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Housing/Enrolment Deposit
Returning students who apply for housing pay a housing deposit
of $250. New incoming students pay an enrolment deposit of $250
which is due by May 31; after that date the deposit increases to $400.
No room assignment can be made until a deposit has been received.
These deposits are refundable only if a written request for the refund is
received no later than June 15; after that date there will be no refund.
Requests for refund of housing deposits must go to the Student Life
Department and requests for refund of enrolment deposits must go
to the Recruitment Office. Of the $250 deposit, $150 will be used as
a damage deposit and $100 is applied towards housing costs for the
winter term. For new incoming students who do not require housing,
the enrolment deposit is applied to tuition for the winter term. The
$150 damage deposit is refundable or applied to a student’s account
only if no damage (other than normal wear and tear) is incurred during
the year. During check-out, an assessment will be done and any refund
will be forwarded by mail.
Key Deposit
A fully-refundable deposit of $50 is required for each key provided to a
student. The deposit will be refunded (by mailed cheque) or applied to
a student’s account at the end of the year upon receipt of the key by the
established deadlines (contact the Student Life Department for more
information). All full-time and part-time students are required to possess
an on-campus mailbox and students in residence are required to sign out
a key to their residence.
Mandatory Medical Insurance
All students are required to possess medical insurance. Canadian
students are normally covered through provincial insurance plans and
students from the U.S. are typically covered through their parents’
insurance. In cases where a student does not possess provincial
insurance (typically international students), medical insurance is
mandatory and will be automatically billed to the student’s account.
Special Fees (2012–13)
Administrative Fee (for each Letter of Permission course) $25
Transcripts (first copy)
• Additional copies (ordered at same time)
• Rush transcripts (each copy)
• Faxed transcripts (additional charge per page)
Finance charge 12% per annum on outstanding balance.
$5
$3
$10
$1
Late Check-in Fee $50
Off Campus Study Program Fees
As required*
Service Charge for Replacement Degree Certificates $25
Service Charge for Non-Negotiable Cheques $20
Service Charge for Duplicate Tax Receipts $5
Service Charge for Replacement of Lost Cheques $10
*Refer to page 65 for more information
Tuition for Private Music Lessons
Music lessons are to be approved by and arranged with the Music
Department. Additional tuition for private lessons will be assessed per
term for the 2012–13 academic year as follows:
Approved Music Majors/Minors and Students
Enrolled in MUS-100 or MUS-121:
Length of Lesson Cost Credits
1/2 hour $273 0.75
1 hour $798 1.50
Regular Rate:
Length of Lesson Cost Credits
1/2 hour $525 0.75
Co-operative Education Fees
Application Fee Per Placement $50
Administrative Fee Per 4 Month Co-op Placement $225
Administrative Fee Per 8 Month Co-op Placement $550
Other
Redeemer University College
Married/Independent Student Housing
A limited number of one and two-bedroom apartments on campus are
designated as Independent Housing for married, mature and senior
students who qualify as full-time students. Information regarding the
availability and rental costs for these units is available from Campus
Services. Student housing arrangements are governed by a set of
housing regulations detailed in the Student Handbook.
Off-Campus Housing
The cost for this type of accommodation will vary. In calculating the
cost for this type of housing, students need to include the cost of food
and supplies which they will have to purchase.
Income Tax
Students who live on campus are eligible to claim only the student
residence portion of the property tax credit. Students will receive a
T2202A for any tuition paid during a calendar year. A T4A will be
issued for any scholarships or bursaries received during the year and
may include some payments for services not included on the T4. A
T4 will be issued for any employment income (including work study)
earned and a Transit Pass receipt will be provided for the amount of the
fee allowable for the public transit tax credit. In February 2013, any
applicable T2202A, T4A, and T4 for the year 2012 will be available
on WebAdvisor. The Transit Pass receipt will be placed in student
mailboxes or mailed as appropriate.
WebAdvisor
Students can view their account at www.redeemer.ca/webadvisor.
Choose ‘login’ and enter a user ID and password, then click ‘submit’
and choose ‘students’. Under Financial Information, choose ‘my
account statement’ then ‘OK’. When finished viewing the statement,
click ‘OK’. It is important to check for account updates on a regular
basis.
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