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Course rates for undergraduate students including the 2021-22 academic year

Note: course rate = one 3-credit hour course

	Fall 2021	Fall 2022	Fall 2023	Fall 2024	Fall 2025	Fall 2026 (original)	Fall 2026
		+4% increase	+4% increase	+4% increase	+4% increase	Adjusted to new level (on hold during freeze)	tuition freeze
N.L. students	$255	$264	$276	$288	$300	$702	$300
Other Canadian students	$333	$345	$360	$375	$390	$702	$390
International students	$1,146	$1,191	$1,239	$1,290	$1,341	$2,340	$1,341
All fees are listed in Canadian dollars.

 

​ON CAMPUS ACCOMMODATIONS (two semesters)	​Fall 2026/Winter 2027
​Arts and Science residence	​$4,166
​Residence Complex	​$4.434
​Chalet apartments; family	​$4,756; $7,320
​M±ð²¹±ô²õ&²Ô²ú²õ±è;(Meal costs vary. Students can purchase a meal plan through an on-campus vendor or prepare meals in the facilities provided.)	​$2,000 - $4,000

 Note: Students can apply for a parking permit and there is also some free parking available. For more information see 

​OTHER FEES (two semesters)	​
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​Student Services Fee	​$100
​Grenfell Campus Student Union	​$140
​Canadian Federation of Students	​$18.28
Recreation Fees**	$125.44
​Health Plan*	​$111 (Canadian students) $413.68 (International students)
​Dental Plan*	​$111 (Canadian students) N/A International students
Books and Supplies	$1500 (estimate)

All fees are subject to change and are based on full-time studies.

*Students can of the required health and dental plan if proof of appropriate alternative coverage is provided by the deadline.  International students can opt into provincial/national student health and dental plans, if conditions are met. Please contact the international student co-ordinator for more information at 

All fees are subject to change and are based on full-time studies. 

** Students can opt out of Recreation Fees if conditions are met. Please read  for more information. If you meet the conditions to opt-out please click here

Recreation Fee:

Please contact the Bursar’s office for more information gcbursarsoffice@mun.ca. If you meet the criteria for exemption, please complete the Recreation Opt-Out Form and send to for approval. If you are in the off semester and eligible to register for the following semester and would like to avail for the services at the discounted membership rate, please complete the Opt-In Form and send to 

Graduate students

Graduate tuition at 91´«Ã½ is among the lowest in Canada.

The minimum expense forms (list the graduate program fees for all graduate programs at 91´«Ã½. Certain master’s programs have separate payment plans, while other graduate programs have special fees that are charged in addition to the regular program fees. Graduate students are also responsible for a number of other fees (including but not exclusive to student union fees, recreation fee, health insurance, and dental insurance).

Master’s students may have a choice among 3 payment plans:

• Plan A is normally recommended for full-time students (i.e., students who anticipate completing in 6 semesters or less).
• Plan B is normally recommended for part-time students (i.e., students who will require more than 6 semesters to complete).
• Full-time students in certain 1-year master’s programs may be eligible for Payment Plan C (please refer the Minimum Expense forms for details). 

Students who do not complete their programs in the number of semesters listed above will be required to pay a continuance fee for each additional semester required. For more information on continuance and other fees, please refer to the Minimum Expense forms (

Important Note: All figures are in Canadian dollars and subject to change. Students are responsible for being aware of all fees and charges, and applicable deadlines, by referring to the University Calendar and the University Diary. The University Calendar is the final authority on university regulations.​ ​ 

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