
Financial Assistance
Canadian citizens and landed immigrants/ permanent residents accepted into a ministry-approved program which leads to a Conestoga certificate or diploma may apply for financial assistance under the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP).
For more information, please contact the Financial Aid Office at 519-748-5220 ext. 3202.
The Ontario Special Bursary Plan
The Ontario Special Bursary Plan provides assistance to people with low family incomes who want
to return to school. The amount of money you are eligible for is based on your calculated financial
need. This bursary considers tuition and compulsory fees, books and equipment costs, school-related
travel costs and child-care costs. If you are interested in more information about the bursary,
please call 519-748-5220, ext. 3202.
Continuing Education Bursary
Applications must be in 3 weeks prior to the start of your course.
The J. David Stewart Memorial Award
This award established in memory of J. David Stewart former Director of Continuing Education recognizes a student who displays a pursuit and drive for knowledge, a commitment to lifelong learning and a sense of community.
Applications for the 2011 award are now open. Please download the application form (pdf) to apply.
Administrative Fee
Continuing Education students enrolled in
courses and programs pay an administrative fee
of 44¢ per student credit hour to a maximum of
$21.12. If the College cancels a course, the full
administrative fee will be refunded.
Continuing Education Graduation/Alumni Fee
This per program fee of $34 provides for all
services related to graduation, convocation and
the Alumni Association.
Resources Enhancement Fee
Continuing Education students pay a fee which
is used to enhance and upgrade the equipment
and facilities for all C.E. students at the College.
A fee of 46¢ per student credit hour is charged
to a maximum of $22.08 per course.
Student Priority Fee
This fee funds services, projects and initiatives
of direct benefit to students. The priorities
are set jointly by the College and Conestoga
Student Incorporated (C.S.I.). The fee applies
to courses that are part of certificate/diploma/
degree programs as well as general education
electives. Fees are charged at 22¢ per credit
hour to a maximum of $10.56 per course.
Income Tax receipts will be issued by the end of February, to all Continuing Education students that qualify. Please refer to the Income Tax Guide or visit their Website at www.rc.gc.ca to determine eligibility for tuition and education tax credits. Please allow 2 weeks for processing.
Tuition
Tuition fees are subject to review on an annual
basis. Tuition fees are not transferable from
one semester to another. Many courses and
seminars offered through Continuing Education
are subject to HST.
Reduced Fees for Senior Citizens
Part-time students, age 60 or over, may take most
courses for a reduced tuition fee. This discount
applies to tuition fees (does not apply to supplies,
equipment, tuition fees for seminars and tuition
fees for some specialty courses). Please contact
the Registrar’s Office, 519-748-5220, ext. 3465, to
confirm your tuition fee discount.
Returned Cheques
A fee of $30 will be charged for each cheque
returned to us by your bank, due to nonsufficient
funds, stopped payment, incorrect
account number, etc.
Post-Dated Cheques
Do not submit post-dated cheques. Your application and cheque may be returned to you.
Credit Card Transactions
If your VISA/Mastercard/American Express
transaction is declined your registration cannot
be processed.
Duplicate Receipts/Confirmation of Registration
If you have not
received your confirmation within 3 weeks of
submitting your application to registration you
must contact the Registration Office at
519-748-3550.
Course Transfer Fee
A $25 Course Transfer Fee will be charged
to students requesting to change courses in
which they are registered within the refund
period/registration deadline for the course.
The fee must be paid at the time the transfer
is requested. If request is made by telephone,
students must supply their credit card
information as payment. If request is made in
person, payment will be accepted by cash, debit,
cheque or credit card.
Students wishing to withdraw from a course after the start date must contact the Registrar's Office. A mark of "W" will be assigned if withdrawal is prior to 75% of course completion. A mark of "F" (academic penalty) will be assigned if withdrawal is after 75% of completion. Failure to attend does not constitute a withdrawal.
To withdraw and request a refund from a course, the Registrar's Office must be notified within the time period specified in the "Refund Policy" on the Confirmation of Registration and student identification number must be provided. We regret that exceptions to the refund policy cannot be made for students who register late in a course. After the start of the first class, refunds for supplies and/or association fees may not be issued.