There are multiple ways you can easily view the cost of each program:
Each program page contains a tuition summary section. You can find your program page quickly by putting the program code after the domain. For example: https://www.fanshawec.ca/ANC1
Access comprehensive PDFs outlining tuition and associated fees for all domestic and international programs.
Learn about the various payment options available and important fee dates to ensure you stay on track with your financial commitments.
Fanshawe understands that flexibility is key to balancing education with other commitments. That’s why we offer part-time study options tailored to your schedule. Part-time tuition fees are calculated on a course-by-course basis, making it easier to pursue your goals at your own pace.
It is important to understand all the costs involved. In addition to tuition, there are several additional fees that may apply to your program. These can include ancillary fees, program-specific fees, and co-op fees. Knowing about these fees upfront can help you budget more effectively and avoid any surprises. This section will provide a detailed breakdown of these additional costs to ensure you have a clear understanding of your financial commitments.
Ancillary Fees are fees which students pay in addition to tuition fees and are established following the guidelines of the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.
The student health and dental plan offers coverage for medical, dental, and mental health services not included in provincial health care. While enrollment in the plan is mandatory, students may be eligible to opt out if they have comparable coverage. Please note that health insurance fees are *not* included in the estimated program cost listed on the program page.
Program-specific fees are fees students are required to pay in addition to tuition and ancillary fees and are specific to the program/level. Program-specific fees can be found within the tuition summary on a program page.
The student bus pass provides unlimited access to public transit in London during your academic year. This is a mandatory fee for students studying in London and is billed annually based on your start term. Like the health and dental plan, the bus pass fee is not included in the estimated program cost listed on the program page.
Co-operative Education Fees are payable by students registered in Co-operative Education programs. This fee offsets the cost of the services of co-operative education consultants who provide co-op students with assistance to meet the requirements for a Co-op endorsed diploma.
Co-op fees could include:
General expenses are optional costs that may be required depending on your program. These can include items like textbooks, equipment, supplies, exam fees, and field trips. If applicable, general expense fees are listed within the tuition summary section on each program page to help you plan for the total cost of your education.
Students who require a reduced course load as an accommodation for a permanent disability may be eligible for reduced tuition fees for the final courses needed to complete their academic program. What students need to know:
International students in certain very specific circumstances may be eligible for an international fee exemption. An international fee exemption allows an international student to pay domestic tuition fees.
Domestic students:
519-452-4277
fees@fanshawec.ca
International students:
E2020, London Campus
519-452-4150
international@fanshawec.ca
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