- HBA · 4 years
- Work experience details
- ~High 80s to low 90s
Accounting & Financial Management
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52 months
Duration (months)
4 years and 4 months, including four co-op terms
Waterloo SAF co-op requirements and six sequences4 scheduled work terms · 4 months each
Work experience
4 scheduled work terms · 4 months each
Waterloo SAF co-op requirements and six sequences~Mid-80s
Entering average
Published approximate guidance: Mid-80s. 2027/28. Ontario high-school entry in 2027/28, exact listed route WXY. Later major/option selection and other applicant categories remain separate.
Waterloo university-supplied OUInfo: Accounting and Financial Management (Co-op Only), Ontario entry 2027/28
Deadlines
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Next deadline
OUAC. Ontario high schools report midterm/final 4U/M grades
2027 entry
School deadline, not a student task. Universities receive these grades by November 26. Verbatim: "Deadline for the OUAC to receive all midterm or final grades available for 4U/M courses from Ontario high schools. Schools may report in-progress grades for full-year courses as soon as they are available." Universities receive these by the target date of November 26, 2026. This is a deadline on the high school, not on the student, but it governs which grades a university sees in the first round.
Other deadline details
No single OUAC deadline, deadlines are set by each university and sometimes by programOUAC Undergraduate application, applicants who are not Ontario high school students (Group B)2026 entry
- No single OUAC deadline, deadlines are set by each university and sometimes by program
- No single OUAC deadline
- University, program, transcript, portfolio, interview, and audition dates still apply
Full source wording
Verbatim: "There is no specific Undergraduate application deadline if you are a Group B applicant. Deadlines vary at each university and sometimes depend on the program. Visit the university websites or contact the universities directly for their deadlines. If you are interested in a program but the deadline has passed, you may contact the university's admission office for help. Be aware of university-specific deadlines for submitting transcripts and portfolios, if required, and for arranging interviews and auditions. You must ensure the OUAC has enough time to process your choices before the universities' program deadlines." OUAC defines Group B as anyone who does not meet the Group A criteria, e.g. not currently taking an Ontario high school course, a Canadian outside Ontario, an international applicant, a postsecondary transfer student, or a mature applicant.
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Requirements
Admission requirements
High-school prerequisites
Any Grade 12 U English75% min.
MHF4UAdvanced Functions75% min.
MCV4UCalculus and Vectors75% min.
- High-school diploma with six Grade 12 U or M courses, including the prerequisites.
Application steps
Entry terms · September 2027
First-year entry.
Waterloo September 2027 application and document deadlinesStep 1Check the admission requirements
- Check the published entry route for your applicant category.
Step 3Declaration of Academic Experience (DAE)
- Complete the DAE in the Waterloo applicant portal. It updates your checklist with any required documents.
Step 4Apply directly to this programme through the official application; submit the applicant portal documents required for your education route.
- Complete this item using the university’s applicant instructions.
Step 5Apply through OUAC by February 1, 2027. Submit requested documents through Waterloo by February 15.
- Complete this item using the university’s applicant instructions.
Step 6Waterloo uses grades for admission. The SAFAA interview and assessment are inactive, and Waterloo does not review the AIF for AFM.
- Complete this item using the university’s applicant instructions.
Applicant pathways
Ontario high-school entry
Ontario high-school applicants; average text uses the university's own published guideline
- Six Grade 12 U and/or M courses including
- Any Grade 12 U English (minimum final grade of 75% is required)
- Advanced Functions (minimum final grade of 75% is required)
- Calculus and Vectors (minimum final grade of 75% is required)
- Admission average: Mid-80s
Programme application choice
Applicants choosing Accounting and Financial Management
- Apply to AFM or Sustainability and Financial Management, not both. Other permitted financial-management programme applications are listed on the source.
Ontario students taking IB
Ontario high-school students taking IB courses, including students completing an OSSD
- Admission uses your school's converted Ontario Grade 12 U/M marks.
- Meet the Ontario course prerequisites listed above.
British Columbia high school
BC high-school applicants
- Six Grade 12 academic courses and a high-school diploma.
- English Studies 12 or English First Peoples 12, at least 75%.
- Pre-Calculus 12 and Calculus 12 or AP Calculus, at least 75% in each.
- Published admission average: Mid-80s.
- Upload second-semester midterm grades when available.
Alberta high school
Alberta high-school applicants
- High-school diploma and five academic courses at level 30 or 31.
- English Language Arts 30-1, at least 75% in the final blended grade.
- Mathematics 30-1 and Mathematics 31, at least 75% in each.
