Budget & Fee Estimator 2023-24

Estimated expenses

I am a:

Type:

I am attending:

My course-load is

Programs:

I am in:

Books & supplies:

Housing/Rent/Residence:

Utilities (cell, internet, hydro, etc.):

Food:

Clothing:

Unsubsidized child care:

Transportation:

Personal/entertainment:

Minimum credit card payment:

Other expenses:

Estimated resources and income

Savings prior to studies (bank account balance):

Estimated employment income during studies:

Spousal, parental or family/friend support:

Government Benefits (ODSP, EI, CPP, CCB/CTB, OW, etc.):

OSAP or another student aid program:

Scholarship and bursary funding:

Registered Educational Savings Plan:

Other benefits, income, or support:

Remaining balance

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When your resources are more than your expenses, the remaining balance is a negative value, implying you have a solid financial plan for the academic year.

The remaining balance is a positive value when your expenses are more than your resources. This is an indication of unmet financial need. It is recommended that you explore all resources such as OSAP, parental/spousal contributions, employment, awards, and bursaries to help finance your education and living expenses.

*Fees are subject to change. Check your student account for updates.

**The fee estimator generates results based on full/part-time course load and/or tuition stream averages. If there is a discrepancy with the course load, go by the Academic Calendar.

*Disclaimer: Always cross-reference these results with your Mosaic student account. If there is a discrepancy with the calculator, go by your account summary.

Tuition fees

Tuition is charged at a board-approved base rate per unit that is specific to each faculty.
A typical course is 3 units, however, some faculties (i.e. Engineering, Nursing, etc.) offer courses that are weighted higher, and therefore, worth more than 3 units. The last digit of the course code indicates the unit weighting for a particular course (e.g. ENGLISH 1A03).

Tuition fee breakdown

Supplementary fees

Supplementary fees are mandatory fees charged in addition to your tuition. These fees help support campus-wide services.
The only supplementary fees that you can opt-out of are the MSU’s Health and Dental plan, from September 1 to 30 through a separate online opt-out process.

Supplementary fee breakdown

User fees

Academic, Financial and Administrative User Fees are over and above assessed academic fees, supplementary fees, residence fees and meal plans fees.

User fee breakdown

Estimated expenses

Estimated resources and income

Fee & Budget Summary

Tuition fees

Tuition fees

Supplementary fees

Supplementary fees

User fees

User fees