Compulsory ancillary fees are fees students pay in addition to tuition that support services and activities distinct from academic programming. Compulsory ancillary fees are established in accordance with guidelines established by the Ministry of Colleges and Universities (MCU). Descriptions of the services and resources these fees support are outlined below. Compulsory ancillary fees are charged to all students in each term enrolled and are not refundable regardless of program delivery (in person, remote, hybrid) or whether students elect to use them or not. If you return for another program or the same program and semester, you are subject to the same fees again.
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2023/24 Compulsory Ancillary Fees
Compulsory Ancillary Fees and associated descriptions below are effective for the 2023 academic year (programs or courses between September, 2023 and August, 2024). View the 2023-2024 Annual Fees web page for detailed tuition and fee information. Refer to your Account Summary after you register to see the itemized charges according to your actual enrolment.
Post-Secondary compulsory fees are charged in each term enrolled in an academic year. Below fees are based on enrolment in two semesters (terms) in an academic year.
- Post-Secondary Compulsory Fees (Hamilton and area campuses)
- Post-Secondary Compulsory Fees (MSA)
- Post-Secondary Compulsory Fees (Mississauga Campus)
- Continuing Education (CE) Student Compulsory Fees
- Apprenticeship Student Compulsory Fees
- International Student Recovery Taxes
Post-Secondary Compulsory Fees (Hamilton and area campuses)
| Fee | Description | One Semester | Total for Two Semesters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Academic Support: Academic & Learning Supports | Supports and services for students such as peer tutoring, academic counsellors, peer mentors, student success advisors, access to copyrighted materials and learning/skills workshops. | $56.02 | $112.04 |
| Academic Support: Assessment Testing | Supports the assessment of student readiness for college & assists with supports for students where needed post admission. Fee only charged once (Semester 1). Not applicable to graduate certificate programs. Other program exclusions may apply. | $49.94 | $49.94 |
| Academic Support: Technology Enhancement | Provides academic support to students via technology services to facilitate the student learning experience, including specialized software. | $77.13 | $154.26 |
| Alumni Lifetime Membership | Lifetime membership to the Mohawk College Alumni Association. Includes exclusive savings and discounts on goods and services across Canada, as well as access to the In Touch Alumni e-newsletter and magazine. Fee only charged once (Semester 1). | $40.80 | $40.80 |
| Athletics & Recreation | Supports the operating costs of athletics and recreation facilities made available to the broader student body. Please refer to mohawkmountaineers.com for more information and operating hours. | $63.10 | $126.20 |
| Campus Safety | Supports a safe campus and the prevention of sexualized violence | $1.82 | $3.64 |
| Campus Sustainability | Supports sustainability initiatives and improvements across the college, including the community garden, farm stand, and greening orientation. | $4.08 | $8.16 |
| Career Services | Supports career-related services such as career counselling, job fairs, job boards and job placement services. | $17.79 | $35.58 |
| Financial Aid Programs & Supports | Supports enhanced financial aid offerings such as Mo Money Financial Literacy Resources that promote money management strategies and financial literacy learning. | $5.91 | $11.82 |
| Health & Counselling | Supports access to health professionals for medical care, mental health and counselling. | $46.13 | $92.26 |
| Student Achievement & Records: Convocation | Supports the administration of convocation processes and ceremonies. For in-person, this includes event costs, web site and logistics costs, regalia and diploma production. Fee only charged once (Semester 1). | $64.72 | $64.72 |
| Student Achievement & Records: Transcript | Supports the administration of student achievement documents such as transcript requests. Fee only charged once (Semester 1). | $27.36 | $27.36 |
| Student Buildings: David Braley Athletic and Recreation Centre (DBARC) | Supports spaces and facilities that host student activities and services not supported by government grants. | $93.00 | $186.00 |
| Student ID Card | Supports the ONE Card student identification cards which are used to access college services and facilities and are also used for identification in examinations. | $13.61 | $27.22 |
| Student Programs & Supports | Supports programs and services that promote an equitable and inclusive environment for students, and which help to enhance the student experience. | $9.78 | $19.56 |
Post-Secondary Compulsory Fees (MSA)
| Fee | Description | One Semester | Total for Two Semesters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Health and Dental (Plan and Premium) - MSA | Supports a comprehensive extended health and dental plan for full-time students. Coverage includes prescription medication, dental care, paramedical expense, vision care, and mental health supports. The cost of the program is split throughout the academic year, with coverage ending August 31 at the conclusion of the academic year. 1/3 of fee charged in Fall semester; 2/3 charged in Winter semester. Students starting in Winter are only charged 2/3 of total. | $76.66 | $230.00 |
| MSA Programs, Services & Student Government | Supports student representation, advocacy and outreach; student government elections and referendums; student leadership opportunities; academic and behavioural appeals; operation of the Student Centre and MSA administrative functions. Also supports student services and student-focused events and activities at all campuses, including Food Bank, Career Closet, Legal Counselling, Equipment Loans, Educational Workshops, Events and Student Clubs, and Communities. | $107.60 | $215.20 |
| Student Buildings: MSA Capital Maintenance | Supports costs associated with the maintenance and capital improvement of the Student Centre and its facilities, which host student activities and services. | $5.20 | $10.40 |
| Universal Transit Pass - MSA | Provides unlimited HSR transit access for students via a PRESTO card. Applies only to programs at campuses within the HSR service area | $103.95 | $207.90 |
Post-Secondary Compulsory Fees (Mississauga Campus)
The fees in the below section apply to students attending programs delivered at the Mohawk Mississauga campus. Students may access the services in Hamilton virtually or in person at the Fennell campus if they wish to travel.
