Fees
The University reserves the right to modify the published scale of tuition and other student fees without prior notice, at any time before the beginning of an academic term. This document contains the most current information on the University’s Financial Regulations and Fees and is the authoritative document regarding the University’s financial regulations as well as the billing of tuition and compulsory fees.
| Québec residents (base tuition) †‡ | |
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| Summer 2020 term (2201) | $ 84.80 per credit |
| (Canadian citizens, Canadian First Nations members and permanent Residents of Canada who meet the Quebec government’s criteria for Quebec residency status.) | |
| Non-Québec residents ‡ | |
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| Summer 2020 term (2201) | $ 264.67 per credit |
| (Canadian citizens, Canadian First Nations members and permanent Residents of Canada who do not meet the Quebec government’s criteria for Quebec residency status.) | |
Note: The Quebec government requires the University to collect a forfaitaire from non-Quebec residents in addition to the base tuition and the compulsory fees charged by the University. The rate of the forfaitaire is determined by and is transferred directly to the Quebec government.
PhD students are not billed this fee. |
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† The Ministère de l’Éducation et de l’Enseignement supérieur (MEES) sets the base (Quebec resident) tuition rates.
‡ The Quebec government sets the rules for determining Quebec residency. For further information please go to the Quebec Residency website.
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Non-Quebec residents following certain programs in the French Language, French Literature or Quebec Studies may be exempt from paying this forfaitaire. For further information, please go to the French Program Exemption website.
The Quebec government requires the University to collect a forfaitaire in addition to the base tuition and the compulsory fees charged by the University. The rate of the forfaitaire is determined by the government financial sector of the course for which the student has registered. The rate of the forfaitaire is determined by the government and is transferred directly to the government. The government allows Quebec Universities to charge an “additional forfaitaire” as well as a program-specific premium for certain programs.
| Arts & Science, Engineering and Computer Science and Fine Arts programs | |
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| Summer 2020 term (2201) | $ 580.70 per credit |
| John Molson School of Business programs | |
| Summer 2020 term (2201) | $ 767.36 per credit |
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International students following certain programs in the French Language, French Literature or Quebec Studies may be exempt from paying this forfaitaire, and may be eligible to pay the same tuition fees as Canadian or Quebec residents. For further information, please go to the Enrolment Services, French Program Exemption website.
Starting September 1, 2019, the government will no longer provide any funding for international undergraduate students, nor for professional or non-research master's students. These students will be considered ‘deregulated.’ Tuition rates are subject to change each academic year.
Returning international students (admitted prior to Fall 2019) staying in the same program are not affected.
Learn more about the New tuition fee framework for international students
Tuition rate for international students entering a Professional or non-research Masters programs (course based programs) in 2020-2021 is fixed for the duration of the program.
| Arts & Science, Engineering and Computer Science and Fine Arts programs | |
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| Summer 2020 (2201) International students enrolled in a non thesis based program admitted as of Summer 2020 | $ 610.00 per credit |
| John Molson School of Business programs | |
| Summer 2020 (2201) International students enrolled in a non thesis based program admitted as of Summer 2020 | $ 870.00 per credit |
Tuition rate for international students entering a Professional or non-research Masters programs (course based programs) in 2019-2020 is fixed for the duration of the program.
| Arts & Science, Engineering and Computer Science and Fine Arts programs | |
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| Summer 2020 (2201) International students enrolled in a non thesis based program admitted as of Fall 2019 | $ 585.00 per credit |
| John Molson School of Business programs | |
| Summer 2020 (2201) International students enrolled in a non thesis based program admitted as of Fall 2019 | $ 805.00 per credit |
| Arts & Science, Engineering and Computer Science and Fine Arts programs | |
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| Fall 2019 term (2192) | $ 584.34 per credit |
| John Molson School of Business programs | |
| Fall 2019 term (2192) | $ 778.94 per credit |
| All PhD programs | |
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| Summer 2020 term (2201) | $ 521.24 per credit |
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International students following certain programs in the French Language, French Literature or Quebec Studies may be exempt from paying this forfaitaire, and may be eligible to pay the same tuition fees as Canadian or Quebec residents. For further information, please go to the Enrolment Services, French Program Exemption website.
