Admission and Financing
Admissions
Toronto Metropolitan University accepts international undergraduate applications for September and January admission. We look forward to receiving your application and supporting you throughout the admission process.
Admission requirements depend on various factors, such as the country where you completed your secondary schooling and the program you wish to enrol in.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition fees for TMU vary by program.
Full-time Undergraduate Program Fees
Fees for full-time undergraduate programs for 2023/2024 for international students range from $33,423 to $38,584 CAD. Fees are due and payable by the start of classes and various payment methods are available.
English Pathway Program Fees
Fees for English pathway programs for 2023/2024 for all students (international and domestic) range from $9,895 (English Boost) to $32,900 CAD (ESL Foundation Program, includes university-level degree-credit courses that can be applied to your undergraduate program).
Scholarships and Bursaries
International students may qualify for entrance scholarships and distinguished awards, such as the President’s Entrance Scholarship (up to $40,000 CAD) or the International Student Merit Scholarship ($5,000 CAD).
International Student Merit Scholarships
The International Student Merit Scholarships are awarded to international students who are entering their first year of full-time, four-year undergraduate degree program at Toronto Metropolitan University in the Fall or Winter term and demonstrate academic excellence, commitment to volunteer work and extracurricular activities, and leadership skills. A minimum 85%/A or equivalent final admission average is required for consideration.
President’s Entrance Scholarship
The President’s Entrance Scholarship is awarded to secondary school graduates who demonstrate academic accomplishment, leadership qualities, original thought and creative ability.
A minimum 90% final admission average is required for consideration. An applicant’s average is calculated with their best six Grade 12 U/M courses, or their home country’s equivalent.
Housing
Toronto Metropolitan University has approximately 1,144 beds in three residence buildings on campus. There are a range of room styles including two- to four-bedroom apartments, single bedrooms with shared hallway washrooms and some individual rooms with private washrooms.
Why Live in Residence?
Personal Support
Along with the students that you will meet and learn from during the school year, there are dedicated people within Housing and Residence Life who are here to support your transition to living independently.
All-Gender Housing
Residence is an inclusive community. All-gender housing means that you only need to disclose your gender should you wish to be matched with a roommate or suitemate of the same gender identity as yours.
Community
Living on campus will immerse you in the residence and Toronto Met community. You will have the opportunity to build connections with a diverse group of people and be involved in residence and campus life. It is your chance to be at the heart of events and activities happening on campus and in the city of Toronto.
Safety
Our Residence Service Desk staff always monitor building access to ensure our residence buildings are safe and supportive communities.
Location
Living in residence makes life easier. You are right next to your classes, close to public transit, and all other amenities you will need.
Academic Support
There are professionals, peers, and student leaders who work within our department, all committed to ensuring each of our residents has a positive school year.
How to Apply for Residence
Before applying make sure you have received a full or conditional undergraduate offer to Toronto Metropolitan University.
We prioritize on-time applications based on the following two categories:
- Year (Top: 1st year students)
- Distance (Top: Farthest distance away)