Undergraduate tuition rates (September 2019 - August 2020)

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	Canadian students		International students
Tuition Category	Cost per credit unit	Cost per 3 credit units	Cost per credit unit	Cost per 3 credit units
1	$212.50	$637.50	$580.12	$1,740.36
2	$227.00	$681.00	$619.71	$1,859.13
3	$244.40	$733.20	$667.21	$2,001.63
4	$282.50	$847.50	$771.22	$2,313.66
5	$307.30	$921.90	$838.92	$2,516.76
6	$468.80	$1,406.40	$1,279.82	$3,839.46
7	$243.20	$729.60	$663.93	$1,991.79
8	$225.40	$676.20	$615.34	$1,846.02
9	$243.40	$730.20	$664.48	$1,993.44
10	$319.90	$959.70	$873.32	$2,619.96
11	$219.90	$659.70	$600.32	$1,800.96
12	$222.50	$667.50	$607.42	$1,822.26
13	$222.40	$667.20	$607.15	$1,821.45
14	$232.00	$696.00	$633.36	$1,900.08

Examples

To get a better idea of what your tuition and fees might be, see the examples below of typical first year students.

Arts and Science
Canadian International

Engineering
Canadian International

Edwards School of Business
Canadian International

Rebecca is in the first year of a Bachelor of Arts but hasn't decided what her major is. She's interested in Psychology and wants to keep her options open. These are the classes she's chosen in her first year:

Fall Term – September to December

Fall Classes	Cost
BIOL 120.3: The Nature of Life 3 credit units * $225.40 (category 8)	$676.20
BIOL 121.3: The Diversity of Life 3 credit units * $225.40 (category 8)	$676.20
CHEM 112.3: General Chemistry I Structure Bonding and Properties of Materials 3 credit units * $225.40 (category 8)	$676.20
CREE 101.6: Introductory Cree (part 1) 3 credit units * $212.50 (category 1), the other 3 credit units will be assessed in the winter	$637.50
ENG 110.6: Literature and Composition (part 1) 3 credit units * $212.50 (category 1), the other 3 credit units will be assessed in the winter	$637.50
Student fees - fall	$610.90
Total cost for Fall term	$3,914.50

Winter Term – January to April

Winter Classes	Cost
CREE 101.6: Introductory Cree (part 2) 3 credit units * $212.50 (category 1), the other 3 credit units were assessed in the fall	$637.50
ENG 110.6: Literature and Composition (part 2) 3 credit units * $212.50 (category 1), the other 3 credit units were assessed in the fall	$637.50
INDG 107.3: Introduction to Canadian Native Studies 3 credit units * $212.50 (category 1)	$637.50
PSY 120.3: Biological and Cognitive Bases of Psychology 3 credit units * $212.50 (category 1)	$637.50
PSY 121.3: Social Clinical Cultural and Developmental Bases of Psychology 3 credit units * $212.50 (category 1)	$637.50
Student fees - winter	$336.30
Total cost for Winter term	$3,523.80

The total cost for Rebecca for Fall and Winter will be $7,438.30

Lawrence is in the first year of a Bachelor of Arts but hasn't decided what his major is. He's interested in Psychology and wants to keep his options open. These are the classes he's chosen in his first year:

Fall Term – September to December

Fall Classes	Cost
BIOL 120.3: The Nature of Life 3 credit units * $615.34 (category 8)	$1,846.02
BIOL 121.3: The Diversity of Life 3 credit units * $615.34 (category 8)	$1,846.02
CHEM 112.3: General Chemistry I Structure Bonding and Properties of Materials 3 credit units * $615.34 (category 8)	$1,846.02
CREE 101.6: Introductory Cree (part 1) 3 credit units * $580.13 (category 1), the other 3 credit units will be assessed in the winter	$1,740.39
ENG 110.6: Literature and Composition (part 1) 3 credit units * $580.13 (category 1), the other 3 credit units will be assessed in the winter	$1,740.39
Student fees - fall	$610.90
Total cost for Fall term	$9,629.74