| Permanent Code Surcharge | $ 563.83 per credit |
The Quebec government requires all students who are registered at a Quebec university have a “permanent code”, a unique identifying number which is assigned by the government. All students who have attended a Quebec elementary or high school, or CEGEP have been assigned a permanent code. The permanent code appears on all official Quebec school certificates and CEGEP transcripts. Students who do not provide the university with a valid permanent code must apply for one. Go to the Permanent Code website for the request form and additional information. Students who do not apply for a permanent code will be charged a Code Permanent Surcharge.
| Administrative Fee | $ 10.92 per credit |
| The fee contributes, in small part, to the administrative costs particular to front-line services provided by the administrative units. | |
| Student service fee | $ 10.26 per credit |
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Student Services is dedicated to providing students with programs and services designed to support academic success. The Student Services fee covers all services offered to students by the following departments: Health Services, Dean of Students Office, Counseling & Development, Advocacy & Support Services and the Financial Aid & Awards Office. Some of the sub units under these departments include Multi-faith and Spirituality Centre, Access Centre for Students with Disabilities, Concordia Student Parent Centre, the International Students Office, Career & Placement Services, and the Aboriginal Student Resource Centre. Services are available on the Sir George Williams and Loyola campuses in order to help students achieve greater academic, physical and social well-being. The fee is complemented by revenue from the Quebec government. For further information on services provided by the Student Services Sector, please visit the Enrolment and Student Services website. |
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| Recreation & athletics fee | $ 2.92 per credit |
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| The Recreation and Athletics fee supports the delivery of services and programs offered on both the Sir George Williams and Loyola campuses. Consequently, access to fitness and recreation courses, intramural sports, and membership at Le Gym and Le Centre is provided at a substantial discount and requires registration. Please consult the Recreation & Athletics webpages. | |
| Technology infrastructure fee | $ 5.23 per credit |
| The purpose of the Technology Infrastructure fee is to enhance certain technology services provided to students, as well as to provide training and support to students in the use of new technology. | |
| Copyright fee | $ 0.45 per credit |
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| All students in courses and programs are charged the Copyright fee which covers the cost of the annual fee that all Quebec universities are required to pay to COPIBEC (a consortium that protects the interests of authors and editors) for the right to photocopy material protected by copyright. | |
| Registration fee | $ 25.75 per term |
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| All students will be assessed a Registration fee in every term in which they are registered | |
| New student program fee The New Student Program fee provides services to assist students in their transition to university and provide support during the first academic year. Services include a variety of orientation programs, mentoring, workshops, seminars and the Bridge Magazine. (This one-time fee is charged to new students at initial registration at the University.) |
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| Full-time students | $ 35.00 |
| Part-time students | $ 25.00 |
| Concordia student health & dental care plan (Canadian First Nations members and International students are not charged this fee) |
$ 306.62 per year |
| Coverage | Sept-Dec | Jan-Aug | Sept-Aug |
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| Health & Dental Plan | $ 102.20 | $ 204.42 | $ 306.62 |
| Health Plan Only | $ 52.98 | $ 105.98 | $ 158.96 |
| Dental Plan Only | $ 49.22 | $ 98.44 | $ 147.66 |
All graduate students who are paying tuition fees at either the Canadian or Quebec rates, GSA Association fees and who have an active registration with Concordia in the Fall or Winter semester, including CIP's, are automatically charged a premium for this Plan.
Students can opt out of the Student Health and Dental Plan by visiting the Quebec Student Health Alliance (ASEQ) website and completing the on-line opt-out process.
For information regarding the plans and what health & dental costs are covered, please contact ASEQ online or by telephone at 514-789-8790.
International students and graduate students in some programs are not automatically covered by the Health and Dental Plan. If unsure, please contact ASEQ to speak to a representative. Students wishing to purchase Health and Dental insurance must do so directly through the Quebec Student Health Alliance (ASEQ) website or by telephone at 514-789-8790.
