Tuition
As a private institution, Marianopolis is only partially subsidized by the government. The balance of funding comes from tuition.
RESP funds may be applied toward a student’s education at Marianopolis and Marianopolis tax receipts for tuition are eligible for the calculation of tax credit.
Each academic year has two semesters. A student is considered to be full-time when registered in four or more courses per semester or for 180 class/lab hours or more per semester.
How to pay tuition
Payment options: tuition is payable online through all major banks.
Option I: in full on the first day of classes each semester.
Option II: first installment due on the first day of classes each semester, second installment due five weeks later.
For more information, please contact Marisa Spagnuolo.
Tuition and Fees – 2021/2022 Academic Year
| Confirmation Fee | $200 (non-refundable; per year) |
| Tuition | $6,162 (per year) |
| Student Auxiliary Fee | $250 (per year) |
| Student Union Fee | $50 (per year) |
| Special fees for some Physical Education courses | Variable |
| The Marianopolis Millennium Foundation donation | $400 (per year; optional) |
| Graduation Fee | $45 (paid in a student’s third semester) |
| Part-time studies | $190 (per year; per credit) |
| Courses taken outside or beyond diploma requirements | $6.25 (per course hour) |
| Late Payment Fee | $50 plus $20 per month |
| Returned Cheque Fee | $50 |
| Transcript | $10 (each) |
Out-of-Province Fee
Students who are not Quebec residents as defined by the Ministry of Education must pay an additional $3,368 fee per year.
International Student Fee
Students studying in Canada on a Student Visa must pay an additional $7,942 fee per year before the beginning of the Fall semester. They are also required to purchase insurance from the College at a cost of $875 per year.
Fees are subject to change depending upon government grants and regulations.
Textbooks
Students can expect to pay approximately $500-$700 for new textbooks. They may also buy used textbooks from other students online. Students receiving financial assistance may be eligible for the College Book Lending Program.
Tax Credits for Tuition
The College issues tax receipts for tuition that are eligible for the calculation of tax credits. For more information, please consult your tax specialist.
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