Winter Term – January to April

Winter Classes	Cost
CREE 101.6: Introductory Cree (part 2) 3 credit units * $580.13 (category 1), the other 3 credit units will be assessed in the winter	$1,740.39
ENG 110.6: Literature and Composition 3 credit units * $580.13 (category 1), the other 3 credit units will be assessed in the winter	$1,740.39
INDG 107.3: Introduction to Canadian Native Studies 3 credit units * $580.13 (category 1)	$1,740.39
PSY 120.3: Biological and Cognitive Bases of Psychology 3 credit units * $580.13 (category 1)	$1,740.39
PSY 121.3: Social Clinical Cultural and Developmental Bases of Psychology 3 credit units * $580.13 (category 1)	$1,740.39
Student fees - winter	$336.30
Total cost for Winter term	$9,038.25

The total cost for Lawrence for Fall and Winter will be $18,667.99

Jacob is in the first year of a Bachelor of Commerce. He hasn't decided what his major will be but is interested in Accounting. These are the classes he's chosen in his first year:

Fall Term – September to December

	Cost
COMM 100.3: Business Communication I 3 credit units * $282.50 (category 4)	$847.50
COMM 101.3: Decision Making I 3 credit units * $279.70 (category 4)	$847.50
COMM 104.3: Business Statistics I 3 credit units * $279.70 (category 4)	$847.50
ECON 111.3: Introductory Microeconomics 3 credit units * $212.50 (category 1)	$637.50
ENG 111.3: Literature and Composition Reading Poetry 3 credit units * $212.50 (category 1)	$637.50
Student fees - fall	$610.90
Total cost for Fall term	$4,428.40

Winter Term – January to April

Winter Classes	Cost
COMM 105.3: Introduction to Organizational Behaviour 3 credit units * $279.70 (category 4)	$847.50
COMM 119.3: Business Competencies 3 credit units * $279.70 (category 4)	$847.50
ECON 114.3: Introductory Macroeconomics 3 credit units * $212.50 (category 1)	$637.50
MATH 121.3: Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics 3 credit units * $225.40 (category 8)	$676.20
POLS 112.3: Political Ideas and Change in Global Era 3 credit units * $212.50 (category 1)	$637.50
Student fees - winter term	$336.30
Total Cost for Winter Term	$3,982.50

The total cost for Jacob for Fall and Winter will be $8,410.90

Emily is in the first year of a Bachelor of Commerce. She hasn't decided what her major is but is interested in Accounting. These are the classes she's chosen in her first year:

Fall Term – September to December

Fall Classes	Cost
COMM 100.3: Business Communication I 3 credit units * $771.23 (category 4)	$2,313.68
COMM 101.3: Decision Making I 3 credit units * $771.23 (category 4)	$2,313.68
COMM 104.3: Business Statistics I 3 credit units * $771.23 (category 4)	$2,313.68
ECON 111.3: Introductory Microeconomics 3 credit units * $580.13 (category 1)	$1,740.39
ENG 111.3: Literature and Composition Reading Poetry 3 credit units * $580.13 (category 1)	$1,740.39
Student fees - fall	$610.90
Total Cost for Fall Term	$11,032.72

Winter Term – January to April

Winter Classes	Cost
COMM 105.3: Introduction to Organizational Behaviour 3 credit units * $771.23 (category 4)	$2,313.68
COMM 119.3: Business Competencies 3 credit units * $771.23 (category 4)	$2,313.68
ECON 114.3: Introductory Macroeconomics 3 credit units * $580.13 (category 1)	$1,740.39
MATH 121.3: Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics 3 credit units * $615.34 (category 8)	$1,846.02
POLS 112.3: Political Ideas and Change in Global Era 3 credit units * $580.13 (category 1)	$1,740.39
Student fees - winter term	$336.30
Total Cost for Winter Term	$10,290.46

The total cost for Emily for Fall and Winter will be $21,323.18

Taylor is in her first year of a Bachelor of Engineering. She hasn't decided what her major is but is interested in Civil Engineering. These are the classes she's chosen in her first year:

