JD Program Fees
Fees for the JD program are approved by the Governing Council of the University and consist of academic fees (including instruction and library) and incidental fees (including campus fees; student society fees; health insurance and dental plan; athletic fees; student system access fees).
Tuition fees for upper-year students for 2013-2014 academic year have been set at $28,791* for first year students, $28,516* for second-year students and $27,460* for third-year students (excluding incidental/ancillary fees). Please note, once a student is in the JD Program, the second and third year tuition fees will not rise by more than 5%.
For complete domestic student fees information please refer to the University of Toronto Student Accounts website.
For University policies, see also the University of Toronto Tuition and Fees page.
* Subject to change
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International Student Fees
In accordance with the recommendations of the Government of Ontario, certain categories of students who are neither Canadian citizens nor permanent residents are charged higher academic fees.
International tuition fees for upper-year students for the 2013-2014 academic year have been set at $38,604* (excluding incidental/ancillary fees). International students are also required to pay a mandatory University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP) premium of $756.
For complete international student fees information please refer to the University of Toronto Student Accounts website.
* Subject to change
Note: For non-degree students (e.g. audit, NCA), entry into courses is subject to the payment of fees established by the Faculty.
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When are Fees Due?
Fees are typically due in the middle of summer, prior to registration. Students who are eligible for and expect to receive government assistance or third-party sponsorship may request deferral of payment of tuition fees (see below). When paying tuition, students may pay in full or make an initial minimum payment.
Note: All fees and charges posted to student accounts are payable in full. If not paid in full, any outstanding account balance is subject to a monthly service charge of 1.5% per month compounded (19.56% per annum). The service charge is first assessed as of November 15 and as of the 15th of every month thereafter until paid in full. Outstanding charges on student accounts from prior sessions are subject to a service charge as of the 15th of every month until paid in full.
Fees invoices are provided on ROSI at www.rosi.utoronto.ca.
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Registration
Students are deemed registered once the first payment of fees has been made and is registered on ROSI (www.rosi.utoronto.ca). This may take a minimum of five business days from the time of payment. First year students are expected to attend registration on Registration Day. All other students are expected to attend classes as scheduled on the first day of school. Students studying at another university under any Exchange Program must pay their fees prior to departure for the term away. In extenuating circumstances, JD students may be permitted to register late if special arrangements are made with the academic administration through the office of the Assistant Dean, Students.
Note: Late registration will affect your course selection as your access to e.Legal will be disabled until you have made a tuition payment or have arranged a tuition deferral (see below). Therefore, you will miss the opportunity to claim spots in waitlisted courses and adjust your course selection.
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Deferral of Fees
You may be eligible to request to defer your tuition payment. A fees deferral means that you will be able to confirm your registration but are permitted to defer your tuition payment until the funds are received from your student loan, scholarship or third-party sponsorship.
Incoming transfer and letter of permission students must defer their tuition fees by August 5*, 2013. Continuing upper-year students must defer their tuition fees by Tuesday, September 3*, 2013.
Instructions on requesting a tuition deferral can be found in the Financial Aid tab of students' ROSI student accounts.
* Subject to change
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