Our programs are for........

• A student who wishes to earn three-year Computer Science university degree in one year on fast track.
• A student who wishes to earn four-year Business Administration University Degree in one and a half year on fast track.
• A student who wishes to immigrate to Canada/USA and wants to be qualified for Canadian and American jobs.
• A graduate of a foreign college or university who now requires a Canadian degree for advancement.
• A student who wishes to get credits for his home country degrees and join the Canadian workforce at the earliest opportunity.
• A student who wishes to convert his diploma into university degree.
• A student who has a need to earn a diploma / degree from a Canadian approved college/university.

New students may register up to the first day of classes with no Late-Registration Fee. Late fees will apply on the first day of classes and will increase during the second week of classes. After the second week, no registrations will be accepted.

Returning students must register no later than July 13th each year. From July 16th, late registration fees will apply to all returning and will increase incrementally as the start of class approaches. See the Office of the Registrar for details.

Payment Process

Please see the Academic Calendar for complete details on fee payment, refund schedule and students responsibilities.

Payment Obligation: A student who completes, signs, and submits a Registration Form is considered to have registered and is liable for payment in full of all tuition and related fees associated with that registration.

Payment Methods: Payment can be made by cheque, cash, debit, electronic banking, Visa and Mastercard. Cheques are to be made payable to Algoma University. Any cheque returned by a bank for any reason will be subject to a handling charge by the University.

Services that may be frozen: Registration and related services (diplomas, transcripts of record, letters of permission, grade reports, re-registration, etc.) are suspended for students with outstanding accounts.

Refund Information

Compulsory ancillary fees, auditor\'s fees, service fees, and tuition deposits are non-refundable. The amount of any refund (or reduction in outstanding fees) will be calculated as of the date on which the withdrawal form is received in the Office of the Registrar. Students are cautioned that withdrawal deadlines and academic penalties are not necessarily the same as those for obtaining refunds. See "Important Dates" pages at the front of this Calendar for further details.

The refund schedule is available at the Fees Office or the Registrar\'s Office. Refunds are calculated as a declining percentage of the refundable tuition portion based on the length of time the course has been running.

Please see the Academic Calendar for complete details on the refund schedule.

Registration Schedule

For new students starting in September:

Students offered admission to Algoma U will be sent an Academic Registration Orientation package in May/June, or with their letter of admission. This package will contain detailed information about the process, starting with academic advising. Academic orientations are held in June, July, August and September for advising and registration, though individual advising appointments are also available throughout the year.

For new students starting in September 09:

On admission, you will receive an advising package and information on arranging for an advising appointment.