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Tuition and fees

Tuition and fees

How to pay tuition

In order to align with Provincial Health Officer's recommendations regarding physical distancing (also known as social distancing), in-person services are currently unavailable. 

Courses and programs (except Paralegal)

Full fees are due after you register. Pay by Online Banking through your bank or credit union by using the same method as paying your bills online:

  • Login to your bank account
  • Select University of the Fraser Valley or UFV as the payee
  • Use your student ID number as the account number

Ensure full fees are paid three business days before the start of the course/program.

Paralegal certificate and diploma

Students in the Paralegal certificate and diploma follow the same rules as academic registration. Follow the payment methods set by the Office of the Registrar for academic programming.

Semester fees

In an effort to keep Continuing Education courses affordable, students do not pay semester fees. As a result, Continuing Education students are not eligible for free transit with UPASS, shuttle services between campuses, and health and dental insurance.

UFV Financial Aid and Awards offers several bursaries to Continuing Education students:

  • Continuing Education Annual Bursary
  • Frank Dolman Memorial Endowment Bursary in Continuing Education
  • Susan Witter Endowment Bursary
  • Alumni Association Annual Bursary in the Faculty of Access and Continuing Education

For information on these bursaries and how to apply, please visit UFV bursaries.

Cancellations by UFV

  • UFV Continuing Education reserves the right to cancel courses or programs with low enrolment.
  • If a course or program is cancelled, you will receive notification by phone.
  • 100% refund of tuition is issued.

Withdrawals by student

  • Full refunds, less any administration fee (see below), are available for all UFV Continuing Education courses, if requested before the second session of the class.
  • For courses completed in one session or held on one weekend, you must request a refund at least two working days before the day the course starts.
  • Contact the Office of the Registrar for class registration, withdrawals, and changes.

Withdrawal penalties*

  • Continuing Education Course | $10.00
  • Continuing Education Program: Up to 2 weeks before program start date | $75.00
  • Students who do not attend the first day of class may be withdrawn without a refund.

Refund payments

  • Students may register in an alternate course when withdrawing and apply the balance to the new course.
  • All refunds are issued by cheque within two weeks of the request. Ensure your mailing address is correct by checking your myUFV.ca account.

Sponsorship

  • For sponsored students, refunds are issued to the sponsor.
  • The same cancellation and withdrawal policy applies to sponsored students.

*Withdrawal fees are subject to change.

The T2202A is a government-approved form that shows how much tuition you paid for the prior calendar year and what your education credits are for the period. T2202As are not mailed.

All UFV students, current and past, can print T2202A tax forms from myUFV. Login and make the following selections:

  • Student Information
  • Student Services
  • Canadian Tax Forms
  • T2202A Tax Credit Form

For further assistance, printing tax forms please contact the Office of the Registrar.

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