Sept. 20 is the tuition and fee payment deadline
Avoid the line and pay your fees online.
Important dates
Sept. 12, 2019
Last day to drop a class without financial penalty
Sept. 13, 2019
Last day to add or swap a course
Sept. 15, 2019
Deadline to apply for fall convocation
Sept. 20, 2019
Fall tuition and fee payment deadline
Oct. 14, 2019
Thanksgiving Day (university closed)
Nov. 10, 2019
Start of term break
(no classes from Nov. 10 to 16)
Nov. 11, 2019
Remembrance Day
(university closed)
Student loan changes
Starting in fall 2019, students who receive government student aid from Canada will receive all monies allocated to them directly. It will be your responsibility to meet the tuition payment deadline by making your payment(s) from these funds. The university will continue to confirm your eligibility with your loan lenders, but we will not ask the lender to remit funds directly to the university.
Your money
Apply for a Jason Lang Scholarship
You have until Sept. 30 to submit your application for a Jason Lang scholarship. Apply through your Student Centre at my.ucalgary.ca.
Important scholarship application info
Alberta Student Aid is upgrading their systems for awards and scholarship applications. You can still apply for the Alexander Rutherford Scholarship directly through Alberta Student Aid as well as the Jason Lang Scholarship through my.ucalgary.ca.
Budgeting 101
Learn about setting financial goals, what goes into a budget, how to track expenses, creating savings and to make a plan for your paycheque in this workshop.
Funding your education
You'll likely use a variety of sources to cover the costs of attending university. This might include awards, scholarships, bursaries, RESPs, money from your family, a part-time job or student loans.
Tuition and Fees
Learn about the mandatory and optional costs that are included in your tuition and general fees.
Awards and Scholarships
A variety of scholarships and bursaries are available to UCalgary students, both through the university and from external sources.
Student Loans
Government student loans and grants are available to Canadian citizens and permanent residents who are studying full- or part-time. You'll apply through your home province or territory of residence.
Wondering how much your degree will cost? Create a customized estimate with our online cost estimator.