Tuition and Fees

Fall 2024:

• Tuition – Full-time – Fall 2024 Cohort (Domestic) (French only)

• Tuition – Full-time – Fall 2024 Cohort (International) (French only)

Winter 2025:

• Tuition – Full-time – Winter 2025 Cohort (Domestic) (French only)

• Tuition – Full-time – Winter 2025 Cohort (International) (French only)

Part-Time:

• Tuition – Part-time 2024-2025 (French only)

• Ancillary fees: 2024–2025 (domestic students) (French only)
• Ancillary fees: 2024–2025 (international students) (French only)

1. Technological equipment: These fees go toward expanding, updating and maintaining the Collège’s technological equipment and services, including Wi-Fi, servers, emails accounts and more.
2. Graduation and academic files: These fees cover graduation ceremonies, the creation and purchase of decorations, robes, caps, hoods, advertisement, diplomas, etc.
3. Sports and recreation: extra- and intramural sports: These fees support the college’s intra- and extramural teams.
4. Sports and recreation: Vipères: These fees go toward the varsity teams for things like trips, equipment, coaches, etc.
5. Sports and recreation: operating and capital: These fees help pay for operating and maintaining the sports facilities that can be used by all students.
6. Study aids – technopedagogical support:  These fees help fund the technological services used to support academics.
7. Career guidance: These fees support the career guidance services offered to the student body, particularly career counselling, information meetings, the job fair, job advice and work placement.
8. Buildings (student services): These fees go toward the facilities used to hold student activities and provide students services.
9. Health and consultation: These fees help support on-campus access to health professionals for basic medical care, mental health care, counselling and basic health resources.
10. Student ID cards: These fees cover the ID card system, including card-activated access to specific rooms.
11. Campus security: These fees support security-related programs and services such as sexual assault prevention.
12. Financial aid: These fees contribute to development of an app or online assistance to help students understand and monitor the financial aid process.
13. Social activities:  These fees go toward social activities organized by the student association.
14. Healthcare insurance (Canadian students only): These fees contribute to health care insurance. Students can waive these fees upon presentation of proof of pre-existing coverage.
15. Student association (AGEE): This amount goes toward the general operating fees of the student association so it can effectively represent all students at Collège Boréal.
16. AGEE scholarship fund: This amount goes into the AGEE scholarship fund, which includes athletic and leadership scholarships, among others.
17. Alumni counsel: These fees support the counsel.
18. The Canadian Federation of Students: These fees help cover Collège Boréal’s membership to the CFS. Students who pay this amount support political representation of students at the provincial and federal levels and receive a range of discounted services (academic planner, awareness information and training in leadership and government).
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