Canadian Mennonite University

At CMU every effort is made to make your education here financially possible.

Each year, at least 50% of our student body receives financial aid. Scholarships, awards, and bursaries are available for undergraduate and graduate students.

We also have a financial services advisor willing to answer questions or meet with you to discuss money matters.

A full-time (24 credit hours) undergraduate Canadian student living in the dorm and using the full meal plan can expect to pay about $15,000 (CAD) for one year of studies at CMU.

A full-time (24 credit hours) undergraduate international student living in the dorm, using the full meal plan, and paying for required health insurance fees can expect to pay about $21,000 (CAD) for one year of studies at CMU.

Undergraduate Tuition and Fees (2024/25)
  Domestic International
3 Credit Hours (one course) $640.98 $1,122.00
Term Fees (per semester)
Includes Copyright Access Fee, Library Fee, Registration Fee, Student Access Card Fee, Student Council Fee, Wellness Fee, and Sustainable Buildings Fee
$280.00 $280.00
Course Fees (per 3 credit hour course)
Includes Facilities Fee, Information Technology Fee, Student Services Administration Fee, and Co-Curricular Programming Fee
$150.00 $150.00
 

Additional Undergraduate Fees (2024/25)

Program Fees
Bachelor of Social Work Program Fee (per year) $1,100.00
Bridge Transition Program Resource Fee (per semester)
$2,250.00
Applied Music, Lab, and Practicum Fees (Additional to Tuition)
Applied Music Fee (2 credit hours)
$560.00
Applied Music Fee (3 credit hours)
$820.00
Applied Music Fee (5 credit hours)
$920.00
Lab Fee: Language (select courses)
$88.00
Studio Fee: Media (select courses)
$88.00
Lab Fee: Math, Computer Science, Psychology, Business (select courses)
$46.00
Lab Fee: Science (select courses)
$170.00
Practicum and Field Placement Fee
$20.00
Parking Fees
Residence Students (per year)
$380.00
Commuter Students (18 credit hours or more) - plus taxes (per year)
$200.00
Commuter Students (less than 18 credit hours) - plus taxes (per year)
$95.00
Other Fees
International Student Healthcare Plan Fee (per year)
$650.00
Deferred Payment Plan
$65.00
 

Graduate Tuition & Fees (2024/25)

Domestic Tuition
3 Credit Hour Course (Master of Arts, Master of Divinity)
$899.00
Please visit cmu.ca/graduate-studies/mba/costs for current Master of Business (MBA) tuition costs.
International Tuition
3 Credit Hour Course (Master of Arts, Master of Divinity)
$1,393.00
Please visit cmu.ca/graduate-studies/mba/costs for current Master of Business (MBA) tuition costs.
Parking Fees
Residence Students (per year)
$380.00
Commuter Students (18 credit hours or more) - plus taxes (per year)
$200.00
Commuter Students (less than 18 credit hours) - plus taxes (per year)
$95.00
Other Fees
International Student Healthcare Plan Fee (per year)
$650.00
Deferred Payment Plan
$65.00
 

Auditing & Senior (65+) Tuition and Fees (2024/25)

Domestic Tuition
Undergraduate Auditing (3 credit hour course)
$320.50
Graduate Auditing (3 credit hour course)
$449.50
Senior (65+) Tuition
Auditing (3 credit hour course) $100.00
Credit (3 credit hour course)
$150.00
 

Dormitory Housing and Meal Plan Fees (2024/25)

Please Note: The prices below are per semester. All dorm rooms are fully furnished. Utilities (water, electricity, and heat) and high-speed internet are included.

To learn more about dormitory housing, please visit our Residence Life webpage.

Poettcker Hall (2316 Grant Ave.)  
Dormitory – Single Occupancy $1,686.00
Dormitory – Double Occupancy In a double occupancy room in Poettcker Hall, you will spend $300.50 on rent per month. $1,202.00
Concord Hall (2318 Grant Ave.)  
Dormitory – Single Occupancy $2,105.00
Dormitory – Double Occupancy $1,534.00
Meal Plan  
Full Board Meal Plan
Mandatory for all dormitory students.
$2,464.00
Other Fees  
Damage Deposit (per year)
$250.00
 

Apartment Housing and Meal Plan Fees (2024/25)

Please Note: The prices below are per semester. All apartments are fully furnished. Utilities (water, electricity, and heat) and high-speed internet are included.

Apartments are generally reserved for upper-year students. Mature undergraduate students, graduate students, and first-year students with significant dietary needs may qualify for apartments in their first year of studies at CMU.

To learn more about apartment housing, please visit our Residence Life webpage.

Poettcker Hall Apartments (2316 Grant Ave.)
Studio (no bath)  
1 student $2,606.00
2 or more students, per student $1,380.00
One Bedroom (no bath)  
1 student $3,238.00
2 or more students, per student $1,695.00
One Bedroom (half bath)  
1 student $3,544.00
2 or more students, per student $1,892.00
Two Bedroom (full bath)  
1 student $4,405.00
2 students, per student $2,321.00
3 or more students, per student $1,892.00
Concord Hall Apartments (2318 Grant Ave.)
One Bedroom  
1 student $3,758.00
2 students, per student $1,983.00
Katharine Friesen Apartments (2320 Grant Ave.)
Studio  
1 student $2,900.00
2 or more students, per student $1,625.00
One Bedroom  
1 student $3,670.00
2 or more students, per student $1,955.00
Two Bedroom  
1 student $4,405.00
2 students, per student $2,321.00
3 or more students, per student $1,892.00
Three Bedroom  
1 student $5,813.00
2 students, per student $3,161.00
3 students, per student $2,125.00
4 or more students, per student $1,892.00
Meal Plan
Apartment Meal Plan – plus taxes
Mandatory for all apartment students. Includes 1 lunch and 1 supper/week + snacks.
$375.00
Apartment students can purchase additional meals per week on top of the apartment meal plan. For more information, please contact admissions:@:cmu.ca.
Other Fees
Damage Deposit (per year)
$250.00
 

 

International tuition payments should be made to CMU using Flywire or PayMyTuition. You can click either of the buttons below to begin the process:

PayMyTuition

 

The outline below gives a general idea of the breakdown in costs for one year, as a full-time (24 credit hours) Canadian student. International fees and graduate fees may differ.

How much your education at CMU will cost depends on your own specific situation. The variables include:

See the First-Year Cost Calculator (2024/25), a tool that can help you estimate and budget your costs.

 

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