COSTS & FINANCIAL AID
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Tuition & fees
The Quebec government determines tuition rates based on who you are and where you live.
Approximate costs for one academic year (from September 2021 to April 2022) in Canadian dollars.
| TUITION AND COMPULSORY FEES (Full-time - 30 credits) |
CANADIAN CITIZENS AND PERMANENT RESIDENTS |
NON-CANADIAN CITIZENS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quebec residents | Out-of-province residents (and citizens of France and Belgium and others*) |
International students | |
| Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Education Bachelor of Science |
$4,760 |
$10,325 |
$21,720 – $24,040 |
| Bachelor of Administration Bachelor of Commerce |
$5,070 | $10,630 | $26,255 – $28,995 |
| Bachelor of Engineering Bachelor of Computer Science |
$4,800 | $10,360 | $23,945 – $26,475 |
| Bachelor of Fine Arts | $4,915 | $10,480 | $21,875 – $24,190 |
| Health and dental insurance plan (optional for Quebec and out-of-province residents, mandatory for international students)* | $206 |
$206 ($1,176 for French and Belgian citizens) |
$1,176 |
| OTHER POTENTIAL EXPENSES | |||
| Books and supplies | $2,250 | ||
| Transportation (with student discount) | $424 | ||
| On-campus housing | |||
| Residence (room and fees). Room costs vary by floor plan. | $3,850 – $8,200 | ||
| Meal plan (mandatory for students living in Concordia residences) | $4,975 | ||
| Off-campus living | |||
| Monthly approximation $900 rent, $150 utilities and $700 food | $14,000 | ||
*Certain conditions required. See International fee exemptions.
Some international students may qualify for lower tuition.
Government loans
We're here to help, through our Financial Aid and Awards Office, as you apply for provincial and federal student loans. With support for U.S. loan applicants too.
Scholarships, bursaries and other awards
All applicants are automatically considered for entrance scholarships. Depending on your financial situation, you may also be eligible to apply for a bursary.
For international students
Tuition and fees at Concordia are relatively low, which is a big draw for many of our students. We do have some financial awards for international students!
French classes cost less
All students from outside Quebec benefit from reduced fees for French classes.
Paid internships
Many programs offer the chance to do full-time work in fields relevant to your field of study, while earning credit towards your degree.
Find a job on campus
Concordia students work at the Bookstore, in IT support, and at alumni events, just to name a few examples!
Work-study
This program, for students in financial need, lets you work up to 20 hours a week in administrative, research or technical positions at Concordia.
Career planning & advice
Unclear about your career goals or what to do with your degree? Career and Planning Services (CAPS) can help you find the resources you need, research careers, get ready for the job market, and connect with employers.
See yourself here
Attend an orientation session to get aquainted with the range of services for Concordia students – and how they can make your life easier.
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