence is not considered complete if any one of the following items is not submitted: a completed residence application form, a non-refundable residence application fee of $20, and acceptance of Trent University's offer of admission.
*Telephone charges are not included at Peter Gzowski College @ Argyle Street.
Meal Plan Fees
The University's room and meal plan fees include the cost of a full meal plan for the academic year commencing the Tuesday after Labour Day.
There are two types of meal plans: declining balance (Flex Dollars) and traditional board buffet. Each meal plan has an expiry date.
The colleges also encourage non-resident students to eat their meals in the college dining halls. Non-residential, declining balance meal plans may be purchased for meals and snacks at the University. The minimum flex card amount is $50 and you can add additional dollars in increments of $25 at anytime. All food services locations are flex card friendly. Cards are purchased from the Food Services Office located at Otonabee College.
Student Association and Organization fees
Student association and organization fees are determined by student referenda which are held under the supervision of the Trent Central Student Association for full-time students and the Julian Blackburn College Students' Association for part-time students.
All full-time and part-time students are required to pay student association and organization fees. These fees are not refundable unless specifically noted. For full-time students these fees in 2003-2004 included the following (subject to change in 2004-2005):
Levies
Arthur $ 9.50
Canadian Federation of Students 5.84
Canadian Federation of Students - Ontario 7.00
College Cabinet/Council 12.75
College Student Pubs 2.00
Trent Pubs 3.00*
Emergency First Response Team 3.50 (1.50)*
International Scholarship Fund 5.00
Kawartha World Issues Centre 4.00*
OPIRG 9.00*
OXFAM 3.00*
Sexual Violence Support 3.00
Shinerama 0.50
TCSA Dental Plan 112.00
Theatre Trent 3.00
Trent Annual 18.00
Trent Central Student Association 23.20
Trent Central Student Association Club Fund 4.00
Trent Child Care 2.00
Trent Film Society 3.00
Trent International Students Association 1.50
Trent Music Society 2.50
Trent Nature Areas 2.00*
Trent Radio 15.00
Trent Student Health Plan 127.00
Trent Students for Literacy 0.50*
Women's Centre 2.75
WUSC 3.00
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$ 419.04
*These organizations provide refunds upon request. Returning students who have opted out or new/transfer students intending to opt out of the TCSA Health Plan and/or Dental Plan must still submit payment of these fees to Trent University. Refunds will be issued through TCSA after registration status has been confirmed.
Part-time students pay a Student Association Fee included in the student services charge.
Trent/Fleming Nursing Program Fees 2003-2004
(charges are subject to change in 2004-2005)
Ancillary Fees Trent/Fleming
College fee $ 220.50
Student health 16.50
Athletics 67.15
Transportation 177.94
Convocation 13.25
Information Technology 104.00
Student Support Service 118.00
CNSA Membership 5.00
Alumni 18.00
Total 740.24
ID Card for Placements (new or transfer) 8.00
Total Ancillary Fees $ 748.24
Levies
Trent Music Society $ 1.25
International Scholarship Fund 2.50
Emergency First Response Team 1.75
Trent Student for Literacy 1.00
Trent Annual 9.00
W.U.S.C. 1.50
TCSA health plan 127.00
Theatre Trent 1.50
Trent Radio 7.50
Women's Centre 1.38
International Student Association 0.75
Trent nature areas 1.00
Sexual violence support 1.50
Seasoned Spoon Café 1.00
Shinerama 0.25
TCSA dental 112.00
OPIRG 4.50
OXFAM 1.50
College pubs 1.00
TCSA 11.60
TCSA club funding 2.00
College Cabinet/Council 6.38
Canadian Federation of Students 7.00
Canadian Federation/Ontario 5.84
Arthur 4.75
Trent Film Society 1.50
KWIC 2.00
Trent pubs 1.50
Trent Queer Collective 1.00
Student Facility 11.00
Trent Child Care 1.00
Absynthe Newspaper 2.00
Fleming College Student Association Activity 37.00
Fleming College Athletics 27.00
Fleming College Building Fund 25.00
Total Levies 424.45
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Total Ancillary Fees and Levies $ 1164.69
ID Card for New Student Placements only 8.00
Health Insurance for International Students
Effective July 1, 1994 the Ontario Government ruled that international students and their dependents who are temporary residents of Ontario will no longer be eligible for coverage under the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP). Therefore, international students are required to purchase basic health insurance coverage to register for their courses at Trent University. Private coverage with Liberty Mutual has been arranged through a joint initiative of the Council of Ontario Universities and the universities. A compulsory health insurance fee, payable in full with the fee payment, must be paid to Trent University by all international students to provide this health insurance coverage. In 2003-2004 the health insurance fee was $612.47 for single coverage. Coverage is also available for dependents. Students will not be officially registered without this full payment of health insurance. Students are required to complete a health insurance application form. The insurance will not be valid until the student has completed the form, and, the form has been processed by the Trent International Program (TIP) office in September. Blank forms are available at the TIP office in Champlain College.
