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Fees and Expenses
Redeemer University College has made every effort to keep the cost
of education affordable. What follows is a detailed listing of the fees
that are required for the 2012–13 academic year. It does not include
books (estimated at $300 to $600 per term) or personal items.
Tuition, Food and Housing
Full Academic Year
(8+ courses/24+ credit hours) 2012–13
Tuition (full year) $14,290
Housing (full year) $4,392
Food Plan (choose one)*
• Bronze
• Silver
• Gold
$2,040
$2,240
$2,440
By Term
(4+ courses/12+ credit hours) 2012-13
Tuition (per term) $7,145
Housing (per term) $2,196
Food Plan (choose one)*
• Bronze
• Silver
• Gold
$1,020
$1,120
$1,220
* Students living in residence are required to go online and choose which food plan best
suits their needs. Those who do not choose a food plan will be automatically enrolled in the
Bronze Student Food Plan. Students have the opportunity to upgrade their food plan. Deadlines
will be provided.
Full-time Student Fees
(4+ courses/12+ credit hours) 2012-13
Redeemer Student Fee (per course) $22.11
Ombudsman Fee (per course) $0.39
Student Senate Fee (per course) $12
Transit Fee (no refunds) $160
Transit Fee (winter only) $80
Students taking fewer than four courses (12 credit hours) in a term
will be charged on a per-course basis, if that results in a lower total
charge. Students who have been granted permission by the Registrar
to take more than 6.25 courses will be charged on a per-course basis
for those courses over 6.25. Students may register in more than
5.75 courses only with permission of the Registrar and are limited
to overloading (six or more courses) twice during their studies.
Furthermore, students are required to pay for the minimum number of
courses they are required to complete, less letter of permission courses.
In some cases where students take only four courses a term and spread
a 40-course program over five years, it may result in the accumulation
of pre-paid tuition. Students in this situation must apply for pre-paid
tuition evaluation prior to the start of the academic year. Consult the
Registrar’s Office for more information.
The housing cost is for townhouse-style residences. There are also a limited
number of apartment-style units available primarily for married students.
Please contact Campus Services for details of availability and cost.
If paying in U.S. funds, please check with the Business Office at
business-office@redeemer.ca regarding the applicable exchange rate.
Regular Fees and Deposits (2012–13)
Application Fee $40
International Application Fee $120
Housing Deposit $250
Enrolment Deposit $250
Key Deposit
Mandatory Medical Insurance
(international students only)
* Rates subject to change
$50 per key
$500 per year for 8-month coverage*
Application Fee
This fee is due upon application for admission to the university.
See page 15 for more information.
Student Fees
The student fees include the Student Senate Fee, the Transit Fee,
the Ombudsman Fee, and the Redeemer Student Fee which covers
the following areas: Student Life and Orientation, Athletics and
Intramurals, Information Technology and Library Services.
Part-time Studies Fees
2012–13 Fall and Winter Sessions
Enrolment in More Than One But Fewer
Than 4 Courses/12 Credit Hours:
Full course (3 credits) $1,428
Full course (audit) $714
Half course (1.5 credits) $714
Quarter course (0.75 credits) $357
Part-Time Student Fees:
Redeemer Student Fee (per course) $22.11
Ombudsman Fee (per course) $0.39
Student Senate Fee (per course) $12
Optional: Student Transit Fee (no refunds) $160
Optional: Student Transit Fee (winter only) $80
Enrolment in a Single Course:
Full course (3 credits) $762
Full course (audit) $381
Half course (1.5 credits) $381
Quarter course (0.75 credits) $190.50
Seniors (65 years of age and older) are entitled to one free course per
term. Any additional courses are assessed at the regular tuition rate.
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