View Your Tuition Fee Invoice
Login to ACORN in mid-July (after course enrolment) to see your invoice for the upcoming year.
How are fees calculated?
Student tuition fees include: course fees, incidental fees, system access fees, and ancillary fees. More information can be found on the Student Accounts website.
Student Financial Planner
How much will it cost to study at U of T? Try out the Financial Planning Calculator to help you estimate costs, create a budget and browse helpful resources!
How to Register
Secure your spot for the upcoming year by either paying your fees directly, or deferring your fees if you have applied for a government student loan, or are receiving a scholarship.
Paying Your Fees
- Check your invoice on ACORN and find your minimum amount to register.
- Choose your preferred method of payment if you are in Canada, or outside of Canada via Convera or Flywire.
- Wait for your payment to process. This can take 3-5 business days or up to 14 business days for payments made outside of Canada. We recommend that you keep a receipt or screenshot of your payment.
- Monitor your ACORN account. Once your payment is received, your registration status will change from "invited" to "registered".
Deferring Your Fees
If you applied for a government student loan, or you're receiving a U of T scholarship that is equal to, or greater than your minimum amount to register, you can submit a fee deferral request on ACORN.
We understand that in these circumstances, you may not have access to your funding by the registration deadline. By submitting a fee deferral, we will register you for the upcoming year. Once classes begin, you will be responsible for paying your fees by the financial deadlines.
Financing Your Education
There are a number of ways that students can mix and match financial resources to help pay for their education. Here are some examples:
- Student loans for Canadian and U.S. students
- Entrance scholarship recipients will have their award credited to their ACORN account in October.
- If you have a registered education savings plan (RESP), and plan to withdraw funds to pay for your tuition, download your Confirmation of Enrolment Letter for free on ACORN after you enrol in courses.
- Finding part-time work on-campus is a great way to earn money and get involved with your community through meaningful work experiences.
Budgeting Resources
Understanding your personal finances and responsibilities is an important life skill. Topics such as budgeting, and applying for funding will help you beyond your time at university. Learn more at the Office of the Registrar website.
$330 million in available financial aid for U of T students.
Did you know that U of T students earn 65% more funding than the average student at other Ontario universities?
Find scholarships you may be eligible for with the U of T Award Explorer.
$107.5 million provided to students in grants
U of T provides non-repayable grants (free money) to help students finance their education. This includes $42.6M through the University of Toronto Advanced Planning for Students Program (UTAPS)!
Get Help
Have more questions? Connect with us through AskRegistrar to get answers or to book an appointment with a Financial Aid Advisor.
Office of the Registrar
Phone: 905-828-5399
Online Queries: AskRegistrar
Visit Us: Room 1235, Innovation Complex