It's worth it
Investing in a program at the School of Accounting and Finance offers access to a world-class professional education and internationally recognized designations. SAF programs are designed to maximize future earning potential through diverse co-op work terms and valuable industry connections, all contributing to a high graduate employability rate. Additionally, scholarships and financial aid options are available to help manage costs. Committing to SAF programs paves the way for a successful and fulfilling career.
Your tuition fees are determined by your residency status or international immigration status, falling into three categories: Domestic Ontario, Domestic Out of Province, and International. For more details on residency, refer to The Centre website.
Additional fees
Additional expenses not included in the tuition fee schedule are detailed below. Please ensure these are taken into account when formulating your financial plan.
Residence
Your residence fees will show up on Quest after September 1, which is after the fall tuition payment deadline. Be sure to pay your tuition and program fees by the August deadline. You can pay your residence fees once they appear in September. Dorm-style rooms also require a meal plan. Visit the Campus Housing website to learn more.
Co-op
Co-op fees are not tied to specific work terms, but help cover the overall costs of running the co-op program. AFM, ScFM and SFM students don’t pay co-op or work report fees in 1A and 1B, but the fee applies in each of the remaining six academic terms. Fees are adjusted if extra academic terms are required. For more details, visit the Co-op fee FAQs.