| Fee | Description | One Semester | Total for Two Semesters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Academic Support: Academic & Learning Supports | Supports and services for students such as peer tutoring, academic counsellors, peer mentors, student success advisors, access to copyrighted materials and learning/skills workshops. | $160.06 | $320.12 |
| Academic Support: Assessment Testing | Supports the assessment of student readiness for college & assists with supports for students where needed post admission. Fee only charged once (Semester 1). Not applicable to graduate certificate programs. Other program exclusions may apply. | $49.94 | $49.94 |
| Academic Support: Technology Enhancement | Provides academic support to students via technology services to facilitate the student learning experience, including specialized software. | $154.26 | $308.52 |
| Alumni Lifetime Membership | Lifetime membership to the Mohawk College Alumni Association. Includes exclusive savings and discounts on goods and services across Canada, as well as access to the In Touch Alumni e-newsletter and magazine. Fee only charged once (Semester 1). | $40.80 | $40.80 |
| Athletics & Recreation | Supports access to athletics and recreation facilities. For more information visit the Services for Mississauga Campus Students web page. | $63.10 | $126.20 |
| Career Services | Supports career-related services such as career counselling, job fairs, job boards, and job placement services. | $48.05 | $96.10 |
| Financial Aid Programs & Supports | Supports enhanced financial aid offerings such as Mo Money Financial Literacy Resources that promote money management strategies and financial literacy learning. | $5.91 | $11.82 |
| Health & Counselling | Supports access to health professionals for medical care, mental health and counselling, and the student food bank. | $54.20 | $108.40 |
| Health & Dental (Plan and Premium) - MSA | Supports a comprehensive health and dental plan for full-time students. Coverages includes prescription medication, dental care, paramedical expenses, vision care, and mental health supports. The cost of the program is split throughout the academic year, with coverage ending August 31. 1/3 of fee charged in Fall semester; 2/3 charged in Winter semester. Students starting in Winter are only charged 2/3 of total. | $76.66 | $230.00 |
| MSA Programs, Services & Student Government | Supports student representation, advocacy and outreach; student elections and referendums; academic and behavioural appeals, and MSA administrative functions. | $31.28 | $62.56 |
| Student Achievement & Records: Convocation | Supports the administration of convocation processes and ceremonies. For in-person, this includes event costs, web site and logistics costs, regalia and diploma production. Fee only charged once (Semester 1). | $64.72 | $64.72 |
| Student Achievement & Records: Transcript | Supports the administration of student achievement documents such as transcript requests. Fee only charged once (Semester 1). | $27.36 | $27.36 |
| Student Events & Activities | Supports student events and activities such as social events, employment workshops, financial seminars, study skills, and time management workshops. | $33.60 | $67.20 |
| Student ID Card | Supports the student identification cards which are used to access college services and facilities and are also used for identification in examinations. | $13.61 | $27.22 |
| Student Leadership & Outreach | Supports student leadership opportunities and student outreach to communicate upcoming services, supports, workshops, activities and events that help to enhance the student experience. | $31.27 | $62.54 |
| Student Programs & Supports | Supports programs and services that promote an equitable and inclusive environment for students, access to immigration counselling services, and other services which help to enhance the student experience. | $9.78 | $19.56 |
Continuing Education Student Compulsory Fees
For more information visit the CE Fees and Financial Information web page.