- Published admission average: Mid-80s.
IB diploma route
Full International Baccalaureate diploma applicants outside the Ontario-equivalency route
- Six IB courses including at least three Higher Level courses. At least 28 points before diploma bonus points.
- English A HL or SL at least 4, or English B HL at least 5.
- Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches HL or SL, at least 4. Waterloo recommends HL.
American curriculum
Applicants in an accredited American high-school system
- High-school diploma and at least 88% final Grade 12 average.
- Grade 12 English, AP Calculus and Algebra (Pre Calculus), at least 80% in each.
Recommended Ontario courses
Helpful background only
- Principles of Financial Accounting
- Mathematics of Data Management
Degree requirements
Required courses and electives
- Complete 20.0 units: 13.5 required, 2.5–3.0 in the required specialization, and 3.5–4.0 electives.
ReferencesWaterloo 2026–27 BAFM Honours academic calendarWaterloo AFM first-year schedule for Fall 2026 and Winter 2027Waterloo SAF co-op requirements and six sequencesWaterloo AFM 111 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 112 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 113 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 132 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 182 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 191 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 205 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 206 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 207 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 208 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 241 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 244 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 274 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 285 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 291 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 321 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 335 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 373 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 391 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 433 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 480 academic calendarWaterloo BET 100 academic calendarWaterloo COMMST 111 academic calendarWaterloo ECON 101 academic calendarWaterloo ECON 102 academic calendarWaterloo ACTSC 127 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 121 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 127 academic calendarWaterloo ACTSC 291 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 272 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 273 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 311 academic calendarWaterloo SFM 309 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 323 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 341 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 345 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 346 academic calendarWaterloo STAT 374 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 415 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 416 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 362 academic calendar
Credits and degree requirements
- Maintain a 60% cumulative overall average and a 70% cumulative major average.
- Complete AFM 111 and COMMST 111 for the Undergraduate Communication Requirement.
- The first year is provisional. A 70% cumulative major average in the required 100-level courses taken in 1A and 1B is required to progress to second year.
ReferencesWaterloo 2026–27 BAFM Honours academic calendarWaterloo AFM first-year schedule for Fall 2026 and Winter 2027Waterloo SAF co-op requirements and six sequencesWaterloo AFM 111 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 112 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 113 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 132 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 182 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 191 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 205 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 206 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 207 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 208 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 241 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 244 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 274 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 285 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 291 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 321 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 335 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 373 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 391 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 433 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 480 academic calendarWaterloo BET 100 academic calendarWaterloo COMMST 111 academic calendarWaterloo ECON 101 academic calendarWaterloo ECON 102 academic calendarWaterloo ACTSC 127 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 121 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 127 academic calendarWaterloo ACTSC 291 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 272 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 273 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 311 academic calendarWaterloo SFM 309 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 323 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 341 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 345 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 346 academic calendarWaterloo STAT 374 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 415 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 416 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 362 academic calendar
Work and practical requirements
- Co-op normally requires four credited work terms, including at least three standard terms, and four professional development courses, including PD 1 and PD 12.
- Default Stream 1 work terms: Winter of Year 2, Fall of Year 3, then Fall and Spring of Year 4. Waterloo lists five other approved sequences.
ReferencesWaterloo 2026–27 BAFM Honours academic calendarWaterloo AFM first-year schedule for Fall 2026 and Winter 2027Waterloo SAF co-op requirements and six sequencesWaterloo AFM 111 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 112 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 113 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 132 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 182 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 191 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 205 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 206 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 207 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 208 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 241 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 244 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 274 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 285 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 291 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 321 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 335 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 373 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 391 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 433 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 480 academic calendarWaterloo BET 100 academic calendarWaterloo COMMST 111 academic calendarWaterloo ECON 101 academic calendarWaterloo ECON 102 academic calendarWaterloo ACTSC 127 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 121 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 127 academic calendarWaterloo ACTSC 291 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 272 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 273 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 311 academic calendarWaterloo SFM 309 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 323 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 341 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 345 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 346 academic calendarWaterloo STAT 374 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 415 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 416 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 362 academic calendar
Program facts
Entering average~Mid-80s
Ontario high-school entry in 2027/28, exact listed route WXY. Later major/option selection and other applicant categories remain separate.
Waterloo university-supplied OUInfo: Accounting and Financial Management (Co-op Only), Ontario entry 2027/28Waterloo university-supplied OUInfo: Accounting and Financial Management (Co-op Only), Ontario entry 2027/28Work experience4 scheduled work terms · 4 months each
Waterloo lists four co-op terms in the default sequence, beginning in the winter of second year.
