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International Students and the Student Direct Stream (SDS)
For international students with questions about pre-payment related to the Student Direct Stream (SDS) application for their study permit, refer to the International students FAQs.
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Informational videos: Facts about Fees!
Please see below informational videos for topics of interest for new students. This includes what is charged through the Student fee account, how billing works, and how to make payments. Click the plus sign to view or hide details.
E-bills and e-pay "What do I need to know!"
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Tuition and fees
The complete 2024-2025听tuition and fee schedule听is听available here. More information about tuition rates can be found under : Tuition increases 2024-25. To find out more about what your first year will cost, please see:听 Plan your finances.
Deferrals for students with not proven fee residency status
The Minist猫re de l'脡ducation et de l'Enseignement sup茅rieur (MEES) requires all students who are citizens or permanent residents of Canada to provide proof of their status in order not to be charged the international rate of tuition fees. Those who wish to qualify for the Qu茅bec rate of tuition fees must also provide proof of Qu茅bec residency along with proof of Canadian citizenship. This means that many new students are initially billed at the International or out of province fee rate, until such time as they can provide the documentation that will support a lower fee rate.
The University knowing this, reviews the information that was provided at the time of admission to evaluate if a student is expected to pay fees at either the Quebec rate or the Canadian (out of province) rate. Student Accounts does provide a fee deferral to these students prior to the first bill being issued. This fee deferral appears on your account as an anticipated (pre-authorized) credit. This amount may be deducted from the current amount due on your Account Summary by Term on Minerva and is exempt from interest charges. The deferral is an estimate of the charges to be reversed and once your status is finalized, there may be a balance to pay or be credited.
An example of what this might look like on your e-bill follows: (click the plus sign to view or hide details)
Term Date Description Charges/Reversals Credits/Payments 听 听 * CURRENT BILLED BALANCE * 8,392.28 听 听 听 PRE-AUTHORIZED CREDITS 听 听 202109 08-SEP-21 Deferred Pymt - Non-Proven OOP 听 566.37 听 08-SEP-21 Deferred Pymt - Non-Proven OOP 听 426.68 听 08-SEP-21 Deferred Pymt - Non-Proven OOP 听 4,266.48 听 听 听 *PRE-AUTH CRED BALANCE* 5,259.53 How much you should pay by the due date?
Description Amount Billed Balance: $ 8,392.28 Less pre-authorized credits: $ (5,259.53) Equals: $ 3,132.75 You will be sent an email advising you of the reason why a fee deferral has been applied to their account. If it is felt that the deferral should be changed (i.e. you expect to be at the Quebec vs the Canadian (out of province) fee rate), then you should contact student.accounts [at] mcgill.ca (Student Accounts) to request that the deferral be modified, providing the reason for the request.
All fee deferrals for residency will expire either when a residency change of status is processed for the term, or at the end of the first registered term. All documents must be submitted by the last day of classes of the current term in which the change of status has occurred. Documentation received after this time will affect fee rates for subsequent terms only. Requirements are available on the Legal Documents site.
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What is charged through the fee account
Most charges for students are billed through the fee account. This includes, but is not limited to:
- Tuition
- Fees
- Health and dental insurance
- 苹果淫院 residence rent
- Mandatory and voluntary meal plans
- uPrint charges
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When are bills issued
The due dates are available on the Important dates for students and on your statement. E-bills are issued monthly on Minerva within the first 5 days of a month and are due 23-25 days later. The due dates indicated in the table below for new students do not apply to Continuing Education students. They are governed strictly by the due date that appears on the e-bill.
Students admitted to鈥 Fees visible on Account Summary by Term Payment Due Date Fall 2024听Term Early August August听30, 2024 Winter 2025听Term Early December January 6, 2025 This is a general
Breakdown of what is billed听when, for a new admit starting in the Fall term, who is staying in residence.
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Health Insurance
Students are covered by Student Insurance Plans. Students who are also covered by their family's insurance plans may wish to review what is covered by these plans and familiarize themselves with the conditions under which they may opt-out, as well as the applicable deadlines.
More information is available on our Student Insurance听page.
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Letter of Enrolment
If you require confirmation of your student status, you can obtain a signed letter through the Student Records Menu in Minerva. For instructions on how to print a letter, visit 苹果淫院's Student Records website.
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Financial Aid
It is strongly recommended that students apply for aid as early as possible in order to receive their funds by the start of the semester. Canadian and U.S. students听who are waiting for government aid to pay their fees may apply for a tuition deferral via the 鈥淩equest a Tuition Fee Deferral鈥 through the Financial Aid/Award menu on Minerva, selecting the category applicable to their situation. All applicants will be verified to ensure they have self reported their situation accurately.
Canadian students
If you require financial support to pursue your studies, you should apply for financial aid through the province of your residence. More information and links to government aid programs are available on 苹果淫院's Scholarships & Student Aid website.
U.S. students
If you require financial support to pursue your studies, you should apply for financial aid through the U.S. Direct Loans program. More information is available on the Scholarships & Student Aid website.
International students
Most international students are not eligible for government assistance and are therefore responsible for securing the necessary funding to cover the cost of study through parents, relatives, savings, etc. The circumstances under which students may request a fee deferral can be found at Tuition & Fees Payment Deferral