Fall Term – September to December

Class	Cost
GE 101.1: Intro to the Engineering Profession 1 credit units * $243.20 (category 7)	$243.20
GE 111.3: Intro to Business Management 3 credit units * $243.20 (category 7)	$729.60
GE 124.3: Engineering Mechanics I 3 credit units * $243.20 (category 7)	$729.60
MATH 123.3: Calculus I for Engineers 3 credit units * $225.40 (category 8)	$676.20
CHEM 114.3: General Chemistry for Engineers 3 credit units * $225.40 (category 8)	$676.20
COMM 102.3: Intro to Business Management 3 credit units * $282.50 (category 4)	$847.50
Student fees - fall	$610.90
Total Cost for Fall Term	$4,513.20

Winter Term – January to April

Class	Cost
GE 121.3: Engineering Design 3 credit units * $243.20 (category 7)	$729.60
GE 125.3: Engineering Mechanics II 3 credit units * $243.20 (category 7)	$729.60
PHYS 155.3: Intro to Electricity and Magnetism 3 credit units * $225.40 (category 8)	$676.20
MATH 124.3: Calculus II for Engineers 3 credit units * $225.40 (category 8)	$676.20
GEOL 121.3: Earth Processes 3 credit units * $225.40 (category 8)	$676.20
ARCH 116.3: Intro to Near Eastern and Classical Archaeology 3 credit units * $225.40 (category 8)	$676.20
Student fees - winter term	$336.30
Total Cost for Winter Term	$4,500.30

The total cost for Taylor for Fall and Winter will be $9,013.50

Liu is in the first year of a Bachelor of Engineering. He hasn't decided what his major will be but is interested in Civil Engineering. These are the classes he's chosen in his first year:

Fall Term – September to December

Total cost for Fall term	$11,244.81
Fall Classes	Cost
GE 101.1: Intro to the Engineering Profession 1 credit units * $663.94 (category 7)	$644.55
GE 111.3: Intro to Business Management 3 credit units * $663.94 (category 7)	$1,991.82
GE 124.3: Engineering Mechanics I 3 credit units * $663.94 (category 7)	$1,991.82
MATH 123.3: Calculus I for Engineers 3 credit units * $615.34 (category 8)	$1,846.02
CHEM 114.3: General Chemistry for Engineers 3 credit units * $615.34 (category 8)	$1,846.02
COMM 102.3: Intro to Business Management 3 credit units * $771.23 (category 4)	$2,313.68
Student fees - fall	$610.90

Winter Term – January to April

Total cost for Winter term	$11,704.02
Winter Classes	Cost
GE 121.3: Engineering Design 3 credit units * $663.94 (category 7)	$1,991.82
GE 125.3: Engineering Mechanics II 3 credit units * $663.94 (category 7)	$1,991.82
PHYS 155.3: Intro to Electricity and Magnetism 3 credit units * $615.34 (category 8)	$1,846.02
MATH 124.3: Calculus II for Engineers 3 credit units * $615.34 (category 8)	$1,846.02
GEOL 121.3: Earth Processes 3 credit units * $615.34 (category 8)	$1,846.02
ARCH 116.3: Intro to Near Eastern and Classical Archaeology 3 credit units * $615.34 (category 8)	$1,846.02
Student fees - winter term	$336.30

The total cost for Liu for Fall and Winter will be $22,948.83

Dentistry, Medicine, Pharmacy, and Veterinary Medicine

Tuition for these programs is assessed annually instead of per class or credit unit. Student fees below are still assessed normally. Each program below also has equipment and student association fees beyond those listed on this page. See the Medicine and Veterinary Medicine websites for details.

