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Let’s face it, there are a lot of barriers to education. That’s why each year we offer millions of dollars in financial support and other resources to take that stress out of being a student. Set yourself up for success and check out these great options designed to support you financially.
We can help you plan your finances and learn more about what expenses to expect from your first day of classes until you graduate.
Tuition Fees – Fees vary by program. Check the “costs” tab on your program page for more information.
Tuition – Full fees for the first term are due by the first day of classes. Check these important academic dates and deadlines.
Learn more about tuition fees, ancillary fees, book and supply costs, tax receipts and more
We know that financial aid can be an important factor for your postsecondary studies. There are a number of options and our team can help you access the resources you need.
OSAP – The Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) offers a mix of grants and loans to help pay for your postsecondary studies. This program is available to Canadian students only. The amount of money you can receive depends on your educational costs, course load and personal financial situation.
Awards, scholarships & bursaries – Each year, Seneca offers millions of dollars in awards, scholarships and bursaries. Some are open to all students, while others are tied to specific programs.
Work-study – Help finance your studies by working at a part-time job on campus. If you’re enrolled full time and demonstrate financial need on your application, you may qualify.
Join us for weekly webinars to learn about financial aid and other ways to pay for your studies.
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Seneca has many free supports and services to help you. Options include technical support, learning resources and state-of-the-art on-campus facilities and amenities.
Information Technology Services (ITS) is available to support you by email, phone and on campus. Seneca also offers helpful technology resources including:
The Learning Centre is available to support you with your studies. All services are free. Visit The Learning Centre to:
Seneca Libraries have a variety of free resources and services to support you academically including:
All students registered in full-time programs are automatically enrolled in the Health and Dental Plan. This is a great way to benefit from health and dental coverage at a reasonable rate.
Seneca Dining Services has a variety of Campus Meal Plans. We offer value and savings to satisfy every appetite.
Free counselling is available to help you through life’s difficult moments.
All 100 female, accessible and gender-neutral washrooms at Seneca offer free feminine hygiene products. The initiative supports the Red Dot Project.
The Seneca Soup program helps to ensure that all students who are in need have access to a healthy meal on campus — free soup made fresh daily. You will need to sign up, but there’s no cost to participate.
Seneca has great recreation facilities, fitness and wellness programs so you can stay active, take a break from your studies and have fun. For full-time students, access is included in your student fees. Part-time students can use the gymnasiums and fitness centres by paying a semester-based fee.
Seneca Works can help you plan for and reach your career goals. Their services are free and include:
The student-run Seneca Student Federation (SSF) aims to help you make the most out of your life at Seneca. Their mission is to be the voice of the student body and to offer financial, social and academic support.
Here are some helpful resources they offer:
Transportation can be expensive, but there are some ways to save money. Options include:
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