加拿大阿卡迪亚大学研究生学费信息

uition - International Students

Tuition Fees for MA and MSc students admitted Part-time

Students who are admitted part-time to a MA degree program will pay the above mentioned program fee over 2 years. Students who are admitted part-time to a MSc/MR degree program will pay the above mentioned program fees over 4 years.

Leave of Absence Fees

*Those students on Maternity/Parental Leave or Illness Leave are ONLY required to pay the above mentioned fee in the event that they choose to maintain computer network, email, and library access during the period of the leave.

Other Academic Fees

Student Organization Fees

Effective with enrolments for September 1997 Acadia charges domestic tuition fees to members of the diplomatic corps, their spouses and dependent children who are full-time students at Acadia University.

ASU Extended Health Plan 2011-2012

Canadian students:
Canadian full-time students attending Acadia University are enrolled in the Acadia Canadian Student Health Plan, which supplements but not replaces the provincial health care plan.  The health plan fee is automatically charged to your student account. Students may opt out of this plan and receive a credit for the fee by showing proof of other comparable health care coverage and signing a waiver form at the Health Plan office (Old SUB Rm 619) no later than September 30, 2011.

Single person, 12 months                                                       $202.01
Family*, 12 months                                                               $463.13

International Students:
All international students are enrolled in the Acadia International Student Health Plan. The health plan fee is automatically charged to your student account. Students may opt out of this plan and receive a credit for the fee by showing proof of other comparable health care coverage and signing a waiver form at the Health Plan Office (Old SUB, Rm 619) no later than September 30, 2011.

Single person, 12 months                                                       $744.05
Family*, 12 months                                                               $1,423.97

ASU Dental Coverage For All Full-time Students

All full-time students attending Acadia University are enrolled in the Acadia Student Dental Plan upon registration. The Dental Plan fee is automatically charged to your student account. Students may opt out of this plan and receive a credit for the fee by signing a waiver form at the Health Plan office (Old SUB Rm 619) no later than September 30, 2011. No exceptions will be allowed after this date. Proof of other comparable coverage is not required.

Single person, 12 months                                                       $135.17
Family*, 12 months                                                               $285.65

MEd students MUST opt into the Medical and Dental Plans if coverage is required. ALL applicable fees will be added to their student account upon registration.

Please note: Insurance premiums are subject to change.

The insurance carrier, the Campus Trust, the Administrator of the plan, and the ASU are bound to keep confidential the following information forwarded to them by the University:

student name, student ID, date of birth, and gender. The information forwarded will be used solely for the purpose of determining the eligibility for benefits and will be retained only as long as the file is active.

* You must contact the Health Plan Administrator before September 30 to add dependents to your policy; otherwise you will be included in the single plan only.

Laptop Computers

ALL graduate students who have completed the registration process are required to provide their own laptop computer. The Acadia approved laptops will be available for purchase from the Acadia website ( http://ts.acadiau.ca/tech-store.html ). Acadia will provide access to the necessary software that is used in connection with their attendance on campus.

Fee Regulations

All fee calculations are made at registration without prejudice and are subject to confirmation and adjustment at a later date. In addition to the handling charge for any cheque returned, the return may result in cancellation of enrolment. Applications for Canada Student Loans (CSL) must be made two to three months prior to registration and through the Student Aid Office of the Department of Education in the province of permanent residence. Approved applicants are issued a Certificate of Eligibility. This is subject to an assignment towards payment of fees at the time of approval by the university at registration. These loans must then be negotiated at a registered postal outlet within thirty (30) days of signing by the university. Students financing their education through scholarships or through external sponsors must present proof of this at registration, or failing this have made prior arrangements to enable payment of amounts required at registration. Late arrangements for payment will result in interest being charged. Enrolment may be cancelled for non-payment of fees.

Full-time Students All fees are due and payable prior to or at registration.

1. A full-time student registered for the fall-winter semester, however, may pay fees in two
    instalments.
2. A full-time student registered for either the fall or winter semester is required to pay 100% prior
    to or at registration.

Graduate students receiving Acadia Graduate Awards or external scholarships are permitted to use this funding to pay fees. Please consult with the Graduate Studies Officer for further assistance.

Part-time Students All fees are due and payable, in full, at registration.

Late Payment 
Interest will be charged monthly at a rate of the then current Bank of Montreal prime plus 5%, on any outstanding balance as of the last working Thursday of the month following registration until such time as the account is paid in full. Where a student has elected to pay fees in two installments, no interest will be charged on the second installment until the last working Thursday of the month following the first day of classes in January of that academic year.

Students who have outstanding accounts are:
1. Not permitted to register again,
2. Not permitted to receive of have sent an official transcript of their record,
3. Not recommended for any degree or diploma, until the debt has been paid,
4. Not permitted to access grade information.

Regulations Regarding Cancellation/Withdrawal

Full-time students: Students must complete an academic withdrawal form obtainable from the Registrar's Office. This requirement applies at any time of the year, irrespective of the reason for withdrawal or whether the student is registered for one or two semesters. Students ceasing their studies without completing withdrawal forms or notifying the Registrar's Office in writing automatically incur academic course drop penalties and are not eligible for adjustments to their fees.

Academic Fees 
Students withdrawing from university during the academic year (September to April) are charged for academic and student organization fees of 5% per week for each week or partial week of attendance, based upon information contained in the Academic Withdrawal Form. Students registered only in either the fall or winter semester are charged 10% per week. No academic fee adjustment is made after the tenth week in either fall or winter semester.

Acadia Graduate Awards
Payment of Acadia Graduate Awards will cease immediately upon termination of enrolment in any graduate program.

Part-time students 
Students withdrawing from courses must inform the Registrar's Office of this in writing. Withdrawal is effective the day the Registrar's Office receives this written information. Refunds and course withdrawal penalties are calculated as of this day. Non-attendance, or merely informing the instructor of intention to withdraw, is not accepted as equivalent to withdrawal. Students are charged 5% of the course fee per lecture day for full courses and 10% of the course fee per lecture day for half courses. For these purposes a lecture day is three scheduled hours of class.

Regulations Regarding Dismissal

Where a student is dismissed by the university from either, or both, residence or the university, the withdrawal regulations regarding academic fees, residence fees, scholarships and meal cards shall be applied in the same manner as for a withdrawal initiated by the student. The date upon which such dismissal takes effect will be the date used by the university for the purpose of determining the amount of these fees payable to the university by the student.

Income Tax Exemption

Students are responsible for downloading their Tuition,  and Education Credit Certificate, Income Tax T-2202A form, from the Registrar's Office website.