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TUITION, FEES & AID
Going to university requires a significant financial investment: tuition fees, service fees, books and supplies. It all adds up. But with a bit of planning, you can enjoy all that student life has to offer, even while balancing work and your studies.
Term cost estimate
Estimate the fees you can expect in a single term. An academic year has three terms: Fall, Winter and Spring/Summer.
Estimate tuition and fees for Canadian students, including permanent residents and Convention refugees.
Full program cost estimate
Check the cost estimate sheet for the approximate cost of your entire program—including your books and supplies. Estimates are based on current tuition and fees which are subject to change.
Indigenous student funding
Band, settlement and regional council funding are some of the most common sources of funding for First Nations, Métis, Inuit and northern students. As well, funding can be accessed through government initiatives and non-profit organizations.
If you have questions, kihêw waciston’s student advisors can help you figure out the processes and requirements for applying for and receiving funding—or we can direct you to someone who has the answers.
The following websites are a good starting point for learning about funding opportunities for your post-secondary education.
First Nations students
Métis students
Inuit and northern students
Search our scholarships, awards and bursaries database for details on awards that may be available to you. New applicants and current students can apply for awards through myStudentSystem.
Be prepared to pay tuition and applicable fees by the deadline each term. A payment will be applied against any outstanding balance from a previous term before being applied to current or future tuition and term fees.
Balance your budget with some helpful advice
Our financial aid advisors can answer your questions about a range of financial topics from budgeting to bursaries and student loans.