University work-study informationMajors & specializations
Complete one specialization. A second is optional. This is the 2026–27 academic calendar list.
Assurance and Advisory
BAFM
Study assurance, business controls and ways to assess the reliability of financial information.
Courses
Waterloo’s Fall 2026 and Winter 2027 first-year schedule, followed by the 2026–27 calendar requirements. Later course timing depends on your specialization and co-op sequence.
1A · Fall 20265 listed
Waterloo’s published first-year schedule totals 2.5 units. Business Value Creation counts as one integrated course.
- AFM 191Introduction to Financial Reporting and Managerial Decision Making 10.5 credits
Prepare financial statements and use accounting information for private-company decisions.
Waterloo AFM 191 academic calendar - AFM 111Professional Pathways and Problem-Solving0.5 credits
Develop professional judgment, problem-solving, communication and career-planning skills.
Waterloo AFM 111 academic calendar 
AFM 112Analytic Methods for Business 10.5 creditsUse data mining and emerging technologies to analyse accounting and finance problems.
Waterloo AFM 112 academic calendar- AFM 415Special Topics0.5 credits
Studies a selected issue in accounting and financial management. The topic changes by offering.
Business Value Creation: Foundation. Quest lists the two half-unit codes for this integrated course.
Waterloo AFM 415 academic calendar - AFM 416Special Topics in Finance0.5 credits
Studies a selected finance topic. The topic changes by offering.
Business Value Creation: Foundation. Quest lists the two half-unit codes for this integrated course.
Waterloo AFM 416 academic calendar
1B · Winter 20275 listed
Waterloo’s published first-year schedule totals 2.5 units. Business Value Creation counts as one integrated course.
- AFM 121Introduction to Global Financial Markets0.5 credits
Explore global capital markets, financial assets and financial decision-making.
Waterloo AFM 121 academic calendar - AFM 182Introduction to Financial Reporting and Managerial Decision Making 20.5 credits
Analyse and forecast financial information for public-company stakeholders.
Waterloo AFM 182 academic calendar - AFM 113Analytic Methods for Business 20.5 credits
Extend the analytical and statistical methods used in accounting and finance.
Waterloo AFM 113 academic calendar - AFM 415Special Topics0.5 credits
Studies a selected issue in accounting and financial management. The topic changes by offering.
Business Value Creation: Consumers. Quest uses the same codes as 1A for different material.
Waterloo AFM 415 academic calendar - AFM 416Special Topics in Finance0.5 credits
Studies a selected finance topic. The topic changes by offering.
Business Value Creation: Consumers. Quest uses the same codes as 1A for different material.
Waterloo AFM 416 academic calendar
Additional required courses20 listed
The calendar lists these required courses without assigning them to a term here. AFM 205, 206, 207 and 208 are quarter-unit courses.
- AFM 132Introduction to Business Stages0.5 credits
Compare business models and decision-making across stages of a company’s life.
Waterloo AFM 132 academic calendar - AFM 205Introduction to Financial Services0.25 credits
Explore financial services, professional ethics and how financial problems are approached in the workplace.
Waterloo AFM 205 academic calendar - AFM 206Introduction to Tax0.25 credits
Apply Canadian personal income tax rules to employment income, deductions and credits, and prepare returns with software.
Waterloo AFM 206 academic calendar 
AFM 207Introduction to Performance Analytics0.25 creditsUse performance measures and technology to analyze results, with attention to professional ethics.
Waterloo AFM 207 academic calendar- AFM 208Introduction to Assurance0.25 credits
Learn what assurance providers do and practise introductory tasks from a financial statement audit.
Waterloo AFM 208 academic calendar - AFM 241Impact of Technology on Business0.5 credits
Explore technology investment and emerging trends in accounting and finance.
Waterloo AFM 241 academic calendar - AFM 244Analytic Methods for Business 30.5 credits
Use regression, classification and clustering as foundations for business analytics.
Waterloo AFM 244 academic calendar - AFM 274Introduction to Corporate Finance0.5 credits
Study corporate decisions about investments, financing, capital structure and dividends.
Waterloo AFM 274 academic calendar 
AFM 285Introduction to Sustainability and Sustainable Business0.5 creditsIdentify sustainability risks and opportunities in business decisions and review reporting frameworks.
Waterloo AFM 285 academic calendar- AFM 291Intermediate Financial Accounting 10.5 credits
Study financial statement preparation, asset valuation and its effects on measured income.
