Schedule of Fees 2001-2002

*includes international student fee reduction

*includes international student fee reduction (an additional reduction is available for Year 1).

** Thesis or major paper must be completed within the year.

1.  Changes to Student Visa Status

International students studying on student visas whose immigration status changes or those who may be eligible for the regular tuition fees but are charged the visa student fees, must present official documentation to the Graduate Studies Office. To affect a change in fees for a particular academic term, the documentation must be presented prior to the start of the term.

2.  Health Insurance

All international students and their dependents must have health insurance to cover all medical services. Brock has arranged an insurance plan for international students. Please contact the Health Services Office for details and application information.

3.  Payment of Fees

Master of Accountancy

The program fee is payable in two installments at the time of registration for each of the two terms, ($2,341.00 in January and $2,340.80 in September).

Master of Arts, Master of Science and Doctoral Programs

Full-time

Fees for full-time students are payable for the first three terms at the time of initial registration in the program. Thereafter, payment of fees is on a term by term basis and are payable at the time of registration for each term.

Part-time

Fees for part-time students are payable by term at the time of registration for each term.

Note: Students who are paid by the University as teaching or research assistants may make arrangements to pay their fees through payroll deduction. Fellowships and scholarships administered by the University will be applied first to fees.

Master of Education

Fees are payable in full by the due date for each term as published in the MEd registration guide.

4.  Non-payment of Fees and Penalties

Registration will not be processed unless all previous debts to the University have been paid.

Full-time and part-time students who have not paid their fees (or arranged for payroll deduction) by the prescribed due dates will be assessed service charges on the outstanding balance. These charges will continue to be assessed on the unpaid balance at monthly intervals.

Failure to comply with University regulations regarding payments owed to the University may result in the cancellation of the student's registration or withdrawal from the program. This process does not reduce the amount of fees owing or waive the University's legal right to collect outstanding fees.

Academic sanctions are applied to any student who has an outstanding financial obligation to the University. The following sanctions will be imposed:

	denial of registration for a term
	withholding academic results
	not issuing academic transcripts
	withholding degree
	no scheduling of thesis defense

The above sanctions shall be in force until such time as indebtedness has been cleared to the satisfaction of the University.

5.  Withdrawal Credit

Master of Accountancy

Full-time

If a full-time student registered in the program withdraws during the first month of the term they will receive a credit equal to 1/3 of the tuition fee. They will also receive a full credit for any subsequent terms for which they were charged. *The health fee, athletic fee and ID card fee are non-refundable.

*If a full-time student withdraws one month or later after a term begins, they will not be entitled to a credit for that term, but will receive a credit for any subsequent term for which they have been charged. The official withdrawal date is when the Graduate Studies Office, receives notification.

Master of Arts, Master of Science and Doctoral Programs

Full-time

If full-time graduate students, registered in one of their first three terms, withdraw during the first month of any of those terms, they will have their account credited 1/3 of the total tuition fees for that term. A full credit will be given for any subsequent terms for which they were charged. There will be a full credit for the thesis-binding fee. The health fee, athletic fee and ID card fee are non-refundable. If students withdraw one month or later after the term begins, they will not be entitled to a credit for that term but will receive a credit for any subsequent term for which they have been charged. The official withdrawal date is when the Graduate Studies Office, receives notification.

Part-time

If a part-time student withdraws, fees shall be charged pro rata on a monthly basis (e.g., withdrawal in the first month 3/4 of the fee will be credited, withdrawal in the second month 1/2 of the fee will be credited, withdrawal in the third month 1/4 of the fee will be credited, and withdrawal in the final month there will be no credit given).

PHD in Education

If a full-time student withdraws prior to the 15th of July for the Summer term, they will be charged 1/3 of the term fee. After the 15th no refund for the term will be given.

If a full-time student withdraws during the first month of the Fall or Winter term they will be charged 1/3 of the term fee. Withdrawal for the first month in the term, no credit will be given for that term.

Master of Education

• Credits to tuition fees for withdrawal from courses are based on various dates throughout the session on a percentage basis. The schedule of credits for each academic term is published in the MEd registration guide.