Tuition & Related Fees


Academic Fees 

$250
$150
$100
$400
$100
$200
$100
$25
$20
$15
$200

Tuition (per credit)
Audit (per credit)
Student Fees (per semester, 6 credits and under)
Student Fees (per semester, over 6 credits)
Student Fees (per summer course)
Program Fee (per semester, over 6 credits)
Finance Fee (per semester)
Late Registration Fee
Change of Course Fee
Official Transcript Fee ($1 per each additional one) 
Security Deposit*

* Security Deposit is payable in the 1st semester and topped up every semester thereafter. Balance is fully refundable upon program completion or written notice of withdrawal prior to the start of the next semester.


Private Music Lessons

Private Lessons - All Instruments (including voice)

Per Semester:
30 minute lesson: $375
One hour lesson: $750


Application Fee

A $50 application fee applies to both new students applying for the first time, and to returning students applying after an absence of more than one semester.


ENROLMENT DEPOSIT

 All Students who have received official acceptance are required to pay a $500 enrolment deposit by July 15, 2024 to secure bursary and scholarship awards, priority housing and program placement. If acceptance is received after July 15, 2024, payment of $500 is due immediately upon receiving official acceptance. 

Note: Enrolment deposits are fully refundable if official notice of withdrawal is provided to the Enrolment Services Office prior to August 15, 2024.


Meals

 The full meal plan covers 20 meals per week for the academic year. Commuter Students may buy individual lunches for $7 or may purchase an 11 lunch card from the Main Office for $70.

Dinners may also be purchased for $10 each.


Books

Costs of required books and materials vary according to individual course requirements. Students should be prepared to spend approximately $400-$500 per semester. Most books are available from the Campus Bookstore.


Living on Campus 

Single Students

All single, full-time students (under age 25) are required to live in residence, unless living with parents/legal guardian or close relative. Students wishing to live off campus must receive prior authorization from the Dean of Students. Accommodation assignment is handled by the Dean of Students and consists of two per room in the L.T. Holdcroft Residence.

Married Students

There is limited accommodation for housing married students on campus. A written request with a $300 damage deposit for a one or two bedroom apartment is to be submitted to the Director of Finance and is considered on a first come first serve basis. The apartment damage deposit is returned if no accommodation is available.

  • One bedroom apartment: $ 900

  • Two bedroom apartment: $ 1000


Payment of Account

All semester fees, including room and board are payable on or before Registration Day.

Exceptions will be granted if the following conditions are met PRIOR to arrival on campus:

  • $2,000 minimum down payment; plus

  • 3 post-dated cheques or authorization for 3 post-dated Visa or Mastercard payments.  Each for 1/3 of the remaining balance, dated the 1st of each of the 3 months following Registration; or

  • Proof of approved student loan for the remaining balance

Note: Debit/Interac is not accepted for monthly post-dated payments.


Refund Policy

A Student who finds it necessary to leave the college or reduce their academic load after payment of fees is entitled to a refund as follows.

Refund is on a percentage basis for tuition, and room and board.

  • Before the last day to drop classes: 75%

  • After the last day to drop classes to 4 full weeks: 50%

  • After 4 full weeks: 0%

  • Student and other related fees are non-refundable

No refund will be given under any other circumstances.

  • The rebate is processed effective from the date of receipt of written notice of withdrawal submitted to the Enrolment Services Office.


Finance Fee

All Students that do not submit payment in full on or before Registration Day will be charged a $100 Finance Fee per semester.  The Finance Fee applies to all Students using a Government Student Loan or post-dated payments to finance their education.