Auditing Courses (subject to change)
Persons under the age of 65 who wish to audit courses will pay 50% of the regular tuition fee for regular credit courses. Auditing students do not pay compulsory ancillary fees.
Senior Citizens (subject to change)
All persons of 65 years and older pay full fees. Seniors in financial need will be able to apply for a student bursary with the Student Financial Aid Office.
Persons of 65 years and older who wish to audit courses only pay an administrative fee $170.34 (2003-2004) per full course (subject to change) and pay no compulsory ancillary fees.
Other Fees (subject to change)
Additional fees at 2003-2004 levels (subject to change in 2004-2005) (GST will be added where applicable):
Academic appeals $ 25.00
Additional Calendar copies 5.00
Additional permit/replacement 10.00
Application for part-time students 35.00
Verification of registration 5.00
Assessment letter 5.00
Full Time Processing withdrawal from the University before start of classes: 300.00
(deposit forfeitures)
Part Time Processing withdrawal from the University before start of classes: 100.00
(deposit forfeitures)
Late course additions - per course 25.00
Application for re-admission 25.00
Application to Trent by graduate students 35.00
Athletics-locker rental: Full-time 38.89
Part-time 28.19
Degree replacement 40.00
Document lamination (per page) 2.00
Fee deferment application 35.00
Fee payment instalment fee 60.00
Foreign university placement 175.00
Late college transfer application 100.00
Late convocation application fee 25.00
Trent International Program: Exchange application 200.00
Late fine payment 20.00
Late registration fee:
Full-time students: before August 15 100.00
after August 15 200.00
Part-time students: before August 15 50.00
after August 15 100.00
New/re-admit students:
after deadline-full-time 100.00
after deadline-part-time 50.00
Late second instalment payment 75.00
Letter of Permission for courses at other Universities 30.00
Library fines for overdue books and lost material various
Microfilming fee 35.50
Parking permits: full-time (blue) 156.00
part-time (blue) 134.50
part-time (green) 50.00
Rental of library study carrels 8.00
Replace bus pass: First session 90.00
Second session 47.50
Replacement of library card 5.00
Replacement of lock 200.00
Replacement of mail box key 25.00
Replacement of residence key 25.00
Replacement of student I.D. card 15.00
Replacement of tax tuition form: current session 8.00
previous session 18.00
Residence appliance fee 20.00
Returned cheque fee 40.00
Short-term loan application 10.00
Termination of residence contract 412.00
Thesis binding fee 11.90
TIP camp activity fee 150.00
Transcripts - per copy, normal service 8.00
24 hour service 25.00
Vehicle licence search 17.00
Year Abroad Program Fees:
Ecuador 3300.00
France 950.00
Germany 1,100.00
Ghana 3300.00
Mexico 2,000.00
Thailand 3,200.00
Special additional fees may be assessed directly by some departments for courses involving laboratory or field work, or for course material. Some of these fees may be refundable. Additional fees are also charged to students who participate in one of the University's Year Abroad programs. Academic departments will provide detailed information on request.