Program	Yearly flat cost
Dentistry (D.M.D.) - in-province	$35,666.00
Additional $7,350 program rate applies to all students in the D.M.D. program. Additional $100 summer term rate applies to students in the Bachelor of Science in Dentistry program.
Dentistry (D.M.D.) - out-of-province and international dental degree program	$53,500.00
Additional $7,350 program rate applies to all students in the D.M.D. program.
Medicine (M.D.)	$17,998.00
Pharmacy (Pharm.D.)	$17,687.00
Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) and Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) Combined Degree Program tuition is assessed as $411.32 per credit unit (Pharm.D.) and $673.46 per credit unit (M.B.A.).
Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M.)	$10,737.00

Student fees

In addition to tuition above, students also pay fees for programs like health and dental insurance, a bus pass, and other campus services. The amount you need to pay depends on if you are taking classes full time or part time, and if you are on campus or not.

If you are looking for student fees for the Spring or Summer terms of 2018, refer to the 2017-2018 tuition archive.

Full-time on campus

Full-time on-campus undergraduate students are registered in 9 or more on-campus credit units per term. During the Spring and Summer Terms, full-time on-campus undergraduate students are registered in 4 or more on-campus credit units per term.

Student fee	Fall 2019	Winter 2020	Spring 2020	Summer 2020
USSU	$48.06	$48.06	$24.03	$24.03
Athletic	$47.74	$47.74	$0.00	$0.00
Recreation	$34.84	$34.84	$0.00	$0.00
Sheaf	$8.88	$8.88	$0.00	$0.00
Student Wellness and Services	$45.00	$45.00	$22.50	$22.50
WUSC	$5.00	$5.00	$0.00	$0.00
Health Insurance	$157.04	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
Dental Insurance	$117.56	$0.00	$0.00	$0.00
Infrastructure	$63.24	$63.24	$31.62	$31.62
Transit (U-PASS)	$83.54	$83.54	$41.77	$41.77
Total	$610.90	$336.30	$119.92	$119.92

Part-time on campus

Part-time on-campus undergraduate students are registered in fewer than 9 on-campus credit units per term. During the Spring and Summer Terms, part-time on-campus undergraduate students are registered in fewer than 4 on-campus credit units per term.

Student fee	Fall 2019	Winter 2020	Spring 2020	Summer 2020
USSU	$24.03	$24.03	$12.02	$12.02
Athletic	$23.87	$23.87	$0.00	$0.00
Recreation	$17.42	$17.42	$0.00	$0.00
Sheaf	$4.44	$4.44	$0.00	$0.00
Student Wellness and Services	$45.00	$45.00	$22.50	$22.50
WUSC	$5.00	$5.00	$0.00	$0.00
Infrastructure	$31.62	$31.62	$15.81	$15.81
Transit (U-PASS)	$83.54	$83.54	$41.77	$41.77
Total	$234.92	$234.92	$92.10	$92.10

Off-campus and audit

Full- and part-time fees for students enrolled only in off-campus and/or audit classes.

Student fee	Fall 2019	Winter 2020	Spring 2020	Summer 2020
USSU	$24.03	$24.03	$12.02	$12.02
Student Wellness and Services	$22.50	$22.50	$11.25	$11.25
Total	$46.53	$46.53	$23.27	$23.27

Fee adjustments

Adjustment type	Fee assessment
Full-time students who change to part time before the registration change deadline for a given term	Assessed part time student fees
Part-time students who change to full time at any point in Fall Term or Winter Term	Assessed full time student fees
On-campus students who become off-campus students before the registration change deadline for a given term Note: On-campus and off-campus students fees are different. Please ensure you know the implications of off-campus classes within your registration.	Assessed applicable off campus student fees
Full-time on-campus students who become off-campus students after the registration change deadline for a given term	No reduction in student fees
Part-time on-campus students who become off-campus students after the registration change deadline for a given term	No reduction in student fees
Off-campus students who become on-campus students at any time	Assessed the applicable (full or part-time) on-campus fees
For complete cancellations or for changes in status from on-campus to off-campus after the registration change deadline for a given term	No reduction in student fees

Opt out of fees

You may be able to opt out of your health, dental, and transit (U-PASS) plans. The eligibility requirements and process differs for each.

Opt in of fees

If you have not been assessed health and dental fees in the Fall Term but are taking part-time, off-campus, or outbound exchange classes you may be eligible to opt in to the health and dental plans.