Waterloo AFM 291 academic calendar - AFM 321Personal Financial Planning and Taxation0.5 credits
Build and assess personal budgets and financial plans across life stages, considering Canadian taxes.
Waterloo AFM 321 academic calendar - AFM 335Business Law for Financial Managers0.5 credits
Study contracts, business organization, property and torts, and prepare a legal risk plan.
Waterloo AFM 335 academic calendar - AFM 373Cases and Applications in Corporate Finance0.5 credits
Use cases to apply financial-management theory to corporate decisions.
Waterloo AFM 373 academic calendar - AFM 391Intermediate Financial Accounting 20.5 credits
Study how liabilities, income and corporate equity are measured and reported.
Waterloo AFM 391 academic calendar - AFM 433Business Strategy0.5 credits
Develop business strategies that fit an organization's environment and goals.
Waterloo AFM 433 academic calendar 
AFM 480Introduction to Organizational Behaviour0.5 creditsExamine how individuals and groups act within organizations, including motivation, teamwork and decisions.
Waterloo AFM 480 academic calendar- BET 100Foundations of Entrepreneurial Practice0.5 credits
Develop an entrepreneurial approach to spotting opportunities and turning ideas into action.
Waterloo BET 100 academic calendar - COMMST 111Leadership, Communication, and Collaboration0.5 credits
Practise communication, leadership and teamwork in an accounting and finance context.
Waterloo COMMST 111 academic calendar - ECON 101Introduction to Microeconomics0.5 credits
Study Canadian markets through consumer behaviour, producer decisions, prices and government policy.
Waterloo ECON 101 academic calendar - ECON 102Introduction to Macroeconomics0.5 credits
Study inflation, employment, growth, interest rates and other economy-wide measures.
Waterloo ECON 102 academic calendar
Capital markets · choose one3 listed
Take one course from this group.
- ACTSC 291Global Capital Markets and Financial Analytics0.5 credits
Use computational and analytical tools to value assets and study investment risk.
Waterloo ACTSC 291 academic calendar - AFM 272Global Capital Markets and Financial Analytics0.5 credits
Use computational and analytical tools to value assets and study investment risk.
Waterloo AFM 272 academic calendar - AFM 273Financial Instruments and Capital Markets0.5 credits
Value financial instruments and examine financial risk and diversification.
Waterloo AFM 273 academic calendar
Ethics · choose one2 listed
Take one course from this group.
AFM 311Connections to Ethical Context0.5 creditsWork through ethical questions faced by accounting and finance professionals.
Waterloo AFM 311 academic calendar- SFM 309Sustainability and Business Ethics0.5 credits
Examine how financial and business decisions intersect with sustainability, governance and social responsibility.
Waterloo SFM 309 academic calendar
Finance and accounting analytics · choose one5 listed
Take one course from this group.
- AFM 323Quantitative Foundations for Finance0.5 credits
Apply analytical and statistical tools to investment management and corporate finance.
Waterloo AFM 323 academic calendar - AFM 341Accounting Information Systems0.5 credits
Study how organizations select and evaluate accounting information systems and assure their reliability.
Waterloo AFM 341 academic calendar - AFM 345Business Applications of Social Media Analytics0.5 credits
Use text and sentiment analysis on social media data to investigate business problems.
Waterloo AFM 345 academic calendar - AFM 346Applications of Predictive Analytics in Accounting and Finance0.5 credits
Apply predictive analytics to accounting and finance problems such as fraud, defaults and bankruptcy.
Waterloo AFM 346 academic calendar - STAT 374Quantitative Foundations for Finance0.5 credits
Apply analytical and statistical tools to investment management and corporate finance.
Waterloo STAT 374 academic calendar
Additional published courses
- ACTSC 127Introduction to Global Capital Markets and Financial Analytics0.5 credits
Explore global finance and foundational financial decisions using computation and data analysis.
Waterloo ACTSC 127 academic calendar - AFM 127Introduction to Global Capital Markets and Financial Analytics0.5 credits
Explore global finance and foundational financial decisions using computation and data analysis.
Waterloo AFM 127 academic calendar - AFM 362Corporate Taxation0.5 credits
Calculate corporate income and apply Canadian corporate taxation concepts.
Waterloo AFM 362 academic calendar
Elective choices
- The 2026–27 calendar requires 3.5–4.0 elective units, depending on the specialization.
- Introductory markets: choose AFM 121, AFM 127 or ACTSC 127. Taking AFM 127 or ACTSC 127 instead of AFM 121 also requires CS 115 or CS 135.
