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Fees

As noted earlier, if you're 60 years of age or older you can apply for a rebate of 50 percent of your tuition. Proof of age is required if you plan to ask for the rebate. A complete list of these fees is included in the annual guide to course selection. Typically these include:

Tuition 2005-2006

Canadian Students: Arts, Social Work, Applied Arts
Part Time: $494 per 3 credit hours
Full Time: $4,145
To Audit: Half Tuition
Bachelor of Education $6,300
Bachelor of Social Work (Post-Degree) $6,900

International Students
Double Canadian tuition fee (includes supplementary health insurance)

Note: A discount of 10% on tuition fees may be available when two or more immediate members of the same family attend St. Thomas University concurrently on a full time basis. The discount is not available to major scholarship recipients nor to dependents of University employees.

Your tuition fees include all regular university charges for tuition, laboratories, libraries, athletics, creative arts, health services and accident insurance. There is also a parking fee $75 payable at the financial services office if you are bringing a car to campus.

Student Union fees are $181 per year if you are studying full time. Part-time students pay a percentage of Student Union fees, based on the number of courses they're taking. You should also budget for books. Books vary considerably from course to course. Your professors will be able to give you an idea of what to expect.

Residence:

Vanier, Harrington & Holy Cross:

Rigby Hall:

"My immediate concern in returning to full-time studies was how was I going to be able to support myself financially while maintaining full-time status as a student? The individuals within the administrative office were very helpful in answering my questions about finances and helped to guide me to the appropriate resources. I have been fully supported by Canada and New Brunswick Loans and Bursaries, and without the governmental support, my four years here at St. Thomas University would not have been an option. I am very proud to say that I have been awarded several scholarships and bursaries since beginning full-time studies. In addition, I was awarded the University Medal for Academic Excellence in the Bachelor of Arts programme at the 2001 May convocation. This year I am enroled in the Bachelor of Social Work degree programme, which I will complete in July 2002.

Joe Anne Hunter, BA01, BSW02