Fees

Fees were accurate at the time of publishing. Tuition fees are located on each program page. The fees quoted, both domestic and international, include the Mandatory Non-Tuition Related Incidental Fee that is outlined below. Failure to pay fees may result in the withdrawal of an offer of admission. It is essential that students pay fees by the stipulated deadline dates.

Fees are subject to change. Fees may vary for programs that are shorter or longer than the standard two-semester duration or for programs with deregulated fee schedules.

Equipment deposits and/or a co-operative education fee (co-op fee) and/or lab fees may apply to some programs.

Annual fees are due at the billing date. Part-time fees will vary based on course load.

Refunds

A refund for a course or program will be issued only if a student applies to the Office of Registrar by the close of business on or before the tenth school day of the course or program.

Note: $100 ($500 for international students) is non-refundable along with any penalty charges (e.g. late, split).

Explanation of Mandatory Non-Tuition Related Incidental Fee 2010/2011

In addition to basic tuition fees, all programs require the payment of mandatory non-tuition related incidental fees. New fees and increases to these fees are approved by a Fee Protocol Committee and by Humber’s Board of Governors.

Fees for the 2010/2011 academic year have been approved. The fees for the 2010/2011 academic year are:

• Student Government including dental plan $304.70
• Athletics    $127.12
• Technology Fee    $175.70
• College Services Fee (Convocation, I.D. Card, Transcripts, Administrative Services, Orientation)   $265.96

Total Fee Allocation (per two semesters): $873.48

Note: There is a similar pro-rated breakdown of fees for part-time courses. Details are available in the Office of the Registrar.

Residence Fees

Visit the Humber Residence website for rates.