昆特兰理工大学学费信息一览

Tuition & Fees

The following is information on tuition, fees and refunds for international students. (new Student Association Fees shown below are effective Jan 1, 2012):

 Application Fee: $120.00 (non-refundable)

 Tuition: $460 per credit (most courses = 3 credits)

 Library, Technology, and Student Life Fees: $15 per credit

 Student Association Fees:

 Operating Fund: $9 plus $3 per credit to a maximum of $50 per semester

 Bursary Fund: $1 per semester

 Lobby Fund: $0.29 per credit

 SUB Capital Fee: $0.95 per credit

 START Volunteer Program: $0.37 per credit

 Reboot Computer Service: $0.30 per credit

 Peer Counselling: $0.15 per credit

 Advocacy Service: $0.10 per credit

 Clubs and Events: $0.65 per credit

 Social Justice Fee: $0.15 per credit

 Intramurals: $0.25 per credit

 Student Publication Fee: $0.75 per credit

 Canadian Federation of Students: $0.60 per credit to a maximum of $7.20 per semester

 Student Medical/Extended Health Plan: $97.00 per year

 Student Dental Plan: $90.00 per year

 Multipass (transportation pass): $40 per month

All fees are quoted in Canadian dollars and are subject to change without notice. Currency Conversion. Fees are effective for the 2010/2011 academic year. 
For more detailed tuition and fee information for all programs and intake options, visit this page.

Sample Budget for a First Year Business or Arts Student

Budget estimates provided are for the first academic year (2 semesters/8 months) of university studies. Estimates are based on current economic data and will vary according to individual student expenditures.

School Costs

(based on 2 semesters/8 months and 10 3-credit courses)

Living Costs

Fee Calculation Examples

(based on 3-credit courses)

International students must take a minimum 9 credits (approximately equivalent to 3 courses).

Applied Science and Science and Selective Entry program students should budget for higher tuition costs as more credits are required in these programs.

Students from the U.S.A. should be aware that Kwantlen Polytechnic University is authorized to participate in the U.S. Federal Loans program. Kwantlen is also an approved institution by the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs.

Refund Policy—New Students/Re-Admitted Students

New students and re-admitted students pay commitment fees—not registration deposits.

A commitment fee is a non-refundable, non-transferable deposit. Students who fail to register or are registered and withdrawn after paying a commitment fee will forfeit the commitment fee.

Students Whose Study Permits are Denied

If a student’s applicati, on for a study permit is denied by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC),their commitment fee will be refunded, minus a $300 processing fee. Students whose study permits have been denied must submit the original denial letter issued by CIC. Students must submit the study permit denial letter prior to the first day of classes in order to receive a full refund, minus the $300 processing fee.

If a student submits the letter after classes begin and has not registered in classes, they must complete and submit a Request for Variance form in order to be issued the balance of their commitment fee. (Please speak with International Admissions for further information.) If a student submits the letter after classes begin and has remained registered in classes, they will be will be refunded their fees based on the International Education refund policy.

When study permits have been denied, refunds will be issued by cheque or credit card, based on the original method of payment. Those who paid by credit card will be required to submit a full copy of the credit card statement that clearly lists the original Kwantlen payment, the credit card number and the expiry date.

Refund Policy–Current Students

For complete information on our refund policy, visit this page in our official online Calendar.