Click on the sections below to learn about ASO tuition and fees.
Tuition and Fees for Arts and Science Online Students
Tuition fees may differ by year, faculty and program. Returning students and students in other faculties and programs should check the Office of the University Registrar website for the most current fee schedules.
Normally, fee increases, if applicable, become effective May 1st each year, however the Board of Trustees reserves the right to make changes, without notice, in the scale of fees. Please refer to the Fee Policies in the Office of the University Registrar for more information.
| Tuition Fee | 3.0 units** | 6.0 units** | Exam Fee*** |
| Domestic Students (Ontario)* | $618.31 | $1,236.62 | $100 |
| Domestic Students (outside of Ontario)* | $648.70 | $1,297.40 | $100 |
| International Students | $5,357.17 | $10,714.34 | $100 |
*Canadian citizens, Permanent Residents/Landed Immigrants, Native Persons, and Exempt International Students.
**Includes Student Assistance Levy of $10.00 per 3.0 Units, $20 per 6.0 units.
*** If the course has an online proctored final exam.
The fees quoted above do not include the cost of textbooks or class materials.
In order to help you better understand your tuition and fees at Queen's University, the Office of the University Registrar has provided a step-by-step guide to understanding your fees, what SOLUS is telling you, paying on time, and the different payment methods available to you, including the Graduate Student Pre-Authorized Payment Plan (PPL), as well as important information on late fees.
Financial Assistance
Ontario residents enrolled in a degree program and taking a minimum of 9.0 units per term may qualify for financial assistance through OSAP. You may also be eligible for other bursaries and awards. For more information on OSAP and awards, please speak to Queen’s Student Awards at 613-533-2216.
Tax Forms
Please see the Office of the Registrar site for information on forms/receipts for preparing your income tax claims.