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Sault College Acceptance Rate 2023

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The Sault College released the 2023 Acceptance Rate for students that have been given admission. Below is the breakdown of the Sault College Acceptance Rate.

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Before you can be certified as a formal student of the Sault College , you pay your Acceptance Rate to the institution.

If in case you don’t know what the acceptance rate is, the Sault College is a payment made by students to show that they accept admission in the institution.

How to Pay Sault College Acceptance Rate 2023

If you have confirmed that Sault College has given you admission?, you can follow the below steps to pay your Acceptance Rate 2023.

  • Go to Sault College Acceptance Rate Portal – Sault College
  • Log in with the required login details
  • If successful, you should see more details on the portal about the next thing to do is to pay your acceptance Rate.

How Much is the Sault College for the 2023/2024 academic session

The approved Sault College for the 2023/2024 academic year for undergraduate and graduate students are based on the programme you are taking.

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All students of the Coast Mountain College School are advised to pay their tuition fees for the 2023/2024 academic session early to the designated banks as approved by the school management.0

Sault College Brochure for Freshers 2023/2024

Coast Mountain College School Acceptance fee is a fee that you must pay to any university or Polytechnic as a first-year student/fresher denoting that you have accepted the course and in general the admission that has been offered to you by the school.

Sault College for Freshers and Continuing Students 2023/2024 Academic Session

Sault College is $17,744 for Academic Session.

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Below is the breakdown of the Sault College .

NOTE: Oulton’s is required by legislation to collect a fee equal to 1% of tuition for the student protection fund.
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Supplementary Fees 2023/2024.

The costs listed below are approximations and may vary, depending on the type or length of the program, accommodations, and spending habits. The budget is based on one academic year (typically 30 weeks).

 

 
Home On Campus Off Campus
Tuition & Ancillary Fees $4,298* $4,298* $4,298*
Books & Supplies $1,600 $1,600 $1,600
Housing $0 $5,300 – 7,000 $4,400 – 7,000**
Food/Meal Plan $0 $0    $1,650 – 3,400*** $2,500 – 4,000
Internet, Cable & Laundry $600 Included $2,500 – 4,000
Local Transportation $0 – $360**** $0 – $360**** $0 – $360****
Miscellaneous (Entertainment, Shopping, etc.) $2,600 $2,600 $2,600
TOTAL $9,706 $18,306 $20,606

Above Represents 2023-2023 academic year. Fees subject to change. Represents approximate costs only.

* Domestic student fees only. Some programs cost more. Refer to the website for specific tuition fees.
** Some off-campus housing options require a 12-month lease, which will increase the above-mentioned costs.
*** Mandatory meal plan.
**** Local transportation for two semesters is optional.

F. REFUND OF FEES FOR FULL-TIME POST-SECONDARY STUDENTS

Post-Secondary Refunds

In accordance with MCU guidelines, fee refunds are determined as of the effective date identified on the Withdrawal Form or the drop date. To obtain a refund, the student must initiate the withdrawal process by completing the withdrawal form, which is available in the Dean’s/Chair’s Office.

International Refunds

In accordance with MCU guidelines, refunds of fees are determined as of the effective date identified on the Withdrawal Form or the drop date. To obtain a refund, the student must initiate the withdrawal process by completing the withdrawal form, which is available in the Dean’s/Chair’s Office; and by completing the International Refund Application, which is available on the Sault College website or from the Registrar’s Office. The fees eligible for refund are outlined on the Application form.

G. REFUND SCHEDULE

Post-Secondary Refunds

If full-time students officially withdraw on or before Day 10 of the semester as specified in the Key Dates Calendar, all fees paid will be refunded, less the $100 non-refundable administration fee, and any late fees assessed. Please note the administration fee differs for international students.

The program start dates are listed in the Key Dates Calendar, which is provided to all students by clicking here.

Students officially withdrawing after Day 10 of the semester (as specified in the Key Dates Calendar) will not be eligible for a refund of fees for that semester. However, all fees paid in advance for future semester(s) will be refunded.

International Refunds

If international students officially withdraw on or before the last day to withdraw as specified in the Key Dates Calendar (usually Day 10 of the semester), all fees paid will be refunded, less the $2,500 non-refundable administration fee. If a student has received a visa refusal, or failed to meet outstanding admission requirements, they will receive a refund less a $400 non-refundable withdrawal fee. Bank charges may apply and will be deducted from the refund in addition to fees listed above. All funds will be returned to the country of origin.

The program start dates are listed in the Key Dates Calendar, which is provided to all students by clicking  here.

As of August 1, 2023, all refund packages must be submitted via the International Application Services (IAS) portal.

H. REFUND OF FEES FOR PART-TIME POST-SECONDARY STUDENTS – DAY CLASSES

A $15 registration fee is included in the total fees payable and is non-refundable. Also, any course-specific supply fee is not refundable. Students enrolled in Continuing Education classes must officially withdraw from courses by letting the Registrar’s Office know prior to the second class to be eligible for a refund. The fee refunded will not include the registration fee of $15. If the course has only one class, the withdrawal request must be made prior to the beginning of that scheduled class.

I. TUITION AND EDUCATION CREDIT CERTIFICATE

The Tuition and Education Credit Certificate (T2202) is a form that includes months of full-time or part-time attendance and tuition fees paid.

