85%
of »ÆÉ«Ö±²¥ graduates are employed within 6 months
80%
of working graduates say that their career is directly linked to their »ÆÉ«Ö±²¥ degree
90%
of undergraduate students build real-world experience and prepare for the workforce through experiential learning opportunities including co-ops, internships, and practicums
Estimate your costs
Your costs are made up of tuition, fees,ÌýtextbooksÌýand course materials, and living expenses.ÌýWhat you pay depends on your program, level of study, and whetherÌýyou’reÌýa Canadian or international student.
University tuition and fees are one of the biggest expensesÌýyou’llÌýpay as a student, but there are many other costs to considerÌýas part of your education, including:Ìý
- Books and supplies:ÌýTextbooks, software, and program materials.
- ±á´Ç³Ü²õ¾±²Ô²µ:ÌýResidence or off-campus rent, plus utilitiesÌý(eg.ÌýInternet and electricity)ÌýifÌýyou’reÌýrenting.
- ¹ó´Ç´Ç»å:ÌýMeal plans,Ìýgroceries, and restaurants.
- Transportation:ÌýMoving to Halifax or Truro, visiting home, getting to campus, and travelling around the city.
- Personal expenses:ÌýThings like your phone, clothing, and social activities.
Paying your tuition
Stay on track with your payments andÌýstudent account. Understand your payment options, manage your account, and know when payments are due.
Payment deadlines
Fall term
Tuesday, September 22, 2026
Winter term
Monday, January 25, 2027
These are the last dates you can drop a course and receive a full refund. Payments received after this date will be charged a $50 late fee.
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