| Fee Name | Definition | Per Student Contact Hour (to a maximum of 45 hours) |
|---|---|---|
| Academic Support: Academic & Learning Supports | Supports CE student access to peer tutoring, academic counsellors, mentors and learning/skills workshops (outside the classroom). | $0.14 |
| Academic Support: Technology Enhancement | Provides technology services and supports to CE students. | $0.18 |
| Alumni CE | Supports alumni communications, services and programming for CE students, including alumni career support, mentoring opportunities, benefits, and events. | $0.05 |
| Athletics & Recreation | Supports the operating costs of athletics and recreation facilities made available to the broader student body, including CE students. Please refer to mohawkmountaineers.com for more information and operating hours. | $0.14 |
| Campus Safety | Supports a safe campus and the prevention of sexualized violence. | $0.05 |
| Career Services | Supports CE student access to career-related services such as career counselling, job boards and job placement services. | $0.04 |
| Health & Counselling | Supports CE student access to health professionals for medical care, mental health, and counselling. | $0.11 |
| MSA Programs, Services & Student Government | Supports student representation, advocacy and outreach, as well as academic and behavioural appeals. Also supports student services and student-focused events and activities including Food Bank, Career Closet, Legal Counselling, Equipment Loans, Educational Workshops, Events and Student Clubs and Communities. | $0.18 |
| Student Achievement & Records: Transcripts | Supports CE student access to student achievement documentation such as transcripts. | $0.03 |
Apprenticeship Student Compulsory Fees
| Fee Name | Description | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Apprenticeship Service Fee - College | Ensures that apprenticeship students are supported and included in programming, primarily at the Stoney Creek campus. Includes specific Apprenticeship Welcomes and Student ID Cards. Charged per intake. | $45.78 |
| MSA Programs, Services & Student Government | Supports student representation, advocacy and outreach, as well as academic and behavioural appeals. Also supports student services and student-focused events and activities including Food Bank, Career Closet, Legal Counselling, Equipment Loans, Educational Workshops, Events and Student Clubs, and Communities. Charged per intake. | $10.81 |
International Student Recovery Taxes
| Fee Name | Description | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Student Recovery Tax for International | Recovery taxes are compulsory fees levied to all international students enrolled in a post secondary credential program at an Ontario college or university. The International Student Recovery (ISR) tax is collected in accordance with a provincial Ministry of Colleges and Universities (MCU) funding directive. | $375.00 per semester |
| Municipal Tax Recovery for International | Recovery taxes are compulsory fees levied to all international students enrolled in a post secondary credential program at an Ontario college or university. The municipal tax recovery fee is remitted to the City of Hamilton by the college. | $75.00 Fall term only |
2024/25 Compulsory Ancillary Fees
Compulsory Ancillary Fees and associated descriptions below are effective for the 2024 academic year (programs or courses between September, 2024 and August, 2025). View the 2024-2025 Annual Fees web page for detailed tuition and fee information. Refer to your Account Summary after you register to see the itemized charges according to your actual enrolment.
Post-Secondary compulsory fees are charged in each term enrolled in an academic year. Below fees are based on enrolment in two semesters (terms) in an academic year.