The certificate is available on the Student Portal to post-secondary, apprenticeship, adult training and continuing education students in late February of each year.

Tuition fees must be paid by December of each year to ensure that the tuition receipt section of the certificate will be issued by February of the year following payment.

2023/2024 ANNUAL FEE SCHEDULE*

** For Full-time Post-secondary (Domestic) Students. Tuition Fees subject to change.
*** For Full-Time Post-secondary (International) Students. Tuition Fees subject to change.

 

2023/2024 ANNUAL FEE SCHEDULE

 
Domestic International
Tuition Fee $3,486 – $10,272** $14,838 – 22,396***
Academic Support – Academic Transition Fee $5 $5
Academic Support – Peer Tutoring Fee $40 $40
Academic Support – Student Support $50 $50
Academic Support – Testing Services Fee $10 $10
Academic Technology Support Fee $120 $120
Alumni Fee $15 $15
Athletics & Recreation Fee $170 $170
Chapters & Clubs Membership Fee $12 $12
Employment & Career Services Fee $55 $55
Event Membership Fee $43 $43
Health & Counselling – Health Support Fee $35 $35
Health & Counselling – Mental Health Support Fee $35 $35
Health & Counselling Wellness Programming $35 $35
Health & Dental Plan – Domestic $190
International Health Insurance $650
Locker Fee $15 $15
Student Achievement & Records Fee $50 $50
Student Association Membership Fee $18 $18
Student Buildings – Health & Wellness Building Trust $100 $100
Student Buildings – Athletics Equipment Investment Fund $16 $16
Student Buildings – Capital Improvement $20 $20
Student Buildings – Student Life Centre Operations $48 $48
Student Financial Assistance Fee $15 $15

 

*Due to changes in program delivery resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, some fees may be removed or reduced during the 2023-2023 academic year.

Please note: some programs have additional program-related fees*.

  • Canadian Nursing Students’ Association (CNSA) Fee – $10 is assessed annually to students who are in the Practical Nursing & Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN) programs.
  • Co-op Education Fee – $150 per academic semester for students in designated co-op programs.
  • Media & Design Technology Fee – $200 is assessed annually to students who are in the Game –Art (4008), Digital Film Production, and Graphic Design – Digital Media programs.
  • Digital Learning Materials Fee – this is a one-time fee of $480 assessed to students who are in the Global Business Management program (all campuses).
  • E-Learning Technology Support Fee – Effective in the 2023 Winter semester, this per-term fee of $139.50 is assessed in place of the Academic Technology Support Fee for OntarioLearn students only. Applicable to Accommodation and Human Rights Management (1250), Business (2735), and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (2752) Distance Education programs.

The following program-related fees are subject to change annually*:

  • Equipment Lending Fee – $200 is assessed annually to students who are in the Digital Film Production program.
  • Field Camp Fee – $170 to $460 is assessed annually to students who attend a Field Camp as a program requirement in the School of Natural Environment. Students may be required to attend up to three of these Field Camps depending upon their program.
  • Flight Training Support Fee – $200 is assessed annually to students enrolled in the Aviation Technology – Flight program.
  • Food Lab Fee – $450 is assessed annually to students in the Culinary Management and Culinary Skills – Chef Training programs.

*Due to changes in program delivery resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, some fees may be removed or reduced during the 2023-2023 academic year.

Fees Schedules for non-post-secondary programs are available from the Registrar’s Office.

You are encouraged to go online to view the Program Fact Sheet associated with your program of choice.

 

 

Reporting tuition on your student permit extension

When you apply for a student permit extension, you may need to include evidence of your upcoming tuition costs. Calculate your tuition estimate for one term with 15 credits, print the page and include it with your permit extension application.

When you indicate the tuition amount on your permit extension application, multiply the estimate by two so that it covers both fall and winter terms.

Cost of living

As well as tuition and fees, you need to plan for the day-to-day costs of a student living away from home, such as food, accommodation and socializing. Print the cost-of-living table and include it with your study permit application.

COST OF LIVING ESTIMATE (PDF)

Immigration Status Change

If you receive Permanent Resident, Protected Person, or Convention Refugee status in Canada, tuition and fees will be assessed at the domestic rate beginning in the term the change in immigration status takes effect. If notification and the applicable supporting documentation is received by the OUR by the Last day to add or drop Regular Session classes, the change takes effect in the current academic term. Any notification, including the submission of supporting documentation, received after the Last day to add or drop Regular Session classes will result in the change taking effect in the next academic term.

Refugees or Protected Persons

If the IRB has accepted your claim and you have Convention Refugee or Protected Person status, submit your Notice of Decision to the OUR. Convention Refugees or Protected Persons who do not have Permanent Residence status must consult with a regulated immigration advisor at MacEwan International before applying to the university to discuss study permit requirements while awaiting a decision on their Permanent Residence status application.

Refugee or Protected Person claimants

Refugee or Protected Person claimants whose Notice of Decision is pending are deemed to be an international student when enrolled at the university and are subject to all policies and regulations applicable to international students. This includes the assessment of tuition and fees which are assessed at the international tuition rate. Most Refugee and Protected Person claimants require a study permit to pursue post-secondary studies. Consult a regulated immigration advisor at MacEwan International to discuss your study permit requirements.

Sault College schedule for each programme have been uploaded on the School official portal.

Congratulations if your name is among the successful candidates in the Acceptance Rates of the Sault College .

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