Undergraduate and Graduate Fees
Undergraduate Fees | Undergraduate students are assessed tuition and general fees as listed in the fee chart. Each academic session has its own deadline dates. Please refer to the fees schedule for this academic year's deadline dates. |
Graduate Fees | Please refer to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and the Faculty of Environmental Design calendars for additional information on graduate fees. |
Audit Fees | Audit fee rates for undergraduate-level courses (except MD and LLB): Per full course $486.00 Per half course $243.00 Per quarter course $121.50 Per eighth course $60.75 In addition to the tuition fees, students auditing courses must pay appropriate general fees as indicated in the fee chart. Where applicable, the international student fee differential will be assessed. |
Nursing | Fees are assessed by and are payable to the Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà whether the student is attending the Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà or Medicine Hat College campus when admitted to the University of Calgary Nursing program. |
Co-operative Education/ Internship Course Fees | A non-refundable fee of $50.00 is payable upon admission to the Co-operative Education or Internship program. Students may pay this admission fee at the Fee Office.
Co-operative Education half course
Co-operative Education quarter course
Internship half course Full-time Co-operative Education/Internship students are required to pay Students' Union fees and Student Health and Dental Plan fees. Campus Recreation and Interuniversity Athletic fees are not charged; however, if the student concurrently registers in other Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà courses, compulsory general fees in total will be charged. Where applicable, the international student fee differential will be assessed. Co-operative Education/Internship fees are non-refundable once the student has registered in the course. |
Distance Education Off-Campus Credit Fees | Fees for off-campus credit courses will be assessed at the time of registration in the course(s) and are due and payable by the prescribed deadlines. |
Exchange Students | The amount of tuition fees assessed and the institution to which fees are to be paid are determined by the Exchange agreement that is in effect at the time of the commencement of the program. Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà OUTGOING Exchange students will automatically be opted out of the Student Health and Dental Plan. To opt into the plan, students must complete the appropriate opt-in form available from the Canadian Student Health Network office or from their exchange coordinator. Students will automatically be assessed the Bursary Fund donation and if they wish to opt out, must complete the opt-out form available in the master timetable. INCOMING Exchange students will not be automatically assessed for either the Student Health and Dental Plan fee or the fund raising fee. These students should contact the Student Health and Dental Plan Office if they wish to obtain insurance. Completion of the Change of Donation form is required if the student chooses to opt into the fund raising campaign. Inquiries regarding assessments should be directed to the Exchange student advisors in the Office of the Registrar. |
Faculty of Social Work (Edmonton and Lethbridge Divisions) | Students who are admitted to the University of Calgary's Faculty of Social Work program but are attending the University of Lethbridge or the University of Alberta campus will be assessed the Áù¾ÅÉ«ÌÃ's tuition fee rates. They will also be assessed for the fund raising campaign but can opt out of this fee by completing the Change of Donation form. Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà general fees will not be assessed; however, students will be responsible for paying the required general fees of the institution that they are attending. These fees are to be paid at the Fee Office of the University of Calgary. Inquiries regarding fees may be directed to the program co-ordinator at the institution which the student is attending or to the Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà Fee Office. |
Fees - Senior Citizens | The Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà waives tuition and compulsory incidental fees related only to undergraduate level courses for senior citizens and their spouses. The senior citizen must be a resident of Alberta and is defined as an individual who is 65 years of age or older by the deadline to pay the balance of fees for any particular academic session. Students must pay the appropriate application fee and, where designated, mandatory supplementary fees for courses. If the student registers for a locker, this fee will also be assessed. Students' Union, Campus Recreation, and Interuniversity Athletic fees are waived; however, if senior citizens wish to use any of these services, they must pay the required fees by the deadline date. Any senior citizens who register as full-time students will be assessed the Students' Union Bursary, as well as the Health and Dental Plan fees and must opt out using forms available at the Office of the Registrar. Senior citizens must contact the Office of the Registrar to have their fees waived. |
Fees - International Students | All international students are required to pay a differential fee. The required additional fees must be paid at the same time as the regular tuition and general fees. Failure to pay the additional tuition fee by the deadlines prescribed for receipt of all fees will result in cancellation of the international student's registration and admission to the Áù¾ÅÉ«ÌÃ. International students whose immigration status changes will be required to provide proof of new status before the change in fee assessment will be made. A change in a student's immigration status will not alter the student's fee assessment unless notification is submitted to the Office of the Registrar by the deadline date for payment of fees for the session. Note: Applicants who are in Canada on a Work Permit or dependents of persons on a Work Permit are required to pay these additional fees (unless the dependents are Canadians or Landed Immigrants). |
Mandatory Supplementary Fees for Courses | Course supplementary fees are charged to students for materials or services associated with particular courses or sections of courses. Students will be notified of the additional fees in three ways: (1) mandatory supplementary fees will be described and listed in course outlines; (2) such fees will be published in the Course Registration and Planning Guide; and (3) such fees will be noted on the student's Fee Statement/Confirmation of Registration available from the Office of the Registrar. Departments/instructors are not permitted to charge mandatory supplementary fees which are not assessed by the Office of the Registrar. Students may be charged a laboratory breakage fee by departments. Mandatory supplementary fees for courses will be payable to the Fee Office at the University of Calgary by the same deadline dates for all fee assessments and are not refundable after the last day to change courses for the session(s) in which the course is being offered. The following general principles are applicable to course supplementary fees: 1. Operating revenues (including tuition fees) should provide for credit instruction, which includes the following:
(a) Evaluation of work/performance which includes
practicums, marking of papers, examinations and other
assignments. 2. Mandatory supplementary fees for courses are those which may be considered for special materials or services not included under general principle #1, if deemed necessary for the successful completion of the course as approved by the Vice-President (Finance & Services). 3. Optional supplementary costs are those which may be incurred for materials which become the property of the student and for which the student has the option of obtaining from a variety of sources. Examples include but are not limited to the following: art supplies, equipment which would become the property of the student, laboratory coats, laboratory manuals, and materials which are reproduced (all of which could, and probably should, be purchased through a University retail outlet). |
These principles do not apply to courses offered off-campus. Questions regarding mandatory supplementary fees can be directed to the Office of the Registrar, the Fee Office or the department initiating the fee. | |
Postgraduate Medical Education | A tuition fee of $874.00 yearly will be charged to all residents/fellows enrolled in postgraduate medical education. This tuition fee will be prorated for the resident who is in attendance for less than twelve months. The above fees will be assessed at the time of registration with the Faculty of Medicine Office. All fees will be waived on a reciprocal basis for Canadian medical school residents taking electives at the University. Residents/fellows will be sent a confirmation of their fee assessment with the fees due and payable by the date noted on the assessment. All fees are payable to the Fee Office at the University of Calgary. |