- Post-Secondary Compulsory Fees (Hamilton and area campuses)
- Post-Secondary Compulsory Fees (MSA)
- Post-Secondary Compulsory Fees (Mississauga Campus)
- Continuing Education (CE) Student Compulsory Fees
- Apprenticeship Student Compulsory Fees
- International Student Recovery Taxes
- Program Specific Compulsory Fees
Post-Secondary Compulsory Fees (Hamilton and area campuses)
| Fee | Description | One Semester | Total for Two Semesters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Academic & Learning Supports | Supports and services for students such as peer tutoring, academic counsellors, peer mentors, student success advisors, access to copyrighted materials and learning/skills workshops. | $56.02 | $112.04 |
| Alumni Lifetime Membership | Lifetime membership to the Mohawk College Alumni Association. Includes exclusive savings and discounts on goods and services across Canada, as well as access to the In Touch Alumni e-newsletter and magazine. Fee only charged once (Semester 1). | $40.80 | $40.80 |
| Assessment Testing | Supports the assessment of student readiness for college & assists with supports for students where needed post admission. Fee only charged once (Semester 1). Not applicable to graduate certificate programs. Other program exclusions may apply. | $49.94 | $49.94 |
| Athletics & Recreation | Supports the operating costs of athletics and recreation facilities made available to the broader student body. Please refer to mohawkmountaineers.com for more information and operating hours. | $63.10 | $126.20 |
| Campus Safety | Supports a safe campus and the prevention of sexualized violence | $1.82 | $3.64 |
| Campus Sustainability | Supports sustainability initiatives and improvements across the college, including the community garden, farm stand, and greening orientation. | $4.08 | $8.16 |
| Career Services | Supports career-related services such as career counselling, job fairs, job boards and job placement services. | $17.79 | $35.58 |
| Convocation | Supports the administration of convocation processes and ceremonies. For in-person, this includes event costs, web site and logistics costs, regalia and diploma production. Fee only charged once (Semester 1). | $64.72 | $64.72 |
| Financial Aid Programs & Supports | Supports enhanced financial aid offerings such as Mo Money Financial Literacy Resources that promote money management strategies and financial literacy learning. | $5.91 | $11.82 |
| Health & Counselling | Supports access to health professionals for medical care, mental health and counselling. | $46.13 | $92.26 |
| Student Buildings: Capital | Supports costs associated with the maintenance and capital improvement of the Student Centre and its facilities, which host student activities and services. | $5.20 | $10.40 |
| Student Buildings: David Braley Athletic and Recreation Centre (DBARC) | Supports spaces and facilities that host student activities and services not supported by government grants. | $95.00 | $190.00 |
| Student ID Card | Supports the ONE Card student identification cards which are used to access college services and facilities and are also used for identification in examinations. | $13.61 | $27.22 |
| Student Programs & Supports | Supports programs and services that promote an equitable and inclusive environment for students, and which help to enhance the student experience. | $9.78 | $19.56 |
| Technology Enhancement | Provides academic support to students via technology services to facilitate the student learning experience, including specialized software. | $77.13 | $154.26 |
| Transcript & Documentation | Supports the administration of producing documents of student achievement such as transcripts, confirmations of enrolment or other official documentation issued by the Registrar’s Office. Fee only charged once (Semester 1). | $27.36 | $27.36 |
Post-Secondary Compulsory Fees (MSA)
| Fee | Description | One Semester | Total for Two Semesters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Health and Dental (Plan and Premium) - MSA | Supports a comprehensive extended health and dental plan for full-time students. Coverage includes prescription medication, dental care, paramedical expense, vision care, and mental health supports. The cost of the program is split throughout the academic year, with coverage ending August 31 at the conclusion of the academic year. 1/3 of fee charged in Fall semester; 2/3 charged in Winter semester. Students starting in Winter are only charged 2/3 of total. | $86.02 | $258.06 |
| MSA Programs, Services & Student Government | Supports student representation, advocacy and outreach; student government elections and referendums; student leadership opportunities; academic and behavioural appeals; operation of the Student Centre and MSA administrative functions. Also supports student services and student-focused events and activities at all campuses, including Food Bank, Career Closet, Legal Counselling, Equipment Loans, Educational Workshops, Events and Student Clubs, and Communities. | $109.75 | $219.50 |
| Universal Transit Pass - MSA | Provides unlimited HSR transit access for students via a PRESTO card. Applies only to programs at campuses within the HSR service area | $107.80 | $215.60 |
Post-Secondary Compulsory Fees (Mississauga Campus)
The fees in the below section apply to students attending programs delivered at the Mohawk Mississauga campus. Students may access the services in Hamilton virtually or in person at the Fennell campus if they wish to travel.