- Capital markets: choose AFM 272, AFM 273 or ACTSC 291.
- Ethics: choose AFM 311 or SFM 309.
- Finance and accounting analytics: choose AFM 323, AFM 341, AFM 345, AFM 346 or STAT 374.
- One course may count from any cross-listed set.
Study routes
Complete one specialization. A second is optional. This is the 2026–27 academic calendar list.
- Business Analytics
- Enterprise Performance and Risk
- Entrepreneurial Mindset
- Financial Markets
- Professional Accountant
Study locations
- Published academic-unit location
- The School of Accounting and Finance lists the AFM programme director’s office in Hagey Hall, room 3102. This is a programme contact office; individual Accounting and Financial Management course rooms are separate.Waterloo: named afm academic-unit location
ReferencesWaterloo 2026–27 BAFM Honours academic calendarWaterloo AFM first-year schedule for Fall 2026 and Winter 2027Waterloo SAF co-op requirements and six sequencesWaterloo AFM 111 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 112 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 113 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 132 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 182 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 191 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 205 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 206 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 207 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 208 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 241 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 244 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 274 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 285 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 291 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 321 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 335 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 373 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 391 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 433 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 480 academic calendarWaterloo BET 100 academic calendarWaterloo COMMST 111 academic calendarWaterloo ECON 101 academic calendarWaterloo ECON 102 academic calendarWaterloo ACTSC 127 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 121 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 127 academic calendarWaterloo ACTSC 291 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 272 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 273 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 311 academic calendarWaterloo SFM 309 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 323 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 341 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 345 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 346 academic calendarWaterloo STAT 374 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 415 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 416 academic calendarWaterloo AFM 362 academic calendar
Careers
Auditor
Business consultant- Entrepreneur
Financial accountant- Financial planner
- Investment banking associate
- Management accountant
- Private equity associate
- Tax associate
- Venture capital associate
- Financial analyst co-op
- Audit and assurance co-op
Business analyst co-op- Staff accountant
Employers in student profiles
1
- KPMG
Scope and qualifications
Waterloo profiled an AFM student who worked as a staff accountant in KPMG’s audit practice.
Waterloo career and co-op examples, plus one student profile.
Professional recognition
Waterloo lists a CFA Institute affiliation. Starting in 2027, the CPA pathway uses coursework and professional program assessments. Waterloo’s Master of Accounting remains a pathway for eligible graduates.
Scope and qualifications
Waterloo career and co-op examples, plus one student profile.
Costs
Program or faculty
| Program or faculty | Ontario | Other Canadian | International | Books and supplies |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accounting and Financial Management, Sustainability and Financial Management | $9,000 | $10,000 | $58,000 | $1,500 |
| Architecture | $14,000 | $15,000 | $75,000 | $8,100 |
| Business Administration (Laurier) and Computer Science (Waterloo) Double Degree | $17,000 | $20,000 | $75,000 | $1,500 |
| Business Administration (Laurier) and Mathematics (Waterloo) Double Degree | $15,000 | $15,000 | $64,000 | $1,500 |
| Computer Science | $16,000 | $18,000 | $73,000 | $1,500 |
| Computing and Financial Management | $11,000 | $12,000 | $64,000 | $1,500 |
| Faculty of Arts | $9,000 | $10,000 | $58,000 | $1,500 |
| Faculty of Engineering, Software Engineering | $19,000 | $21,000 | $75,000 | $1,500 |
| Faculty of Environment | $9,000 | $10,000 | $51,000 | $1,500 |
| Faculty of Health | $9,000 | $10,000 | $54,000 | $1,500 |
| Faculty of Science | $9,000 | $10,000 | $54,000 | $1,500 |
| Geography and Aviation | $9,000 | $10,000 | $51,000 | $1,500 |
| Science and Aviation | $9,000 | $10,000 | $54,000 | $1,500 |
| Global Business and Digital Arts | $14,000 | $16,000 | $56,000 | $1,500 |
| Mathematics (includes 16 majors), Mathematics/ Business Administration, Mathematics/Chartered Professional Accountancy | $9,000 | $10,000 | $62,000 | $1,500 |
| Mathematics/Financial Analysis and Risk Management | $12,000 | $14,000 | $63,000 | $1,500 |
First-year estimate
2026–27 · Two terms · CAD
Ontario example · Choose your fee category
Tuition and incidental fees$9,000
Books and supplies$1,500
Residence$8,254
Residence
Meal plan$8,040
Meal plan
Estimated total$26,794
Accounting and finance tuition increases significantly in upper years.
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