| Health insurance for International students Immigration Quebec services and the Ministère de l’Enseignement supérieur, de la Recherche et de la Science (Quebec government) requires that all International students be covered by a health insurance plan with Blue Cross for its International students. Consequently, personal health insurance plans are not accepted, however students who have a Quebec Medicare Card (RAMQ) or certain organization or government sponsored students who are insured under group plans, may apply for an exemption. Health insurance fees are charged automatically every year when International students register for courses. For more information about the insurance plan, exemptions, eligibility, etc. please go to the International Students Office webpage |
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| At fall registration | $ 1176.00 | 12 months/3 terms of coverage |
| At winter registration | $ 784.00 | 8 months/2 terms of coverage |
| At summer registration | $ 392.00 | 4 months/1 term of coverage |
| Co-op fee | $ 191.50 per term |
Students should note that a fee exists to cover in part the costs particular to the Industrial and Professional Experience options. These fees are not refundable. However, should a student withdraw from the INEX or PREX options, no future fees will be charged. The payment of the fees follows the same deadlines as the deadline for the payment of tuition fees. For specific deadlines, visit http://www.concordia.ca/admissions/tuition-fees/how-fees-are-billed/undergraduate/deadlines.html . Both Industrial and Professional Experience students pay fees for the first four terms of the program. In addition students pay tuition and fees associated with each 3-credit Reflective Learning course. Please refer to the Institute website http://www.concordia.ca/academics/co-op/students/fees.html |
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| Course Surcharges for International Exchange Programs Exchange programs administered by the Concordia International Office cost additional fees, or course surcharges, to cover the costs such as, accommodation, meals, travel, etc. Please go to the Concordia International webpage. |
| Time limit extension fee | $ 621.00 per term |
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| Continuation fee | $ 414.00 per term |
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| Leave of absence with access | $ 150.00 per term |
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Through a referendum process, student associations and student groups put forward fee levy proposals for a vote by graduate students. If a fee levy referendum question passes, the fee levy is presented to the Dean of Students for approval by the University Board of Governors. If approved by the Board of Governors, the University becomes responsible for the billing and collection of the fee levy and the Student Association(s) become responsible for the administration of the fee.
| Arts & Science program students | $ 57.28 per year |
| JMSB program students | $ 94.28 per year |
| Engineering & Computer Science program students | $ 89.78 per year |
| Fine Arts program students | $ 57.28 per year |
| Independent students | $ 57.28 per year |
| ‡ Fees include: | A&S | JMSB | ECS | F.A. | IND. |
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| Graduate student association (GSA) | $ 57.28 | $ 57.28 | $ 57.28 | $ 57.28 | $ 57.28 |
| Faculty student association fee | $ 37.00 | $ 32.50 | |||
| TOTAL FEE | $ 57.28 | $ 94.28 | $ 89.78 | $ 57.28 | $ 57.28 |
| Career management services (charged to students in a JMSB program) |
$ 2.90 per credit |
| Centre for Gender Advocacy | $ 0.50 per term |
| Centre Community Solidarity Cooperative Bookstore | $ 0.58 per term |
| Cinema Politica | $ 1.00 per term |
| Graduate Student Advocacy Center | $ 2.50 per term |
| Le Frigo Vert | $ 1.50 per term |
| Sustainable Concordia | $ 0.50 per term |
| People's Potato Collective | $2.35 per term |
| QPIRG | $0.50 per term |
| The Hive (Fall/Winter terms only) | $2.50 per term |
| CSU Off-Campus Housing and Job Bank (HOJO) Charged to all graduate students |
$1.25 per term |
(Note: certain miscellaneous fees may be subject to GST and QST)
| Academic re-evaluation | $ 41.25 |
| Acknowledgement of payment (payment receipt) | $ 15.50 |
| Application for admission | $ 103.50 |
| All students applying to a certificate, diploma or degree program at Concordia University must pay an Application fee before their application will be processed. | |
| Confirmation Fee (non-refundable deposit) A non-refundable Confirmation fee is charged when a student accepts a Concordia offer of admission to a certificate, diploma or degree program. The fee is forfeited if the student accepts the offer of admission but does not attend Concordia |
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| Graduate programs | $ 250.00 |