| Fee | Description | One Semester | Total for Two Semesters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Academic & Learning Supports | Supports and services for students such as peer tutoring, academic counsellors, peer mentors, student success advisors, access to copyrighted materials and learning/skills workshops. | $196.02 | $392.04 |
| Alumni Lifetime Membership | Lifetime membership to the Mohawk College Alumni Association. Includes exclusive savings and discounts on goods and services across Canada, as well as access to the In Touch Alumni e-newsletter and magazine. Fee only charged once (Semester 1). | $40.80 | $40.80 |
| Assessment Testing | Supports the assessment of student readiness for college & assists with supports for students where needed post admission. Fee only charged once (Semester 1). Not applicable to graduate certificate programs. Other program exclusions may apply. | $10.00 | $10.00 |
| Athletics & Recreation | Supports access to athletics and recreation facilities. For more information visit the Services for Mississauga Campus Students web page. | $63.10 | $126.20 |
| Career Services | Supports career-related services such as career counselling, job fairs, job boards, and job placement services. | $48.05 | $96.10 |
| Convocation | Supports the administration of convocation processes and ceremonies. For in-person, this includes event costs, web site and logistics costs, regalia and diploma production. Fee only charged once (Semester 1). | $64.72 | $64.72 |
| Financial Aid Programs & Supports | Supports enhanced financial aid offerings such as Mo Money Financial Literacy Resources that promote money management strategies and financial literacy learning. | $5.91 | $11.82 |
| Health & Counselling | Supports access to health professionals for medical care, mental health and counselling, and the student food bank. | $54.20 | $108.40 |
| Health & Dental (Plan and Premium) - MSA | Supports a comprehensive health and dental plan for full-time students. Coverages includes prescription medication, dental care, paramedical expenses, vision care, and mental health supports. The cost of the program is split throughout the academic year, with coverage ending August 31. 1/3 of fee charged in Fall semester; 2/3 charged in Winter semester. Students starting in Winter are only charged 2/3 of total. | $86.02 | $258.06 |
| MSA Administration & Student Government | Supports student representation, advocacy and outreach; student elections and referendums; academic and behavioural appeals, and MSA administrative functions. | $31.90 | $63.80 |
| Student Events & Activities | Supports student events and activities such as social events, employment workshops, financial seminars, study skills, and time management workshops. | $33.60 | $67.20 |
| Student ID Card | Supports the student identification cards which are used to access college services and facilities and are also used for identification in examinations. | $5.00 | $10.00 |
| Student Leadership & Outreach | Supports student leadership opportunities and student outreach to communicate upcoming services, supports, workshops, activities and events that help to enhance the student experience. | $31.27 | $62.54 |
| Student Programs & Supports | Supports programs and services that promote an equitable and inclusive environment for students, access to immigration counselling services, and other services which help to enhance the student experience. | $9.78 | $19.56 |
| Technology Enhancement | Provides academic support to students via technology services to facilitate the student learning experience, including specialized software. | $154.26 | $308.52 |
| Transcript & Documentation | Supports the administration of producing documents of student achievement such as transcripts, confirmations of enrolment or other official documentation issued by the Registrar’s Office. Fee only charged once (Semester 1). | $27.36 | $27.36 |
Continuing Education Student Compulsory Fees
For more information visit the CE Fees and Financial Information web page.
| Fee Name | Description | Per Student Contact Hour (to a maximum of 45 hours) |
|---|---|---|
| Academic & Learning Supports | Supports CE student access to peer tutoring, academic counsellors, mentors and learning/skills workshops (outside the classroom). | $0.14 |
| Alumni CE | Supports alumni communications, services and programming for CE students, including alumni career support, mentoring opportunities, benefits, and events. | $0.05 |
| Athletics & Recreation | Supports the operating costs of athletics and recreation facilities made available to the broader student body, including CE students. Please refer to mohawkmountaineers.com for more information and operating hours. | $0.14 |
| Campus Safety | Supports a safe campus and the prevention of sexualized violence. | $0.05 |
| Career Services | Supports CE student access to career-related services such as career counselling, job boards and job placement services. | $0.04 |
| Convocation | Supports CE student access to convocation processes and ceremonies. For in-person, this includes event costs, web site, logistics and regalia costs. | $0.03 |
| Health & Counselling | Supports CE student access to health professionals for medical care, mental health, and counselling. | $0.11 |
| MSA Programs, Services & Student Government | Supports student representation, advocacy and outreach, as well as academic and behavioural appeals. Also supports student services and student-focused events and activities including Food Bank, Career Closet, Legal Counselling, Equipment Loans, Educational Workshops, Events and Student Clubs and Communities. | $0.18 |
| Technology Enhancement | Provides technology services and supports to CE students. | $0.18 |
| Transcripts & Documentation | Supports CE student access to documents of student achievement such as transcripts, confirmations of enrolment or other official documentation issued by the Registrar’s Office. | $0.03 |
Apprenticeship Student Compulsory Fees
| Fee Name | Description | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Apprenticeship Service Fee - College | Ensures that apprenticeship students are supported and included in programming, primarily at the Stoney Creek campus. Includes specific Apprenticeship Welcomes and Student ID Cards. Charged per intake. | $45.78 |
| MSA Programs, Services & Student Government | Supports student representation, advocacy and outreach, as well as academic and behavioural appeals. Also supports student services and student-focused events and activities including Food Bank, Career Closet, Legal Counselling, Equipment Loans, Educational Workshops, Events and Student Clubs, and Communities. Charged per intake. | $11.03 |
International Student Recovery Taxes
| Fee Name | Description | Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Student Recovery Tax for International | Recovery taxes are compulsory fees levied to all international students enrolled in a post secondary credential program at an Ontario college or university. The International Student Recovery (ISR) tax is collected in accordance with a provincial Ministry of Colleges and Universities (MCU) funding directive. | $375.00 per semester |
| Municipal Tax Recovery for International | Recovery taxes are compulsory fees levied to all international students enrolled in a post secondary credential program at an Ontario college or university. The municipal tax recovery fee is remitted to the City of Hamilton by the college. | $75.00 Fall term only |
Program Specific Compulsory Fees
The compulsory fees in the below section apply to students attending specific programs and semesters. For information regarding the services supported by pre-placement fees, please refer to Preplacement Services web page.