Trent University and Fleming College
Trent University and Fleming College offer a number of programs on a joint basis. The fee structure for the courses taken under these joint programs at Trent University may differ slightly from the regular fee structure. The University's Student Financial Services Office will be able to provide more information about the fees charged by the University. See also Joint Programs with Fleming College (p. 222).
Textbooks
The cost of books and materials varies according to individual course requirements, with those for science courses tending to be more expensive than those for arts courses. Students should be prepared to spend approximately $130 per course. Both new and used textbooks are available from the Trent University Bookstore. The Bookstore accepts personal cheques, MasterCard and Visa. The Bookstore provides limited refunds of textbook purchases. Students are expected to familiarize themselves with the Bookstore's text book refund policies.
Withdrawal from the University and Refund of Fees
Refunds are provided for all tuition and compulsory ancillary fees except those listed under Student Government and Organization Fees. Most of the other fees listed are not refundable unless specifically indicated otherwise.
Full-time students who wish to withdraw from Trent University must visit their college office to complete an official Withdrawal Form, obtain the signature of the college head and return the student identification card (bus pass and/or meal card). The college will forward the completed Withdrawal Form and student card to the Office of the Registrar for the official recording and dating of the withdrawal for academic and refund purposes. The date the form has been signed by the college official serves as the effective date for calculation by the Finance Office of the proportionate refund of fees. The Finance Office will not process a refund until it has received the student's identification card and Withdrawal Form. Full-time students who withdraw from courses but retain a course load of at least 3.5 courses, are still considered full-time and do not receive a refund for the withdrawn courses.
Part-time students who wish to withdraw are required to notify Office of the Registrar in writing. The date the student's notice is received by the Office of the Registrar becomes the effective date of course withdrawal and the date used by the Finance Office to calculate the fee refund. Fee refunds for withdrawals before the start of classes are subject to a tuition deposit forfeiture of $100 for part-time and $300 for full time.
A refund table has been provided at the end of the Fee section of this Calendar which outlines the percentages at certain dates during the academic year at which the fee refunds are calculated for full withdrawal from the University or for a course withdrawal by a part-time student. The actual amount of refund will of course depend on the amount of fees actually paid. The table assumes that all fees are paid. Student Government and Organization Fees are not refundable by the University.
Students Changing from Full-time to Part-time and Refund of Fees
Students changing from full-time to part-time (i.e. less than 3.5 courses) will be provided a pro-rated refund in tuition fees based on the date a completed Change of Course Registration Form is received by the Office of the Registrar. There will be no proportionate refund of any of the compulsory ancillary fees or student association/ organization fees.
Unpaid Student Accounts
Students who wish to pay their fees in two instalments/or have not paid tuition fees in full by August 23, 2004 will be assessed a $60 instalment fee when the first instalment is due. Students who fail to pay the second instalment including all other accounts by January 19, 2005 will be assessed a $75 late payment fee.
Unpaid accounts of students who are no longer registered with the University will be placed with a collection agency and the students will be unable to register for any further courses until the outstanding balance has been paid. Any students owing from previous years who were able to register and have not yet set up some payment agreement with Trent University will be de-registered without notice.
Ineligibility to Return to the University for Financial Reasons
For all students who have not paid their University account in full by February 28, the Office of the Registrar will change their academic status to Financially Ineligible to register early. These students will be excluded from Early Registration in April and will be required to apply for re-admission to the University. Students are still required to complete the academic year, including the writing of any final examination; however, transcripts or grade reports will not be released until the financial obligations have been fully settled.
Confidentiality of Student Fee Information
All information regarding student fees is treated as confidential and will normally only be released to individual students. In cases where sponsoring government and private agencies and organizations or individuals are paying fees on the student's behalf, the student may wish to waive the right of privacy and allow the University to release information about the status of his/her fees to avoid any interruption in the payment of fees. To ensure that the necessary fee information is available to sponsoring agencies, etc., students must sign the release waiver on the Fee Invoice Form which is to accompany the payment of fees.
