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COSTS & FINANCIAL AID

Tuition & fees

The Quebec government determines tuition rates based on who you are and where you live.

Estimated costs in Canadian dollars for one year of full-time studies (30 credits).

Tuition and compulsory fees by degree type
Quebec residents Out-of-province Canadians & permanent residents French & Francophone Belgian citizens* US & international students*
Arts / Education / Science $4,933 $10,714 $22,899 – $27,018
Administration / Commerce $5,085 $10,866 $27,278 – $32,120
Engineering / Computer Science $4,973 $10,753 $25,126 – $29,607
Fine Arts $5,038 $10,818 $23,004 – $27,123
All programs: Health & dental insurance plan $234
(Optional for Canadian citizens and permanent residents)
$1,344
OTHER POTENTIAL EXPENSES
Books and supplies $2,250
Public transportation (with student discount) $432 ($54/month)
Goods and services (Personal care, cell phone plan, entertainment, leisure, etc.)
$2,832 ($354/month)
On-campus housing
Residence room and fees (Room costs vary by room type)
$3,917 – $8,800
Meal plan (mandatory if living in residence) $4,975
Off-campus living
Apartment rental and utilities $8,040 ($1,005/month)
Food and domestic supplies $3,200 ($400/month)

*Certain conditions required. See International fee exemptions.

Some international students may qualify for lower tuition.

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.

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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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