
The Board of Governors annually approves a Fee Schedule for tuition and incidental fees for the College. Tuition covers only part of the costs associated with a college education. The tuition fee and other specific fees can be claimed as a deduction for income tax purposes, subject to tax regulations.
Tuition is normally calculated and billed on a two-semester basis if both semesters fall within the same academic year*. In programs scheduled for more than two semesters the length of the program determines the amount of tuition.
*Note: Fees for the next academic year (September 2012 - August 2013) will be set in May 2012.
Students in these programs are expected to complete in less than one year. Program length is indicated in weeks. Fees are not reduced for statutory holidays, but no fees are charged for the December holiday break.
Tuition for part time courses is calculated on a rate per hour. Some incidental fees may apply
If an international student acquires Canadian citizenship or permanent residence status during a semester in which a student is registered in a program, the fees for international students continue to be applicable for that semester. The fees payable by Canadian citizens and permanent residents apply only to the next semester in which the student is registered.
Incidental fees are billed to the student each academic year at the same time as tuition is billed. All fees on the student's bill are mandatory; however, CSI Health Plan Fees will be refunded with proof of alternate coverage. (See Conestoga Students Inc. (CSI) Fees - Opting Out/Premium Refund)
This per/semester fee is assessed to full time, fee-paying students in Degree Diploma and Certificate programs. It pays for items such as:
This per/semester fee provides for all services related to graduation, convocation, and the Alumni Association.
This fee supports the process of ensuring students in certain programs meet all medical criteria requirements for participation in work experience placements. This includes medical reviews by college nurses and access to on-campus testing/immunization clinics. Hepatitis B immunization for students who require it is available at an additional cost.
All students in co-op programs pay a non-refundable fee to offset costs involved with the wide variety of co-op services provided including marketing of students to potential employers, job search assistance, and monitoring of the work terms.
The Program Services Fee is billed in equal payments over the number of academic terms in which a student is registered in the program as follows:
Fees for the 2011/12 Academic Year
*Note:
Some programs levy this fee for specific purposes such as special supplies, uniforms, etc.
All full time, fee-paying students at the Cambridge and Doon campuses must pay this fee, which assists in offsetting the costs of the intercollegiate athletics program, the intramural program, and provides access to the Recreation Centre for the academic year. Full time students at other campuses, who are not obliged to pay the compulsory athletic fee, may purchase a student membership at a student rate equal to the athletic fee or buy a day pass.
This fee funds services, projects, and initiatives of direct benefit to students. The priorities are set jointly by the College and the CSI.
This fee assists in offsetting the cost of providing Cambridge, Doon, Guelph, and Waterloo students with up-to-date computer equipment, software, and services (for example access to e-mail and the Internet).
Tuition: $5.59 per course hour ($25 per course is non-refundable).
International students pay $28.50 per course hour.
Priority fee: $0.22 per hour to a maximum of $10.56/course
Administrative fee: $0.44 per hour to a maximum of $21.12 per course
Technology fee: $0.46 per hour to a maximum of $22.08 per course
An audit fee will be charged to students auditing a course (course hourly rate apply)
This fee is charged when a letter is requested from the Registrar's Office, or a form must be completed, verifying current or past enrollment. A Request for Letter Form is available for this purpose.
This per/semester fee provides for all services related to graduation, convocation, and the Alumni Association.
If a duplicate copy of a Document of Recognition is required, the request must be made in writing to the Registrar's Office. A General Request Form is available for this purpose. Documents that can be requested are Certificates, Ontario Graduate Certificates, Ontario College Diplomas, Ontario College Advanced Diplomas, Ontario College Graduate Certificates, Degrees, Affirmations and Statements of Participation.
If an Affirmation or Statement of Participation is required, the request must be made in writing to the Registrar's Office. A General Request Form is available for this purpose.
Although the cost of General Education courses is covered in tuition, students who do not return their selection by the due date will be charged a late fee.
A late fee will be charged if fees are not received (or arrangements made for a payment deferral) by the due date specified by the Registrar's Office.
A system of paid parking is in place at Cambridge, Doon, Guelph and Waterloo. You must display your valid parking permit on your car windshield if you park at the Cambridge, Doon, Guelph or Waterloo campus lots between 6 am and 4pm, Monday through Friday.
For information on regulations, rates and refunds, contact Security Services at Doon (519) 748-5220, ext. 3357 or Campus Administration at Guelph (519) 824-9390 or at Waterloo (519) 885-0300.
The fee associated with assessment of prior learning (RPL) varies each academic year. Contact the Registrar's office for the exact amount and a RPL registration form.
A processing fee is charged to individuals requiring an assessment of qualifications and processing of personal information for various purposes such as requests for transfer to another program, readmission to a program or entrance to a program that does not use Ontario Application Services (ontariocolleges.ca).
Each cheque returned by a student's bank, for any reason, is assessed a return cheque fee. This fee offsets some of the bank charges and administrative costs involved in the collection and reprocessing of the cheque.
To register for a supplemental, you must submit payment to the Registrar's Office along with the completed and signed Authorization for Supplemental form. Please keep your copy of your payment receipt for income tax purposes.
This fee is charged to help offset the administrative costs of creating duplicate T2202A certificates.
Applicants who do not meet the program's English, Mathematics, Chemistry and/or Biology admission requirements may be tested to assess program eligibility. A fee is charged for this service.
This fee, which includes GST, is charged for each copy. Note: Official transcripts will not be issued to students with outstanding tuition, residence or incidental fees.
This fee, levied by Conestoga Students Inc., allows the CSI to provide representation, services and to organize activities for students at the Cambridge, Doon, Guelph, Stratford, and Waterloo campuses. Fees are collected by the College on behalf of the Student Association. Fees vary per campus/course load.
This fee applies to all CSI members depending upon campus/course load and is allocated for capital purchases and other initiatives deemed of benefit to students.
This fee applies to all CSI members and provides membership in the College Student Alliance.
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