For information on tuition fees for the Management Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree, please visit the Admissions website.
For students in the Management Co-op program, co-op fees are in addition to tuition and incidental fees. Co-op fees relate to costs associated with the administration of work terms and are calculated in accordance with the Ministry of Colleges and Universities, and University of Toronto policies. The costs recovered through the fees are:
Regardless of whether they enter the program in the first or second year of university study, all students in the Management Co-op program are eligible to complete the maximum number of work terms as required by their program. The co-op fee schedule ensures that the total amount of co-op fees payable is fairly assessed regardless of the year of entry, and that students will generally not be assessed co-op fees in the final year of their program, after their work terms have been completed.
The payment of co-op fees is spread over a number of sessions (Fall, Winter, Summer). The number of sessions and the amount of the fees depend on the year of entry to the program.
For students admitted to the Management Co-op program in Year 1, the co-op fees are payable in each of the first eight sessions (Fall, Winter, or Summer) in which the student either enrolls in any number of courses or is on a work term, after which no further co-op fees will be payable.
For students admitted to the Management Co-op program in Year 2, the co-op fees are levied at a somewhat higher level, but are payable in each of the first six sessions (Fall, Winter, or Summer) in which the student either enrolls in any number of courses or is on a work term, after which no further co-op fees will be payable.
As in the case of tuition fees, co-op fees are posted to a student’s account. The co-op fees for the Fall and Winter sessions will be posted in the Fall; students must make a minimum payment to register, then they may pay the balance of their account in monthly installments. Accounts should be paid in full by the end of the Winter session. In the event of an outstanding balance at the end of the session, students will not be permitted further registration, nor have transcripts issued. For the Summer session, co-op fees are payable in full at registration. For more details on payment of your account, see the Student Account Information Booklet provided with your registration material.
Please note that all co-op students are charged co-op fees at the beginning of each registration period. If students do not register in courses or are not on a work term, the fees are reversed at the end of the course enrollment period in mid-May, mid-September, and mid-January.
If a student withdraws during the session from all of the courses in which they have registered, the refund schedule for incidental fees will apply to the co-op fees. If a student leaves the program for any reason, co-op fees paid in earlier sessions are not refundable. If a student registers for courses and subsequently secures a work term, the co-op office will request that the student’s course fees be refunded if the request falls within a reasonable amount of time.
The Management Co-op program provides the possibility for students who have completed two work terms to accept a third work term which is either 8 or 12 months in length. Where a student received additional work terms beyond the initial three, the student will be required to pay an additional fee of $592 per additional work term.
For instance, if a student completes two work terms and then accepts a third work term that is 12 months long, they will pay $592 for each of the two additional work terms that they complete. These fees will cover the costs associated with the administration, site visits, and project grading for the work terms.
For more information, please visit the University of Toronto Fees Schedule. Please direct questions regarding student accounts or payment of fees to University of Toronto Student Accounts at (416) 978-2142 or info.studentaccount@utoronto.ca.