ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
| Certificate - 15 Summit Pacific credit hours per week |
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PER SEMESTER |
PER YEAR |
| Full-Time Tuition |
$ 2,775 |
$ 5,550 |
| Board & Room |
$ 2,600 |
$ 5,200 |
| Student Fees |
$ 300 |
$ 600 |
| TOTAL |
$ 5,675 |
$11,350 |
| Degree or Diploma - 12 Summit Pacific credit hours per week and 3 TWU credit hours per week |
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PER SEMESTER |
PER YEAR |
| Full-Time Tuition |
$ 3,300 |
$ 6,600 |
| Board & Room |
$ 2,600 |
$ 5,200 |
| Student Fees |
$ 300 |
$ 600 |
| TOTAL |
$ 6,200 |
$12,400 |
OMEGA GLOBAL PROGRAM
The student is responsible to pay for books and for the following extra travel expenses: passport, backpack, shots and travel insurance.
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PER SEMESTER |
PER YEAR |
| Tuition, room and board, fees |
$ 4,700 |
$ 9,400 |
| Trip costs (tax deductible to donors) |
$ 1,300 |
$ 2,600 |
| Total Program Cost |
$ 6,000 |
$ 12,000 |
Note: Due to possible changes in airline ticket prices,
there may be a slight surcharge added to the Spring 2012 invoice.
ENROLMENT DEPOSIT
New Students
Students who have received official acceptance to SPC are required to pay a $200.00 enrolment deposit by July 1, 2011 for the Fall 2011 semester and by November 1, 2011 for the Spring 2012 semester. If acceptance to SPC is received after the above mentioned time period the $200.00 deposit is due and payable immediately upon receiving the letter of acceptance. This enrolment deposit is credited to the Student's account on Registration Day. Campus dorm housing is secured through this deposit. In the event of limited housing vacancies those who have forwarded their enrolment deposit to the college are given priority.
Returning Students
Returning Students will need to pay a $200.00 enrolment deposit by July 1, 2011 for the Fall 2011 semester. This enrolment deposit will be credited to the Student's account on registration day.
Tuition and Related Fees
| SPC Tuition per credit |
$ 185 |
| TWU Tuition per credit * |
$ 360 |
| SPC Audit per credit (60% of regular tuition) |
$ 111 |
| SPC Seniors per credit (sixty years and older) |
$ 50 |
| Directed Studies surcharge per credit |
$ 25 |
Fees per semester Student Fees
Commuter Students
Resident Students |
$ 250
$ 300 |
Security Deposit
Commuter Students
Resident Students |
$ 150
$ 250 |
| Application Fee first time students (non-refundable) |
$ 50 |
| Re-Admission Fee (out for one semester or more) |
$ 30 |
| Parking Fee (per semester, includes HST) |
$ 56 |
| Change of Course fee |
$ 15 |
| Late Registration fee(effective after registration day) |
$ 25 |
| Graduation fee (payable in final year) |
$ 100 |
| Certificate fee (Omega & 2 year; payable in final year) |
$ 50 |
| Official Transcript fee ($1 per each additional one) |
$ 10 |
* An administration fee amounting to 10% of tuition is also charged to every student
who in any semester is enrolled in a TWU course but who is not
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Applied Music
| Private Lessons - All Instruments (including Voice) |
| PER SEMESTER |
AMOUNT |
| 1/2 hour lesson |
$ 290 |
| 3/4 hour lesson |
$ 395 |
| 1 hour lesson |
$ 500 |
APPLICATION FEE
The following additional charges pertain to NEW students applying for the first time to SPC and for those returning to SPC after an absence of more than one semester.
Application Fee (non-refundable):
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New Student - $ 50.00 with application |
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Returning Student - $30.00 with application after an absence of more than one semester.
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MEALS
The full meal plan covers 20 meals per week for the academic year. Commuter students may buy individual meals or may purchase an 11 meal card from the cafeteria for $40.
