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Financing - General

The following is presented as a general description of the MMPA Program fees & living expenses.

The Tuition Fee Schedule for Publicly Funded Programs, such as the MMPA Program, is reviewed annually. The Governing Council's decision with regard to this schedule is generally announced in early April preceding the academic year. For planning purposes, the following table shows the annual tuition fees for MMPA students for the most recent years:

Domestic Students 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2014-2015
  Entered 2009 24,892 24,892 24,892    
  Entered 2010   26,883 27,958 TBD  
  Entered 2011     27,958 TBD TBD

International Students 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2014-2015
  Entered 2009 28,143 28,143 28,143    
  Entered 2010   30,394 31,914 33,510  
  Entered 2011     34,041 35,743 TBD
  Entering 2012       36,764 TBD

Please note that since the final year of the program consists of a single term, students will only be assessed 1/3 of the annual tuition fees for that academic year.

Further detail may be found at: 2010-2011 & 2011-2012

A $1,700 non-refundable deposit is required once the applicant is accepted by the MMPA program. This deposit will be applied towards the first tuition fee payment.

Fees include tuition, supplementary course materials such as reprints of all case studies, book excerpts, journal articles, and other supplementary material used in MMPA courses. Textbooks are not included. A full-time student will spend approximately $1,500 a year on books and supplies.

Living expenses are minimally estimated to be $1,500 per month. This figure is an estimate only and will vary according to the type of accommodation, standard of living and so forth. Please see the attached "Class 2014 International Student Supplementary Form" for further guidance on living expenses.

International students studying in the Program will be provided with medical coverage through the University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP). Annual UHIP coverage begins in September of each year. The first term of the 27 month and the 16 month programs are prorated for the addition 4 months of coverage. Further information regarding UHIP is available at the University of Toronto's Centre for International Experience .

FAQ's

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Can I expect full financial support from the Program?

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No, full financial support is not available.

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How can I finance my studies in the Program?

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Domestic students may be eligible for Canadian federal or provincial assistance programs and the Scotiabank Professional Student Loan program. International students are generally not eligible for these programs.

The MMPA Program offers Entrance Scholarships that are distributed once a student has registered and has cleared all of their admission conditions.  The criteria are your grades from your bachelor's degree or previous master’s degree and your GMAT score. There are additional scholarships and awards available to students but they are generally not distributed until the end of the first year of the program and are based on your academic performance in the Program.

The University of Toronto also has teaching & research assistant positions available that students are able to apply for each term. Individual departments post these positions prior to each academic term.

Students in the MMPA Program are eligible to participate in two work terms. These are paid positions and students are able to contribute to their Program costs from these earnings.

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