| Program | Fee | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 270 - Art & Design Foundations | Digital Print & Materials | Covers material costs for projects that students complete while in the program. Completed projects can be used as part of the students portfolio to demonstrate outcomes to employers and others in industry during and after the completion of the program. Project materials and outputs include vinyl, mugs, decals, stickers, labels, textiles, booklets, business cards, and pads. |
| 334 - Business Analysis | IIBA Learning Resources | Covers membership in the International Institute of Business Analysis. Membership is required in order to complete coursework in the program and supports career preparation, planning and networking into the Business Analysis field. |
| 508 - Graphic Design | Digital Print & Design Materials | Covers material costs for projects that students complete while in the program. Completed projects can be used as part of the students portfolio to demonstrate outcomes to employers and others in industry during and after the completion of the program. Project materials and outputs include vinyl, mugs, decals, stickers, labels, textiles, booklets, brochures, and pads, cards, posters, calendars, packaging, and buttons. |
| 378 - Photography - Still and Motion | Digital Print | Covers material costs for projects that students complete while in the program. Completed projects can be used as part of the student’s portfolio to demonstrate outcomes to employers and others in industry during and after the completion of the program. Project materials include printer ink for the creation of outputs of assignments and personal projects to be developed both in digital and analog portfolios; as well as for display purposes including the graduate gallery gala. |
| 715 - Practical Nursing | Clinical Learning Suite | Covers material costs for projects that students complete while in the program. Completed projects can be used as part of the student’s portfolio to demonstrate outcomes to employers and others in industry during and after the completion of the program. Project materials include printer ink for the creation of outputs of assignments and personal projects to be developed both in digital and analog portfolios; as well as for display purposes including the graduate gallery gala. |
| 758 - PSW to PN | Clinical Learning Suite | Covers student access for 36 months to Elsevier’s Clinical Learning Suite on evolve.elsevier.com. Clinical Learning Suite is comprised of several digital resources designed to support student learning throughout the Practical Nursing and PSW to Practical Nursing programs, including a collection of 150+ clinical skills videos, Elsevier Adaptive Quizzing for two required texts (Fundamentals and Medical-Surgical Nursing), SimChart (practicing electronic documentation), Simulation Learning System and HESI case studies (unfolding cases at the application level designed to assess clinical reasoning). All students gain access on day 1 of the program, helping to support student success and longevity in the program. |
| 283 - Recreation Therapy | Recreation Experience & Camp Experience | Encompasses a comprehensive package, incorporating industry-specific certifications and training, including but not limited to Mental Health First Aid, Gentle Persuasive Approach, Dementiability, Safe Talk and Room 217 Music Care training. Additionally, it provides students with an unique opportunity to experience the therapeutic benefits of outdoor recreation, including team-building and initiative tasks, enabling them to develop essential skills in leadership, communication and problem-solving. |
| 353 - Recreation Therapy (Accelerated) | Recreation Experience & Camp Experience | Encompasses a comprehensive package, incorporating industry-specific certifications and training, including but not limited to Mental Health First Aid, Gentle Persuasive Approach, Dementiability, Safe Talk and Room 217 Music Care training. Additionally, it provides students with an unique opportunity to experience the therapeutic benefits of outdoor recreation, including team-building and initiative tasks, enabling them to develop essential skills in leadership, communication and problem-solving. |
| 406 - Urban and Regional Planning | Professional Association Membership - CACPT | Student membership supports access to lunch and learn events and student focused presentations, opportunities to participate in Council and to apply for bursaries and to have access to job circulations. |