Tuition Fees
In order to avoid financial penalties, you must pay your tuition fees for each session by the pre-determined deadlines
IMPORTANT
To register for the Fall 2023 session, you must have paid all outstanding fees and at least 50% of your tuition fees of the Summer 2023 session. Remember that the issuing of your diploma is conditional upon payment of all tuition fees.
Please note that, if you are paying your tuition fees at a banking institution, you should take into account the 3- to 4-day processing time for ÉTS to receive the payment. In light of this, you should plan to make your payment a few days before the deadline.
Students who are experiencing financial difficulties can contact Office of Student Life for advice related to budget planning.
Important dates
Winter session 2023
- January 5
Courses begin
- January 9
Last day to pay the first instalment of tuition fees (or full payment of tuition fees for part-time students).
- January 5 to 18
Course change deadline for reimbursement of tuition fees (general fees are non-refundable) with no mention on your record.
- February 17
Last day to pay the second (and final) instalment of tuition fees
- February 2 to March 16
Course drop deadline with no mention of failure or reimbursement (subject to change for courses offered on an intensive basis)
Summer session 2023
- May 3
Courses begin
- May 5
Last day to pay the first instalment of tuition fees (or full payment of tuition fees for part-time students).
- May 3 to 16
Course change deadline for reimbursement of tuition fees (general fees are non-refundable) with no mention on your record.
- June 9
Last day to pay the second (and final) instalment of tuition fees
- May 31 to July 10
Course drop deadline with no mention of failure or reimbursement (subject to change for courses offered on an intensive basis)
Fall session 2023
- September 5
Courses begin
- September 8
Last day to pay the first instalment of tuition fees (or full payment of tuition fees for part-time students)
- September 5 to 18
Course change deadline for reimbursement of tuition fees (general fees are non-refundable) with no mention on your record
- October 13
Last day to pay the second (and final) instalment of tuition fees
- October 3 to November 13
Course drop deadline with no mention of failure or reimbursement (subject to change for courses offered on an intensive basis)
Number of payments, based on your situation
Undergraduate programs
Full-time (12 or more credits)
On the first payment deadline, a payment must be made (the amount is indicated on the invoice) to cover the tuition fees as well as the balance of previous sessions, in applicable. The remaining balance is payable by the second payment deadline.
Part-time (less than 12 credits)
All tuition fees are payable by the first payment deadline, including any balance remaining from previous sessions.
Graduate programs
Full-time (9 or more credits)
On the first payment deadline, a payment must be made (the amount is indicated on the invoice) to cover the tuition fees as well as the balance of previous sessions, in applicable. The remaining balance is payable by the second payment deadline.
Part-time (less than 9 credits)
All tuition fees are payable by the first payment deadline, including any balance remaining from previous sessions.
How to make payments
IMPORTANT: : Please note that, if you are paying your tuition fees at a banking institution, you should take into account the 3- to 4-day processing time for ÉTS to receive the payment. In light of this, you should plan to make your payment a few days before the deadline.
Payment is applied to any balance remaining from previous sessions first. Always indicate your Permanent Code as a reference in all correspondence.
At the counter of the Registrar’s Office
At the Registrar’s Office:
(Room A-1120, between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.)
- By bank draft;
- By money order;
- By certified check.
Note that payment cannot be made in cash or by personal check, credit card or debit card.
By postal mail
By mail, to the attention of the Registrar's Office:
- By bank draft;
- By money order;
- By certified check.
Note that payment cannot be made in cash or by personal check, credit card or debit card.
At a financial institution
At most financial institutions, including Desjardins credit unions and National Bank:
- By withdrawal from an account;
- By bank draft;
- By money order;
- By certified check.
If you make your payment over the Internet, enter the letter “"E" followed by your Permanent Code in the "Invoice number" (numéro de facture) box.
For information: Info-ÉTS form
Payment of tuition fees through the CIBC portal
As an international student, you can make tuition payments in the currency of your choice through the CIBC secure online portal. You do not need to have a CIBC bank account or visit a branch to use this service.
This allows you to pay your tuition easily and at competitive exchange rates. The CIBC international student payment service supports the following payment methods:
- Bank transfer
- Visa - debit/credit card
- Mastercard - debit/credit card
- Union Pay - debit/credit card
- Alipay
- Automated Clearing House (ACH)
- NEFT
- WeChatPay
To learn more about the CIBC International Student Pay portal, we invite please watch the tutorial – also available in French, Hindi, Spanish, Chinese (simplified) and Chinese (traditional).
If you have any questions please contact CIBC Support:
- By email at studenthelp@cibc.com
- Call from India (toll free): +1 (800) 121-661661
- Call from North America (toll free): +1 (844) 637-8898
- Call from anywhere else in the world: +91 90713 73838
International bank transfer
For payments from outside Canada, we recommend using the CIBC online portal which offers advantageous exchange rates. If the currency of your country is not available or if you are unable to use this service, please contact us via the Info-ÉTS form to obtain our bank details to make an international transfer.
Penalties
For late registration:
- Undergraduate students: $30
- Graduate students: $110
Failure to make the minimum payment by the first deadline: $30;
Balance owing after the deadline for the second payment: $30.
Students who do not comply with the terms of payment or do not meet the payment deadlines:
- cannot obtain transcripts;
- cannot obtain certification of registration;
- cannot re-register or obtain a degree.
Changes to the invoice
Your invoice will only be amended if the number of credits differs as a result of a change in your course selection, even if you change programs. Therefore, in order to avoid the $30 penalty, you must always be sure to pay the minimum balance on your first invoice, or contact the Registrar’s Office to confirm the amount owing.
Refund
If you are owed a refund in connection with your tuition fees, please contact the Registrar’s Office:
- At the counter, Room A-1120;
- In writing;
- By phone, at 514 396-8893;
- Via the Info-ÉTS form
To obtain a refund of an amount owed to you on your school account, submit a request via the Info-ÉTS form.
Legends on Your Invoice
AX : cancelled by student*
XX : dropped without refund and with no mention of failure
CX : cancelled by ÉTS (course removed from the schedule)*
UX : cancelled by ÉTS (registration refused)*
RX : cancelled by the Program Director*
FX : suspended by ÉTS (balance due)
*With reimbursement of tuition fees.