Health and dental plans

Co-op and internships

Internships and co-op program classes are assessed differently than regular classes.

Business Co-op Education Program

Course	Canadian	International
COMM 380.0	$1,275.00	$3,480.75
COMM 480.0	$1,275.00	$3,480.75

Computer Science Professional Internship Program and Interactive Systems and Design Professional Internship

Course	Canadian	International
CMPT 401.0	$722.70	$1,972.97
CMPT 402.0	$722.70	$1,972.97
CMPT 403.0	$722.70	$1,972.97
CMPT 404.0	$722.70	$1,972.97

Engineering Professional Internship Program

Course	Canadian	International
EPIP 401.0	$655.80	$1,790.33
EPIP 402.0	$437.20	$1,193.55
EPIP 403.0	$218.60	$596.77
EPIP 404.0	$218.60	$596.77

Geography Internship Program

Course	Canadian	International
GEOG 272.0	$1,275.00	$3,480.75
GEOG 372.0	$1,275.00	$3,480.75
GEOG 373.0	$1,275.00	$3,480.75
GEOG 472.0	$1,275.00	$3,480.75
GEOG 473.0	$1,275.00	$3,480.75

Tuition and fee notes

University tuition and fees are subject to review and revision at any time by the Provost Committee on Integrated Planning and/or the Board of Governors of the university. The tuition policy can be found on the University Secretary's website.
Canadian student tuition for degree programs is assessed on a per credit unit basis.
International students registered in undergraduate classes are assessed tuition at 2.73 times the rate for Canadian students, except for those students registered in non-degree level distance education classes in the certificate programs which are assessed at 1.5 times the rate for Canadian students.
Tuition and student fees are normally automatically charged to students at the time of registration (graduate students who began their program prior to May 1, 2005, are assessed manually).
Registration automatically results in a financial obligation. Failure to make payment by the stated deadlines will result in the withholding of future services by the university and in some cases may result in the termination of registration.
Tuition fees are assessed at the time a student registers. They are subject to validation for accuracy and correctness at any time by Registrarial Services. If an error is made in assessing a student's account, upon discovery, the student's account will be retroactively reassessed and the student notified of any amount credited or debited, regardless of whether or not the student has completed the class, graduated, or is no longer attending the university.
Effective May 1st, 2018, the university will only accept Permanent Resident Cards as proof of permanent residency. International students whose immigration status changes to permanent resident will qualify to have their tuition differential reassessed on a prorated basis. The differential tuition for the term will be removed if PR status changes as of or before the payment deadline. Students who become a permanent resident after the payment deadline will have their tuition differential reassessed on a prorated basis starting the first date of the next full month of their change in status (e.g. if the change from international student to PR occurs on Oct 20th, the tuition differential will be prorated and removed as of November 1st).
Student fees are non-refundable after the registration change deadline for a given term. For multi-term classes (classes extending over two terms), students fees are non-refundable after the registration change deadline of the first term in which the class is offered. If a student withdraws from all classes in a term after the registration change deadline, access to the PAC, Fitness Centre, Huskie games, and eligibility to participate in Campus Recreation will discontinue.
Material fees are non-refundable, for more information, contact DEU.
Tuition and fees for classes spanning both terms will be split between the terms: half will be due on the Fall Term due date and half will be due on the Winter Term due date. The exception is health and dental fees, which, if assessed, are all owing in Fall Term.
Previous tuition information can be found in the catalogue archives.
Further information about audit classes can be found on the classes and registration website.

Undergraduate tuition and fees

Undergraduate tuition rates (September 2019 - August 2020)

Tuition category legend

Examples

Dentistry, Medicine, Pharmacy, and Veterinary Medicine

Student fees

Full-time on campus

Part-time on campus

Off-campus and audit

Fee adjustments

Opt out of fees

Opt in of fees

Co-op and internships

Business Co-op Education Program

Computer Science Professional Internship Program and Interactive Systems and Design Professional Internship

Engineering Professional Internship Program

Geography Internship Program

Tuition and fee notes

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