Fees and Payment Information
Collegiate fees may be paid by cheque, money order, Interac, or online banking (through your financial institution). Cheques and money orders should be made payable to “The University of Winnipeg.”
Please note: The University of Winnipeg Board of Regents reserves the right to change the schedule of fees and refunds without notice.
Revenue Canada does not allow Income Tax deduction claims based on Collegiate fees.
2024-2025 Fees
1. Course Fees
Fee statements will show a breakdown of tuition fees, registration fee, and student association fees.
a) Domestic Students
i. New Students (all grades) - Students will be charged $8950.00 for the full academic year. Students will be eligible to register for up to 10 credits in the year.
ii. Returning Students (all grades) - Students will be charged $8950.00 for the full academic year. Students will be eligible to register for up to 10 credits in the year.
iii. Visiting/Homeschool/Concurrent Students - Students will be a charged a per credit fee of $1200.00.
b) International Students
Full-time International students (taking five or more credits) will be assessed a flat tuition of $18,500.00 CAD which will cover all of the courses taken from September 1, 2024 to August 31, 2025. International students taking fewer than five courses will be assessed course fees of $3,700.00 CAD per credit.
c) Incidental Fees
i. Book and Lab Fee - Every student attending the Collegiate will be assessed a Book and Lab fee of $75.00 per academic year.
ii. Instrumental Band Fee - Collegiate students who register for Instrumental Band (10S, 20S, 30S, or 40S) will be assessed a fee of $100.00.
iii. Outdoor Education Fee - Collegiate students who register for Outdoor Education 31G will be assessed a fee of $125.00.
iv. Graduation Fee - Students who are seeking to earn a high school diploma through the Collegiate will be assessed fee of $340.00 in their graduating year. This fee includes the cost for a graduation cap and gown rental and three tickets to the Collegiate Graduation Dinner.
2. Additional Fees
a) Appeals - Every candidate may, within one week following the publication of final examination results, submit an appeal in writing to The Collegiate Appeals Committee, through the Associate Dean of The Collegiate. A fee of $15.00 CAD will be assessed for each course for which an appeal is entered.
Should the appeal be sustained, the $15.00 CAD fee will be refunded. Appeals with respect to individual items of work should also be directed to the Associate Dean.
b) Application Fee - Canadian applicants must pay a $200.00 CAD application fee (non-refundable). International applicants must pay a $250.00 CAD application fee (non-refundable). Returning students do not pay an application fee.
c) N.S.F. Cheque Fee - Should any student’s cheque be returned for non-sufficient funds, the student will be assessed an additional $45.00 CAD fee.
d) Library Fines - Students who incur library fines must pay the fines in full before a final transcript will be issued.
3. Fee Payment
Canadian students: At time of registration, all Canadian students must pay a deposit of $2,000. The remaining 50% of student fees must be paid by September 30, 2024 and the final 50% of fees must be paid by January 31, 2025. Alternate payment schedules (such as monthly payment plans) must be agreed upon by the Finance Coordinator.
International students: First-time international students must pay full fees prior to receiving the final letter of acceptance. Returning International students are required to pay 50% of total tuition upon acceptance. The final 50% of fees must be paid by January 31, 2024.
A student registering for only one credit MUST pay all fees at registration.
4. Refund Schedule
Tuition fees will be refunded to all students who withdraw completely, or from any part of their study program according to the refund schedule.
NOTE: If fees have not been paid in full, a credit will be applied to any outstanding balance before a refund is calculated.