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HOME Fees/Student Financial Assistance and Awards Student Financial Assistance and Awards Cost of Attending Ryerson

Cost of Attending Ryerson

Regardless of the educational institution or course of study, post secondary education is expensive. Students are advised to prepare a realistic budget reflecting their own situation, taking into consideration academic expenses, personal expenses, accommodation and transportation costs.

Please refer to the section Fees/Financial Information for complete details on University fees. Fees are subject to change each year.

Academic Expenses: Books, paper, pens, calculators, drawing equipment, binders, project materials, typing, cameras, dance shoes, etc., are all considered academic expenses. The requirements vary widely depending on the program. New students should speak to senior students and academic advisors, for guidelines before making any purchases. Book lists are available during the first week of classes. Do not make any purchases before seeing each professor or academic advisor unless specifically directed otherwise.

STUDENT ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES

The following represents some expenditures that students may need to consider.

Transportation: Almost 90 percent of Ryerson students take public transportation to get to class and should allow approximately $108 per month if travelling by TTC. If commuting from outside Toronto, allow approximately $150/month (GO Transit/Presto Pass)

Pocket Money/Entertainment/Miscellaneous: Students should budget approximately $200 to $300 per month, depending on lifestyle.

Clothing: Although most students dress casually, the amount to be budgeted for this category can vary widely. Students may have to consider the purchase of suitable clothes for part-time or summer employment and job interviews prior to graduation. For budget purposes, students should allow at least $1000 for clothing during the academic year.

Living Away From Home: Students who do not live with their family will naturally incur higher expenses than if they were living at home.

Rent: Approximately $500 to $1000 per month for shared accommodation. Approximately $750 to $1,200 for single accommodation.

Food: Approximately $400 to $500 per month, depending on dietary needs and preferences.



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