| Undergraduate programs | $ 100.00 |
| Course descriptions (Undergraduate courses only) for each academic year of course descriptions |
$ 5.15 |
| Degree | |
| Mailing of degree | $ 31.00 |
| Certification of copy of degree | $ 10.00 |
| Replacement degree | $ 100.00 |
| Degree transfer application | $ 46.00 |
| Examination (Undergraduate courses only) | |
| Replacement (Exam) | $ 25.00 |
| Deferred examination/medical examination processing | $ 35.00 |
| Off-campus examination | $ 20.00 |
| Special examination (CELDT) | $ 20.70 |
| Supplemental examination plus invigilation fee when applicable |
$ 40.00 |
| Fax (for each 10 pages or less, excluding cover sheet) | $ 10.35 |
| Graduation fee (charged to all students who apply to graduate) | $ 41.25 |
| Master's degree binding & printing first 3 copies of master's thesis |
$ 111.00 |
| PhD degree binding & printing first 4 copies of doctoral thesis |
$ 126.00 |
| Re-submission of master's thesis | $ 41.40 |
| Re-submission of doctoral thesis | $ 51.75 |
| Late application for graduation (in addition to the $41.25 graduation fee) | $ 15.50 |
| Late completion (Undergraduates only) | $ 30.00 |
| Late payment Fee Students who do not pay fees when they become due will be charged a maximum of one Late Payment fee per academic term. |
$ 77.50 |
| Letter of attestation | $ 20.00 |
| Letter of financial standing | $ 15.50 |
| Locker rental September 1st-July 31st | |
| Cube locker | $ 20.00 |
| Tall arrow locker | $ 25.00 |
| Half sized locker | $ 30.00 |
| Tall locker | $ 40.00 |
| FA tall locker | $ 45.00 |
| FA half locker | $ 45.00 |
| FA deep locker | $ 45.00 |
| Registration | |
| Registration | $ 25.75 per term |
| Undergraduate Independent student application | $ 15.50 |
| Late registration | $77.50 maximum per year |
| Students who register between the first day of class and the last day to register will be charged a Late Registration fee. Please note that students making course or section changes are not charged any additional fees as long as their initial registration occurred before the start of the fall or winter term. | |
| Residence rent | |
| Application (non-refundable deposit) | $ 100.00 |
| Infrastructure fee | $ 175.00 |
| Food service infrastructure fee | $ 150.00 |
| Hingston Hall Residence - HA (Loyola campus) | |
| - Small, single room | $ 551.76 per month |
| - Large, single room | $ 619.42 per month |
| - Double room | $ 468.47 per month |
| - Private room | $ 803.43 per month |
| Hingston Hall Residence - HB (Loyola campus) | |
| - Small, single room | $ 644.17 per month |
| - Large, single room | $ 727.29 per month |
| - Private room | $ 866.68 per month |
| -Super private room | $ 876.96 per month |
| Jesuit Residence (Loyola campus) | |
| - Single private room | $ 900.00 per month |
| Grey Nuns Residence (SGW campus) | |
| - Small, single room | $ 770.61 per month |
| - Small, single room (no sink) | $ 759.91 per month |
| - Single Room | $ 808.06 per month |
| - Single room (no sink) | $ 797.37 per month |
| - Large, single room | $ 840.17 per month |
| - Large, single room (no sink) | $ 829.47 per month |
| - Super Single room | $ 872.29 per month |
| - Super Single room (no sink) | $ 861.58 per month |
| - Small, double room | $ 674.28 per month |
| - Small, double room (no sink) | $ 663.57 per month |
| - Large, double room | $ 706.39 per month |
| - Semi-private room | $ 893.69 per month |
| - Private room | $ 1000.00 per month |
| Returned items processing (e.g. Returned Cheques) | $ 30.00 per item |
| When a payment is returned by the student's bank, a returned items processing fee is charged to the student's account (e.g. returned cheque). | |
| Parking | |
| Loyola parking Monday-Thursday after 3 p.m. | $ 3.00 |
| SGW indoor bicycle parking Fall & Winter terms | $ 70.00 |
| SGW indoor bicycle parking Summer term | $ 0.00 |
| Student identification card | |
| First card | $ 11.90 |
| Replacement card | $ 15.50 |
| Deposit for keys or access card | $ 15.50 |
| Transcript of academic record | |
| Student record (copy of) | $ 5.15 |
| Transcript of academic record with a maximum of (2) transcripts per sealed envelope | $ 12.40 |
| Mailing of transcript of academic record (in addition to the cost of the transcript of academic record) | |
| Transcript of academic record sent via Express Post (Quebec/Ontario) | $ 7.00 |
| Transcript of academic record sent via Express Post (Rest of Canada) | $ 12.00 |
| Transcript of academic record sent via Express Post (USA) | $ 23.00 |
| Transcript of academic record sent via Globex (Western Europe) | $ 27.00 |
| Transcript of academic record sent via Globex (Eastern Europe) | $ 47.00 |
| Transcript of academic record sent via Globex (Asia & Australia) | $ 38.00 |
| Transcript of academic record sent via Globex (South America & Carribean) | $ 40.00 |
| Transcript of academic record sent via Globex (Africa & Middle East) | $ 50.00 |
