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P.2.5 Graduate Student General Fees


Graduate students are assessed general fees as listed in the fees chart below and as stated in their Student Centre. Refer to the Academic Schedule for payment deadlines.

General fees are assessed on either a per-term or annual basis depending on the type of fee. All registered students must pay the fees as assessed.

Students enrolled in course-based programs are considered off-campus when they are not registered in any course components (lecture, lab, tutorial, seminar) on Main Campus, Foothills, Spy Hill or downtown locations during a term.

Distance Delivery programs refer to approved programs that are designed to be completely remote but may include a short on-campus residency. These programs include: Doctor of Education, Master of Education, Educational Research Certificates and Diplomas, Master of Counselling, Bridge to Teaching Certificate, Doctor of Design, Social Work Certificates, Social Work Master’s and Doctoral students based in Edmonton and Lethbridge, Graduate Certificates in Advanced Nursing Practice, Doctor of Nursing, and Master of Nursing (thesis- and course-based programs).

Visiting and exchange students, including students joining through a Western Deans' agreement, will be assessed the Campus Recreation, Student Services, and Group Insurance fees, according to their full-time/part-time status in the terms in which they are registered.


General Fees Assessed Annually

These fees are assessed starting in the term that a student begins their program and then assessed annually on that anniversary term.

Full-Time

Part-Time

Distance Delivery

Group Insurance

$11.00

-

Assessed based on full-time or part-time status

General Fees Collected Annually on Behalf of Third Parties

Method of
Assessment

Full-Time

Part-Time

Distance Delivery

Graduate Students Association (GSA) Thesis & Professional Doctorate Programs

Per 12 months

$176.84

$147.00

Assessed based on full-time
or part-time status

GSA Health Insurance

Per 12 months

$343.00

-

-

GSA Dental Insurance

Per 12 months

$308.00

-

-


General Fees Assessed per Term or Intersession

Students are assessed the following fees in every term or intersession that they are actively registered as a student.

Fall/Winter Terms

Full-Time

Part-Time

Off-Campus or Distance Delivery

Campus Recreation

$46.17

$46.17

-

Athletics

$30.98

$30.98

-

Student Services Fee

$197.73

$65.91

Assessed based on full-time or part-time status

Graduate Bursary Donation

$5.00

$5.00

$5.00


General Fees Assessed per Term Collected on Behalf of Third Parties - Fall and Winter Term Rates

Fall/Winter Terms

Method of Assessment

Full-Time

Part-Time

Off-Campus

Distance Delivery

City of Calgary UPass

Fall 2024: $165.00
Winter 2025: $170.00

-

-

-

Graduate Students Association (GSA) - Course-Based Programs

Per term

$58.95

$49.00

Assessed based on full-time or part-time status

Assessed based on full-time or part-time status

General Fees Assessed per Intersession - Spring and Summer Intersession Rates

Spring/Summer
Intersession

Full-Time

Part-Time

Off-Campus or Distance Delivery

Campus Recreation

$23.09

$23.09

-

Student Services Fee

$98.87

$32.96

Assessed based on full-time or part-time status


General Fees Collected on Behalf of Third Parties - Spring and Summer Intersession Rates (assessed per intersession unless otherwise indicated)

Spring/Summer Intersession

Full-Time

Part-Time

Off-Campus

Distance Delivery

City of Calgary UPass
(per 4 months)

$170.00

-

-

-

Graduate Students Association (GSA) - Course-Based Programs Only

$29.47

$24.50

Assessed based on full-time or part-time status

Assessed based on full-time or part-time status

P.2.1 Thesis-Based and Professional Doctorate Tuition
P.2.2 Executive Master of Business Administration Tuition
P.2.3 Graduate Course-based Tuition
P.2.4 Graduate Program-Specific Tuition and Fees
P.2.5 Graduate Student General Fees


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