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Welcome to the University Student Fees Section

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Understanding the financial aspects of your education is essential, and we're here to make that process as straightforward as possible.

On this page, you'll find comprehensive information about tuition fees. Our goal is to provide clarity and transparency, ensuring you have all the details you need to plan your finances effectively. Whether you're a prospective student or currently enrolled, we're committed to helping you navigate your educational expenses with confidence.

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Material Fees and Senior Fees
  • Material Fees: Some classes with high material costs charge additional material fees. The revenue from these fees goes back to the relevant faculty or department to cover those costs.
  • Seniors’ Tuition Waiver: Senior citizens (aged 65 or older) can request tuition waivers for credit courses. However, they are still responsible for paying material fees, laboratory fees, student fees, and other course-related charges. The Seniors’ Tuition Waiver Request form (PDF) is available to print or from the Registrar’s Office. For more information about the Senior's Tuition Waiver contact the Registrar's Office.

Feel free to ask if you need further clarification or assistance by contacting our Student Services office at 306-585-4123 or e-mail financial.services@uregina.ca. 

To request historical fees please contact webmaster@uregina.ca and allow 5 - 7 business days for processing. 

Frequently Asked Questions - Fees

How can I make payments?

Refer to our payment methods page.

Can I pay amounts other than the full balance when making payments on UR Self Service?

Yes, the total amount due is set as the default payment amount; however, you can overwrite this with the specific amount you intend to pay.

When is tuition due?

Tuition and fees are due on the first day of classes. However, we do allow a grace period to make your payment before late payment charges are added to the account. Please refer to the current Academic Schedule for the end of penalty-free payment date. Late payment charges are applied at 1.5% of the outstanding balance per month.

What is a financial hold and how does it affect me?
  • Financial Holds: When you have an outstanding tuition or fee balance, financial holds are placed on your student financial account. Holds can also be placed by your Faculty or Admissions. Make sure you’ve submitted all your documents to Admissions and have spoken to an Academic Advisor in your Faculty.
  • What a Hold Effects:
    • Transcripts: Financial holds may prevent you from requesting transcripts.
    • Degree Parchment: Holds can impact your ability to receive your degree parchment.
    • Registration: You may be restricted from registering for classes.
    • UR Self-Service: Certain holds can prevent you from logging into UR Self-Service.
    • Viewing Holds: You can check your active holds anytime on UR Self-Service.
    • Questions or Concerns: If you need assistance regarding financial holds, contact Financial Services at 306-585-4123 or email financial.services@uregina.ca.
Can I sign up for a payment plan?

We do not have payment plans available. Tuition must be paid by the first day of classes, although a grace period is provided before applying late payment fees to student accounts. For the deadline of penalty-free payment, please consult the current Academic Schedule. Late payment fees are calculated at 1.5% monthly on the unpaid balance. Payments can be made until the full tuition amount is settled. To enroll in the next semester, the account balance must be no more than $2,000.00.

Can I get a receipt for the tuition and fees I have paid for?

With the new TouchNet program you can now print off E-bills from your UR Self-Service by following the directions below:
Login using your nine digit student ID number and personal PIN number.

  1. Click on Student Services
  2. Click on Student Records
  3. Click on View Account or Make a Payment
  4. Choose E-Bill
  5. Choose Latest Bill
  6. Select statement date from drop down list
  7. Click Print/View Statement
  8. Click OK
  9. To print – Go to File Menu and choose Print