Schedule of Fees
To assist students in their financial planning, a fee schedule, based on 2003-2004 rates, is included. The actual fees for the 2004-2005 academic year will not be available until March or April 2004 after they have been approved by the University's Board of Governors.
Full-time Student Fees (under review - all fees are subject to change in 2004-2005)
(Domestic and International Students)
| |
Full-time Domestic |
Full-time International |
| Course tuition |
4184.00 |
11151.00 |
| Ancillary |
578.88 |
578.88 |
| Student levies |
419.04 |
419.04 |
| Foreign Health Insurance Plan (UHIP) |
0.00 |
612.47 |
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| Total |
$ 5181.92* |
$ 12761.39 |
Trent/Fleming Nursing Program Fees (under review - subject to change in 2004-2005)
| Course tuition |
4184.00 |
| Ancillary |
740.24 |
| Student levies |
424.45 |
| |
_________ |
| Total |
$ 5348.69 |
| If paid by instalment: |
Full Time Domestic |
Full Time International |
Full Time Nursing |
| First Instalment |
3337.00* |
8129.00* |
3438.98 |
| Second Instalment |
1904.92 |
4692.39 |
1969.70 |
- * new students add $45.00 for Introductory Seminar Week to total of first instalment.
- International students pay an additional $6967.00 (2003-2004 rate) in tuition fees. International students also pay $612.47 (2003-2004 rate) for health insurance with their fee payment. Health insurance coverage is compulsory. Without this additional payment, registration will not be complete.
- New full-time students pay an additional $45.00 (2003-2004 rate) Introductory Seminar Fee with their fee payment (not included in the above). This fee is non-refundable.
- The first instalment includes a $60.00 instalment fee.
- Students who do not meet the January 19 second instalment deadline will be charged a $75.00 late payment fee.
- Part-time students may find information about fees in the Calendar for Part-Time Studies issued by Julian Blackburn College.
- There may be additional fees for field trips and course material in certain courses.
Residence and Meal Plan Cost for 2003 to 2004 (Subject to change for 2004 to 2005)
Champlain Single Room with 2150 Flex Plan $7,066
Champlain Apartment Suite (Double Bedroom) with 1500 Flex Plan $5,275
Lady Eaton Single Room with Board Plan $7,459
Lady Eaton Double Room with Board Plan $6,620
Lady Eaton Apartment (Single Bedroom) with 1500 Flex Plan $6,126
Lady Eaton Apartment (Double Bedroom) with 1500 Flex Plan $5,377
Otonabee Single Room with 2150 Flex plan $7,066
Otonabee Double Room with 2150 Flex plan $6,227
Otonabee Apartment (Single Bedroom) with 1500 Flex Plan $6,126
Otonabee Apartment (Double Bedroom) with 1500 Flex Plan $5,377
Catharine Parr Traill Single Room with Board Plan $7,459
Catharine Parr Traill Double Room with Board Plan $6,620
Catharine Parr Traill Triple with Board Plan $5,869
Catharine Parr Traill Apartment (Double Bedroom) with 1500 Flex Plan $5,481
Peter Gzowski @ Argyle Street Double Room with Board Plan $6,385
Peter Gzowski @ Symons Campus Single Room with Flex Plan TBD
*Residents of Peter Gzowski College @ Argyle Street must arrange for telephone services through Bell Canada.
Local phone charges are not included in Peter Gzowski College residence fees.
