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Established as Toronto's first public college in 1966, Centennial College offers programs in business, communications, community and health studies, science and engineering technology, general arts, hospitality and transportation.
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Incidental Fees for BScN Programs

Tuition guidelines are established by the Ontario government and are subject to revision.

Incidental Fees / Year
 Domestic
First Year
Domestic
Second Year
International 
First Year
Program Incidentals *$145.00$110.00$145.00
Student Activities$196.16$196.16$196.16
Photo ID **$15.00 $15.00
Placement Assessment **$40.00 $40.00
Student Services$80.00$80.00$80.00
Student Centre Building Fund and Facilities fees $45.00$45.00$45.00
Athletic and Wellness Levy$150.00$150.00$150.00
Bursary Fundraising$10.00$10.00$10.00
Health Insurance $35.00$35.00$615.00
Student Green Fee$15.00$15.00$15.00
Transforming the Future$20.00$20.00$20.00
Technology and Copyright$180.00$180.00$180.00
Total Incidental Fees

$931.16

$841.16

$1,511.16

* Fees vary by program
** First year students only

Please Note:

  • Domestic part-time students are charged $5.04 for post-secondary and $8.70 for post-graduate contact hour for courses.  
  • International part-time students are charged $23.00 to $30.30 per contact hour for courses.
  • Domestic and international part-time students are charged health insurance and incidental fees. Incidental fees include student service fee, technology fee, student activity fee, and program incidental fees.

Fee Descriptions

Athletic and Wellness Levy
Building new Athletic and Wellness Centre
$75 levy collected each semester, $10 of levy allocated to athletic, recreation
and wellness initiatives at each campus, $65 allocated to the construction and operations of the Athletics and Wellness Centre @ Progress Campus. 

Bursary/Fundraising Fee
This fee is used to fund bursaries for students in financial need. 

Canadian Workplace Orientation Fee
International students enrolled in most Co-op programs requiring work terms pay a co-op administrative fee each in-class semester. The fee assist students to be more successful in their program prior to their first co-op semester so that mores students can take advantage of this wonderful work-and learn opportunity by meeting the eligibility requirements for the co-op semesters and continue to offer additional services through to graduation.

Co-op Education
Students enrolled in most co-op programs requiring work terms pay a co-op administrative fee each in-class semester. The fee helps cover the various costs of services related to co-op education, such as career planning, student preparation, promotion, placement assistance, work-term monitoring and on-going liaison with employers.

Information Technology
This mandatory fee covers a number of information technology support services for students.

Placement Assessment
There are numerous benefits and advantages for students through the implementation of new assessment practices at Centennial College.

Student Centre Building Fund/Facilities Fee
This is your mandatory contribution to the development of student-center facilities.
To support the facility operations of the Progress Campus and Ashtonbee Student Centres. These operation would include overhead costs, furniture and equipment renewal include overhead costs, furniture and equipment renewal and building improvements.

Student Green Fee
This fee used to encourage and implement environmentally sustainable practices on campus. This would include considering the establishment of goals and timelines for implementing environmental policy including Green Energy funds for the purchasing of green energy, on-site energy generation, and energy efficiency and conservation measures.

Transforming the Future
This fee encourages students to positively effect their physical environment at any campus.