Program Cancellation

In the event that a program is cancelled, students are eligible for a full refund of application fees, deposits and tuition fees previously paid.

All programs are subject to cancellation due to insufficient enrolment.

Options for Post-Secondary/Post-Graduate Program Withdrawal

Follow the instructions for withdrawing, below, based on the situation that applies to you.

It is the students' responsibility to confirm their decision to withdraw from their MITT program by submitting a withdrawal form (see options below). The effective date of withdrawal is the date the completed withdrawal form is received by MITT.

Students remain enrolled in their program until an appropriate withdrawal form has been submitted. If a withdrawal form is not received, enrollment continues and failing grades will be assigned on the final transcript.

Applicant who has not been admitted yet:
To formally withdraw your application, please email admissions@mitt.ca from the email account associated with your application and include your full name, MITT student number, the program and intake applied to.

Admitted student whose program has not started:
To formally withdraw from your program prior to the first day of classes (as indicated on your Letter of Acceptance), complete the Admitted Student Withdrawal Form [PDF] and submit it to admissions@mitt.ca.

Current Student (program/classes have started):
To formally withdraw from your program once classes have started, please complete the Program Withdrawal Form and submit it to enrolment@mitt.ca.

Students who withdraw may be eligible for a refund of tuition and fees. For detailed information about refunds see the Refund Policies below. A refund may be reduced by non-refundable fees as of the start date of your program and any outstanding debts such as tuition and fees, textbooks, kits and miscellaneous supplies or equipment.

Students may find it helpful to seek advice from one of our student advisors to confirm their understanding of potential academic and financial consequences of program withdrawal. For the option to chat with a student advisor, email studentservices@mitt.ca.

Program Re-Entry

Post-secondary and/or post-graduate students interested in returning to a program following a gap in their studies are asked to contact admissions@mitt.ca.

Admission Deferrals

Information on requesting a deferral of admission can be found here.

Other Program Withdrawal Forms

• Construction Labourer Certificate Program [PDF]
• Industry Training and Continuing Education Programming [PDF]
• Lifelong Learning Institute - Cyber Security Micro-Certificate Courses [PDF]

Refund Policies and Schedule

Please refer to the documents below:

• Student Withdrawal Policy
• Tuition Refund Schedule [PDF]
• Special COVID-19 Tuition Refund Policy – Study Permit Refusal [PDF]
  • Special COVID-19 Tuition Refund Policy is applicable only to the following intakes: Winter 2022, Spring 2022, Winter 2023 and Spring 2023

• Construction Labourer Certificate Tuition Refund Schedule [PDF]
• Lifelong Learning Institute Tuition Refund Schedule - Part-time Programming [PDF]
• Lifelong Learning Institute Tuition Refund Schdeule - Cyber Security Micro-Certificate Courses [PDF]

How to request a refund

Once your program withdrawal or insurance opt out has been approved, if you are eligible for a refund please complete the appropriate form below. Email your completed form to finance@mitt.ca. Refunds may take 6-10 weeks to process after the form has been received by Finance.

• My bank account is held at a Canadian Financial Institution - Refund Form [PDF]
• My bank account is held at a Foreign Financial Institution - Refund Form [PDF]

Refunds and Student Loans

Educational institutions are required by law to forward any refund for student loan recipients directly to the lending institution for the reduction of student loan debt.

Refunds and Sponsored Students

Educational institutions are required by Education Training Services and other sponsoring agencies to forward any refunds directly to third parties who paid tuition on behalf of a student.

Updated: July 2021