Print this pageTuition fees and budget (in effect until April 30, 2012)
Tuition fees and other mandatory expenses depend on the program of study and the number of courses you are taking:
Estimated costs*for an international student
(September – April)a
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Example of averageannualtuition and living expenses (over an 8-month period) |
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Saint Paul University Residence |
Off-campus Apartment |
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Tuition Fees and Incidentals* |
9 107 $ à 14 163 $ |
9 107 $ à 14 163 $ |
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Books and School Supplies |
1 200 $ |
1 200 $ |
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Residence |
6 582 $ |
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Rent |
Included |
4 020 $ à 4 420 $ |
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Electricity, Heat and Water |
Included |
800 $ |
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Meals |
2 100 $ à 2 800 $ |
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Food |
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2 400 $ |
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SUB-TOTAL |
18 989 $ à 24 745 $ |
17 527 $ à 22 983 $ |
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Telephone, Cable and/or Internet |
Included |
1 000 $ |
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Long Distance Calls |
200 $ |
200 $ |
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OC Transpo City Bus Pass |
500 $ |
500 $ |
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TOTAL |
19 689 $ à 25 445 $ |
19 227 $ à 24 683 $ |
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*All international students must obtain basic insurance through the University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP). Coverage for one person is $684 for 12 months. |
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a This is an estimated budget to help you plan your expenses; amounts will vary depending on your habits and circumstances (your program, entertainment, housing, and other factors).
b Normally, for undergraduate programs, the academic year includes two sessions.
c Most graduate programs require continuous registration over three sessions per year (fall – winter – spring/summer).
d Cost for one person for the mandatory period of 12 months. UHIP (University Health Insurance Plan) is compulsory for all international students.