2003-2004 Tuition and Ancillary Refund Schedule (Subject to change in 2004-2005)
Summer 2003 - Peterborough / Off-Campus Course
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100%* |
75% |
50% |
25% |
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8 Week Course |
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Apr 28-May 8 |
May 9-19 |
May 20-28 |
May 29 |
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Apr 27 |
Apr 28-May 1 |
May 2-7 |
May 8-12 |
May 13 |
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May 30-Jun 3 |
Jun 4-9 |
Jun 10-13 |
Jun 14 |
12 Week Course |
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Apr 27 |
Apr 28-May 12 |
May 13-26 |
May 27-Jun 11 |
Jun 12 |
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Apr 28-May 5 |
May 6-12 |
May 13-16 |
May 17 |
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Jun 12-23 |
Jun 24-Jul 2 |
Jul 3-8 |
Jul 9 |
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Jun 30 |
Jul 2-10 |
Jul 11-17 |
Jul 18-24 |
Jul 25 |
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Jun 30 |
Jul 2-7 |
Jul 8-10 |
Jul 11-14 |
Jul 15 |
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Jul 23 |
Jul 24-29 |
Jul 30-Aug 4 |
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Aug 8 |
Field Courses |
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May 9 |
May 10-15 |
May 16-21 |
May 22-26 |
May 27 |
Environmental & Resource Science/Biology 386H
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May 17 |
May 18-20 |
May 21-22 |
May 23-26 |
May 27 |
Environmental & Resource Science/Biology 387H
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Aug 23 |
Aug 24-26 |
Aug 27-28 |
Aug 29-Sep 2 |
Sep 3 |
| Native Studies |
Aug 10 |
Aug 11-13 |
Aug 14 |
Aug 15-18 |
Aug 19 |
| Anthropology 300 Ontario, Session 1 |
May 19 |
May 20-26 |
May 27-Jun 2 |
Jun 3-9 |
Jun 10 |
| Anthropology 300, BZ-Session 1 |
May 9 |
May 10-15 |
May 16-20 |
May 21-26 |
May 27 |
| Anthropology 300, BZ-Session 2 |
Jun 13 |
Jun 14-19 |
Jun 20-24 |
Jun 25-30 |
Jul 1 |
| Biology Field Courses |
Jun 27 |
Jul 2-10 |
Jul 11-17 |
Jul 18-24 |
Jul 25 |
* 100% refund given before the start of classes, less handling charge of $70 for full withdrawals
Full courses 2003-2004 or full-time Peterborough students
| Period start and end date |
Tuition and Ancillary |
| Sept 08 |
Sept 26 |
$300 tuition deposit - non-refundable - balance refunded |
| Sept 27 |
Oct 27 |
75% refund of tuition and ancillary |
| Oct 28 |
Jan 5 |
40% refund of tuition and ancillary |
| Jan 7 |
Feb 10 |
20% refund of tuition and ancillary |
| after Feb 11 - no refund on Fall half courses |
Half courses - Fall (per course billed students)
| Period start and end date |
Tuition and Ancillary |
| Sept 08 |
Sept 26 |
$100 tuition deposit - non-refundable - balance refunded |
| Sept 27 |
Oct 15 |
75% refund of tuition and ancillary |
| Oct 16 |
Oct 26 |
40% refund of tuition and ancillary |
| Oct 27 |
Nov 7 |
20% refund of tuition and ancillary |
| after Nov 8 - no refund on Fall half courses |
Half courses - Winter (per course billed students)
| Period start and end date |
Tuition and Ancillary |
| Jan 5 |
Jan 23 |
$100 tuition deposit - non-refundable - balance refunded |
| Jan 24 |
Feb 10 |
75% refund of tuition and ancillary |
| Feb 11 |
Feb 20 |
40% refund of tuition and ancillary |
| Feb 21 |
Mar 5 |
20% refund of tuition and ancillary |
| after Mar 6 - no refund on Winter half courses |
- Student Government fees are non-refundable after the first day of classes.
- Student Association levies are not refundable after the start of classes
- The above schedule applies only to the tuition and ancillary fees
- The amount of the refund depends on the amount refundable and the amount paid
- This refund schedule applies to students paying on a per course basis. Students paying full-time fees and dropping courses but still carrying a full-time load do not receive any refund unless the student changes/drops from full-time status to part-time status or completely withdraws from the University.
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