Tuition and Fees

For the 2022/2023 academic year, fees for full-time undergraduate programs for domestic Ontario students range from $7,048 to $11,156 and fees for domestic out-of-province students range from $7,544 to $11,986.

See Undergraduate Tuition and Fees for a full breakdown of fees by program, year level, enrolments (billing units), and fee category. 

The fee ranges above are based on enrolment in 100% course load, or five to seven billing units. One billing unit is generally equal to one course enrolment. 

• Five to seven billing units are assessed the same fees.
• Four or more billing units is considered full time enrolment at TMU

For the 2022/2023 academic year, fees for full-time undergraduate programs for international students range from $31,811 to $38,472.

See Undergraduate Tuition and Fees for a full breakdown of fees by program, year level, enrolments (billing units), and fee category. 

The fee ranges above are based on enrolment in 100% course load, or five to seven billing units. One billing unit is generally equal to one course enrolment. 

• Five to seven billing units are assessed the same fees.
• Four or more billing units is considered full time enrolment at TMU

Graduate fees are charged by semester and vary if you are in a full-time or a part-time program. It can also vary if you are assessed one of the following three fee rates: Domestic Ontario, Domestic out-of-province or International. See Graduate Tuition and Fees for a full breakdown of graduate fees by program.

Chang School courses are billed by course, and fees are assessed and due at the time of enrolment.

Full-time undergraduate degree students should be aware that Chang School course enrolments are billed in addition to undergraduate fees and follow the Chang School course drop refund deadlines, opens in new window. Fees are due at the time of enrolment, and can be paid through online banking. Late fees will be assessed at the beginning of the next month. For more details on how to pay through online banking, visit the How to Pay Your Fees page.

Fees for part-time undergraduate degree students enrolling into Chang School courses that apply toward program requirements are assessed based on billing units and are due on the undergraduate tuition payment deadline at the start of the term.

All tuition, ancillary fee, student residence and meal plan charges are reflected on your MyServiceHub account. Account Summary, on your Student Center on MyServiceHub, displays your current fee balance: 

• A positive balance indicates that you owe fees.
• A negative balance indicates that you have a credit.

To view details on your account, click on the Account Inquiry link in your Student Center on MyServiceHub. Here you can confirm:

• Charges due
• Detailed breakdown of charges
• Detailed breakdown of your course enrolments and billing units
• Payments made to your account

A number of account statements can also be accessed via MyServiceHub, including:

• T2202 Tax Receipt
• Account Statement

An official Proof of Enrolment Letter can also be requested via the Request a Letter link on your Student Center on MyServiceHub, and can be used to confirm your enrolments in order to access your RESP and other funding sources.

If you drop your course you may receive a full or partial credit based on the applicable drop deadlines.

• Undergraduate Calendar Significant Dates
• Graduate Calendar Significant Dates
• Chang School Important Dates, opens in new window

Undergraduate and graduate students may not receive a credit for dropped courses as fees are assessed based on billing units. See Undergraduate Fees or Graduate Fees above for more information.

Disputes of charges are only considered through the Fee Appeal Process, and are considered on the basis of medical, compassionate and/or procedural grounds.

Refunds

Students with a credit balance on their MyServiceHub account, will in some cases have their refunds processed automatically. If your refund is not processed automatically, you can request a refund by clicking on the Request a Refund link in your Student Center on MyServiceHub.

• Refund requests are processed within five business days.
• If you have received OSAP funding, bursaries or other awards, your refund request will be assessed by Student Financial Assistance to confirm refund eligibility.
• Once the refund request has been processed, your account balance on MyServiceHub will be adjusted. 

If the refund is for a payment made online using a credit card (e.g. Chang School course enrolment), the refund will be issued back to the credit card.  

• It can take up to five business days from the date your refund was processed to see your refund reflected on your credit card statement.

All other refunds are issued by cheque, including for payments made through online banking or by credit card in-person at the ServiceHub.

• Refund cheques are mailed to the mailing address on file on your MyServiceHub account. Confirm, and if necessary, update your mailing address on MyServiceHub before requesting your refund.
• It can take up to thirty business days from the date your refund was processed to receive your refund cheque in the mail.

Tuition and fees will be posted on your MyServiceHub student account for the fall term in early August and for the winter term in late September. As fees are based on course enrolment and/or course intentions, your posted fees may change if your course enrolments and/or intentions are adjusted.

Chang School courses are posted and are due upon enrolment. Please review the Chang School website, opens in new window for information on how to pay tuition fees and the Chang School Calendar of Significant Dates, opens in new window

Visit How to Pay Your Fees for information on how to pay your tuition and fees and the Undergraduate Calendar Significant Dates for payment deadlines.

The TMSU Health and Dental Plan, external link, opens in new window is assessed for all full-time undergraduate and graduate students. If you have alternative health coverage, you may opt out directly with TMSU by the applicable deadlines.

The TMAPS Health and Dental Plan, external link, opens in new window is assessed for all part-time undergraduate students. If you have alternative health coverage, you may opt out directly with TMAPS by the applicable deadlines.

The RGSU Health and Dental Plan is assessed for all full-time graduate program students. If you have alternative health coverage, you may opt out directly with RGSU by the applicable deadlines.

Students who must take a reduced course load due to their disability pay no more in tuition and applicable ancillary fees for completion of their program than a student without a disability completing the same program, as per the PDF fileEqualization of Tuition for Students with Disabilities Senate Policy #159.

Late Fees on outstanding account balances are charged monthly, on the third business day of the month. Monthly late fees are 1.25% (16.08% effective annual rate).

Holds 

A hold will be applied to your account by Collections Services if your fees are 31 days or more past due.  

• If you have a hold, it will be posted in the Holds section of your Student Center in MyServiceHub. If you click on the hold, you will see the details regarding the hold such as any impacts or restrictions that are applied until you clear the obligations related to the hold.
• Holds restrict you from accessing certain services, such as enrolling in courses, requesting transcripts, viewing your grades.  

See the Collections Services website for additional information on the impacts of holds.

If you have a hold for overdue fees on your account (i.e. SF1, SF2 or COL), contact Collections Services at 416-979-5071 or collections@torontomu.ca. A Collections Officer will be able to help you to advise you on impacts and help you to make payment arrangements.