Tuition and Fees 2010-11
FEES
Application Fee, Non-refundable
Home student $45.00
International student $250.00
Administration Fee, Non-refundable, Per Semester
Full-time & Part-time Student $30.00
Student Association Fee, Non-refundable, Per Semester
Full-time Students $30.00
Part-time Students $15.00
Library Usage Fee, Non-refundable, Per Course $10.00
Graduation Fees
Certificate Programs $110.00
DIP.T.S. $125.00
B.TH. $125.00
G.D.R.E., $135.00
M.T.S., M.Div., M.R.E., $145.00
M.TH. $200.00
Transcript of Records Fee
Per copy $15.00
Tuition
Full-time and Part-time Students
On Campus or Reading Course $570.00
Late Registration Fee $35.00
Internet Courses $570.00
Off-campus Courses $621.00
CTS Program Courses $275.00
800 Level Selected Research Reading Courses $605.00
MTH, MTS, MRE, Thesis, MRE Project $660.00
MDIV Comprehensive Exam $110.00
Lay Formation $570.00
NB: No fee reduction for seniors on C.T.S.courses.
Auditors/Seniors (65 years and over)
On Campus Course $342.00
Internet or Off-campus Course $342.00
Late Registration Fee $35.00
NB: No auditing of on-line courses.
Annual Active Status $250.00
Assessed to M.T.S, M.Th. or M.R.E. students who have completed all course requirements and paid their thesis or project fees, but who have yet to “pass” their research paper, thesis or project. Failure to maintain one’s registration in this way results in a lapse of registration and requirement that the student re-applies. Students seeking re-admission may be required to meet new admission and program requirements.
Annual Continuing Status $250.00
Assessed to students in all programs who do not register for a course within the academic year and wish to maintain program status. Failure to maintain one’s registration in this way results in a lapse of registration and requirement that the student re-applies. Students seeking re-admission may be required to meet new admission and program requirements.
Re-admission fee $750.00
For students who have withdrawn from M.TH. M.R.E., M.DIV., M.T.S. or B.TH. or have let their registration lapse.
Payment Schedule
· Fees are due IN FULL on the first day of classes.
· $25.00 is charged on all N.S.F. cheques
· Tuition refunds: fees for a cancelled or dropped course can either be refunded or applied to another course. Cheques will be issued within 30 days of course cancellation or approval of a dropped course.
Tuition Refund Schedule
· 100% tuition refund for courses dropped at the end of the first week of classes. First week is defined as a class that meets for three hours, or, for internet courses, lesson or unit one.
· 50% tuition refund for courses dropped by the end of the second week of classes. Second week is defined as a class that has met for six hours, or, for internet courses, lesson or unit two.
Outstanding fees in the library, bookstore or registration office will result in the students’ grades being withheld. Permission to register again may be withheld until account has been paid in full.
Cost of Education
The following is an estimate of the cost of living while studying at NTC. Your cost of living may be higher or lower depending on your choice of lifestyle. A single student living economically can manage on approximately $31,000 – 33,000 a year.
Tuition and General Fees ~ 2010/2011
Cost Per on Campus Course $570.00
Cost Per Internet Course $570.00
Cost Per C.T.S. Course $275.00
Administration Fee, Per Semester
Full-time & part-time Student $30.00
Student Association Fee, Per Semester
Full-time Student $30.00
Part-time Student $15.00
Lay Formation Fee, Per Semester
On Campus & Internet $570.00
The tuition per academic year (September – December, 2010 and January – April, 2011) for a full-time, on campus lay student (5 courses per semester or 10 courses per academic year, lay formation and student fees) is $6,490.00.
Books and supplies
Depending on Program and Number of Courses $850.00 per year
Living Expenses
Rent and Utilities (based on single occupancy) $800.00 - $1,000.00 per month
Food $500.00 per month
Miscellaneous (toiletries, laundry, entertainment) $250.00 per month
Monthly Bus Bass $75.00 per month
Newman Theological College does not have a residence for lay students.
An application for Alberta Health Care coverage can be obtained from Alberta Health & Wellness, P.O. Box 1360 Stn. Main, Edmonton, AB T5J 2N3. Tel: (780) 427-1432. For service in person: 10025 Jasper Avenue N.W. Website: http://www.health.gov.ab.ca. Low income students may qualify for subsidies based on income.
International Students
Citizenship and Immigration Canada require that you show sufficient money to live and study in Canada. Your local Citizenship and Immigration Canada office can provide you with more detailed information. C.I.C. web site: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/index.asp
Warm clothing is essential in the winter. Coats, sweaters, hats, mitts, and boots could cost you approximately $500.00.