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Tuition and Fees

This page provides an overview of tuition, fees, and how total costs are calculated for our College and Post-Graduate programs.

How Costs Are Calculated

The total cost of a program = Tuition + Fees + Health Insurance (International students only) + Textbook and Supplies Costs

  • Tuition and fees are calculated on a program basis, not per course.
  • Admitted students can log in to the Student Portal for a detailed fee breakdown.
  • Textbook and supply costs are not included in the tuition and fees listed here.
  • International students in a two-year program who gain Permanent Resident (PR) status before the 100% refund deadline for Year 2 may qualify for domestic tuition rates for the second year.

Looking for details on accepted payment methods, payment/proof of funding deadlines, or paying in installments? Visit our Fee Payment page.

For guidance on tuition refunds, visit our Refunds page.

Tuition and Fees

2026-2027

Program Tuition Non-Refundable Fees Total
Cybersecurity Analyst – Year 2 $9,147 $2251+ $1,4004 $10,722
Early Childhood Education – Year 2 $4,987 $2251 + $1352 + $1504 $5,497
Global Supply Chain Management (Post-Graduate) – Year 2 $7,056 $2251 $7,281
Medical Assistant and Patient Care – Year 2 $6,848 $2251 + $2652 + $2504 $7,588
Network and Systems Administrator – Year 2 $1,730 $2251 $1,955
Network and Systems Administrator (Morden) – Year 2 $900 $2251 $1,125
Pharmacy Technician – Year 2 $7,725 $2251 + $3702 + $1003 + $5004 $8,920

Notes:

1 Mandatory fees for post-secondary programs: $225 Infrastructure and Technology Fee + $50 MITT Award Fund Fee.
2 Consumable fees: Laboratory, equipment, and/or hairstyling supplies used throughout the program.
3 Kit fees: For those programs where “kits” of  tools, clothing, or other supplies are provided to the students; subject to change.
4 Purchased instruction fee: Training provided by third-party vendors, e.g. First Aid, CPR, NVCI, and other specialized training.

Program Tuition Non-Refundable Fees Health Insurance (estimated) Total
Cybersecurity Analyst – Year 2 $19,400 $2251+ $1,4004 $701 $21,726
Early Childhood Education – Year 2 $19,050 $2251 + $1352 + $1504 $891 $20,451
Global Supply Chain Management (Post-Graduate) – Year 2 $13,367 $2251 $715 $14,307
Medical Assistant and Patient Care – Year 2 $15,300 $2251 + $2652 + $2504 $715 $16,755
Network and Systems Administrator – Year 2 $3,292 $2251 $336 $3,853
Network and Systems Administrator (Morden) – Year 2 $1,500 $2251 $336 $2,061
Pharmacy Technician – Year 2 $21,200 $2251 + $3702 + $1003 + $5004 $891 $23,826

Notes:

1 Mandatory fees for post-secondary programs: $225 Infrastructure and Technology Fee + $50 MITT Award Fund Fee.
2 Consumable fees: Laboratory, equipment, and/or hairstyling supplies used throughout the program.
3 Kit fees: For those programs where “kits” of  tools, clothing, or other supplies are provided to the students; subject to change.
4 Purchased instruction fee: Training provided by third-party vendors, e.g. First Aid, CPR, NVCI, and other specialized training.

Textbook and Supplies

These are estimates for items students will need to purchase themselves. Visit Program Guides and Texbooks for more information.

Program Estimated Textbook Costs Estimated Supply Costs (includes a laptop)
Cybersecurity Analyst – Year 2 TBD TBD
Early Childhood Education – Year 2 TBD TBD
Global Supply Chain Management (Post-Graduate) – Year 2 TBD TBD
Medical Assistant and Patient Care – Year 2 TBD TBD
Network and Systems Administrator – Year 2 TBD TBD
Network and Systems Administrator (Morden) – Year 2 TBD TBD
Pharmacy Technician – Year 2 TBD TBD

Non-Payment Penalties and Account Holds

Meeting your payment deadlines is a key part of staying on track at MITT. Not sure when something’s due? It’s up to you to check. Find payment deadlines on the Fee Payment page.

Heads-up: Some payment methods (like online banking) can take up to three business days to process. To avoid late fees, make sure you submit your payment well before the due date.

If payment isn’t received on time, your account will show an outstanding balance. That can come with consequences, including:

  • Cancellation of your admission
  • Loss of non-refundable fees
  • Additional fees
    • $25 non-sufficient funds (NSF) fee (if applicable)
    • $100 late payment fee
  • Service restrictions
    • No access to unofficial transcripts in your student portal
    • Not being able to request official documents (like confirmations of enrolment or transcripts)
    • Graduation documents and packages being withheld
  • Deregistration
    • Being removed from future courses
    • Loss of your active student status
    • Deactivation of your Peggo transit card
  • Withdrawal from program

 

To return to active status after deregistration, you’ll need to:

  • Pay your full outstanding fees
  • Submit a Reinstatement Request Form
  • Receive program approval

 

To return to active status after withdrawal from a program, you’ll need to:

  • Pay your full outstanding fees
  • Reapplication and admission approval

 

For more information

Visit Fee Payment or contact us at csr@mitt.ca or 204-989-6500.

Fees and Forms