Description of Fees

Application Fees: This amount is required to process applications. The application fee and tuition deposit are non-refundable and non-transferable.

This amount includes program fees and placement tests fees. It consists of a $50 charged to all students.

Full-time students:This tuition is based on our discounted full-time tuition rates for the assigned program. This fee also includes access to your course materials and the managemnet learning platform. Full-time courses will be available starting Fall I & Fall II.
Part-time students: This tuition is based on our discounted part-time tuition rates for the assigned program. his fee also includes access to your course materials and the managemnet learning platform.
Medical Insurance: This is not a requiremnet during pandemic time as programs will be delivered virtually and reach you weherever you are.
However, all students will be required to have medical insurance when we start processing your application to study with us in person.

Room/Meal Plan: When we start accepting international applications for our in-person programs, students may choose to live in housings arranged by us. The costs of housing varies and based on the availability and the students' choices for private rooms, shared rooms (two or more of our language students) or whole condos. For certain housing, meal plans will be offered. With that being said, students are not required to coordinate their acconodation with us. If you are interested in this option, you have book your accomodation with our housing and transportation coordinator at least 3 months before your arrival to Canada.

Canadian Visa: To get official information on getting a study or work permit for Canada, please visit the IRCC website
What type of visa do I need?
This depends on your country of nationality:
- Students from countries that need a visa: These students need to apply for a Temporary Resident Visa for courses with a duration of 6 months or less. Still, a Study Permit is required for longer periods.
- Students from visa waiver countries: They do not need a visa for courses of less than 6 months. Still, a Study Permit is required for longer periods. Find out more by clicking here.
If you plan to study in Canada for 6 months or less, you can do so with a temporary resident visa. ... If you plan to study in Canada for more than 6 months, you have to apply for a student permit. The school will provide a letter of acceptance to support your temporary resident visa or student permit application

Tuition Fees