New Undergraduate Students Finances
Registration
You will be able to enrol in courses in early July, however, in order to become registered you have to pay at least the minimum first installment of your fees or officially defer your fees by the posted deadline. Instructions on how to pay fees or defer based on scholarship or financial aid are found on this page.
By being registered, you agree to abide by all of the Academic and Non-academic Policies, Rules and Regulations of the University and Faculty and to ensure that the accuracy of your personal information such as current mailing address and telephone number is maintained
The minimum payment to register is equivalent to 100% of Fall tuition fees (plus any arrears on your account) and is indicated on the Fees Invoice on ACORN. To be automatically registered for the Fall-Winter session, you must enrol in courses and pay at least the minimum first instalment of your fees (or officially defer them) by the posted date.
Date | Deadline | Notes |
Mid-July | Fees invoice posted to ACORN | |
August 27, 2024 | Recommended payment deadline for automatic registration | Payment or deferral submitted by this date requires no further action by the student. |
August 28-September 11 at 4:00pm | Payment made within these dates requires that you submit proof of payment to the Registrar's Office so that they can manually register you. | Proof of payment includes a confirmation number from the banking transaction and confirmation of amount paid. |
September 11, 2024 4:00pm | Registration Deadline | Students that do not have a "Registered" Status and have not submitted proof of payment will be removed from all classes and will need to contact the Registrar’s Office to re-register for the session. Re-registration requires approval and a financial penalty and does not guarantee a spot in previously enrolled courses. |
How to pay or defer fees
Financial Aid & Scholarship
The University of Toronto’s policy on Student Financial Support states that “No student offered admission to a program at the University of Toronto should be unable to enter or complete the program due to lack of financial means.” This policy applies only to Canadian citizens, permanent residents and protected persons.
Financial support programs of the University of Toronto are designed to guarantee that each student has access to the resources necessary to meet their needs. Financial need will be assessed based on provincial/territorial funding entitlement.
In order to have their financial needs determined, students should apply for government student assistance. Students are expected to rely on OSAP assistance, up to the level of the maximum entitlement. Assessed need that remains unmet above the OSAP maximum will be met by the University as a UTAPS grant.
Out-of-province students are expected to rely on government support from their home province.
Unmet need above the provincial/territorial support will be met by a UTAPS grant from the University.
Many awards at the Faculty of Music and University of Toronto have Ontario residency and financial need as criteria, in addition to academic/artistic merit. Financial need is determined from your OSAP entitlement. Students are therefore encouraged to apply to OSAP in order to possibly make themselves eligible for these awards.