BOOKS
Costs of required books and materials vary according to individual course requirements. Students should be prepared to spend approximately $300-$400 per semester. Books are available from the Campus Bookstore.
TUITION DISCOUNTS FOR FULL-TIME STUDENTS
Eligibility is for one of the following discounts:
| 1. Dependents of: |
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| a. PAOC active ministerial credential holder |
10% |
| b. Other active ministerial credential holder |
5% |
| 2. Spouse of full-time Summit student |
20% |
| 3. Sibling (including Room and Board) |
10% |
| ** The discount applies to SPC courses only and application must be made at the time of registration. * Dependent is defined as an unmarried offspring under age 26, or a spouse. |
LIVING ON CAMPUS
Single Students
All single, full-time students (under age 25) are required to live in residence, unless living with parents/legal guardian or close relative. Students wishing to live off campus must receive prior authorization from the Dean of Students. Accommodation assignment is handled by the Deans of Men and Women and consists of 2 per room (L.T. Holdcroft).
Married Students There is limited accommodation for housing married students on campus. A written request with a $200 apartment damage deposit for a one or two bedroom apartment is to be submitted to the Business Administrator and is considered on a first come first served basis. The apartment damage deposit is returned if no accommodation is available.
| Rent charges (including utilities) - SPC full-time student |
| One bedroom apartment |
$ 525 |
| Two bedroom apartment |
$ 600 |
| Three bedroom apartment |
$ 700 |
SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES
A limited number of scholarships and bursaries are available for new students. Applications are available upon request from the Enrolment Services Office. Freshman bursary application deadline is July 15. Scholarships and bursaries apply to full-time tuition only (minimum 12 credits per semester), and are disbursed in the Spring semester. You can download a bursary application here.
STUDENT LOANS
- Students applying for a BC Student Loan must apply on-line through Student Aid BC.
- Students from out of province should contact their own Ministry of Education agency to request the applicable form for a Private and out-of-Province School. A list of provincial student aid agencies is provided here.
- The Financial Services Office is available for assistance with student loans.
- Students should apply for loans at least three months prior to Registration Day.
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PAYMENT OF ACCOUNT
All semester fees, including room and board, are due and payable on or before Registration Day. Exceptions to this are granted to students who have written proof of approved student loans. Students, or parents, may pay for the student fees, including tuition, room and board, at the beginning of the semester with monthly post-dated cheques, VISA or MasterCard payments. (Debit/Interac is not accepted for monthly post-dated payments.)
All of these exceptions must be arranged with the Financial Services Office on or before Registration Day. All students must submit a minimum payment of $1500 on Registration Day. All students who have arranged alternate payments other than full payment on Registration Day will be charged a documentation fee of $100.
REFUND POLICY
A Student who finds it necessary to leave the college or reduce their academic load after payment of fees is entitled to a refund as follows.
Tuition Fees:
Refund is on a percentage basis |
| up to 2 weeks |
80% |
| up to 3 weeks |
60% |
| up to 4 weeks |
50% |
| up to 5 weeks |
20% |
| over 5 weeks |
0% |
On Campus Only:
- Board: 75% on the unused portion rounded off to the nearest whole week.
- Room: If a student leaves within the first week there is a 75% refund. If a student leaves within 2 - 3 weeks a 50% credit is given if he/she returns to Summit within the period of one year. No refund will be given under any other circumstances.
- The rebate is processed effective from the date of receipt of written notice of withdrawal submitted to the Enrolment Services Office.
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Summit Pacific College
Admissions
PO Box 1700
Abbotsford, BC V2S 7E7
(604) 851-7222 or (604) 851-7224
1-800-976-8388
admissions@summitpacific.ca
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Summit Pacific College
Financial Services Office
PO Box 1700
Abbotsford, BC V2S 7E7
(604) 851-7229 or 1-800-976-8388
runrau@summitpacific.ca |
NOTE: The College reserves the right to adjust its fee scale without further notice
if sudden changes in the economy force it to do so.
