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Foundation trades
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International undergraduate
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Featured specialty programs
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Animal Health Technology Diploma
Engineering Transfer
Events and Convention Management Diploma
Health Care Assistant
Law (Juris Doctor)
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Books and supplies
How many courses will you need books for? Books cost about $200 per course and there are 10 courses in a year.
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Lab / studio fees
You might have to pay extra fees for some courses. Select a number of courses to get an idea of the cost.
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Health and dental plan
The cost of $248 is included in student fees, but you can opt out if you have your own plan.
Residence (September to April)
Will you be living in residence? Select an option here, or follow the links for details: On-Campus Housing | TRU Residence .
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On-Campus Housing — $4,100 (regular)
On-Campus Housing — $4,340 (upgrade)
On-Campus Housing — $4,570 (deluxe)
TRU Residence — $6,370 (four-bedroom)
TRU Residence — $6,650 (two-bedroom)
TRU Residence — $7,120 (two-bedroom deluxe)
TRU Residence — $7,610 (one-bedroom)
Staying at home or renting
Parking and transit
Will you be driving to TRU? These are the fees for a year of parking. We also have other options .
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Carpool permit for two semesters — $375
Lot N permit for two semesters — $400
Other lot permits for two semesters — $500
Annual reserved parking — $1,050
Public transit (covered by fees) — 0
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How much money do you have to pay with? Examples include scholarships and awards, government students assistance, income from part-time or summer employment, family support, third-pary funding, external awards, bank loans