Camosun international application fee
Camosun's international application fee is CAD 100 and is non-refundable. Its applicant declaration allows an optional second program choice without another application payment. Tuition deposits are a separate commitment and depend on the program category.
Include the second choice in the application
The international applicant declaration has a mandatory first choice and an optional second choice. Selecting that second choice does not add another application fee. Camosun will not process the application until it receives the non-refundable payment.
Match the deposit to the program category
The international fee schedule separates open programs, with a CAD 9,700 tuition and fee deposit, from seated programs, with a CAD 18,800 deposit. Both amounts are applied toward tuition fees. Choose the category named by Camosun below; the amount cannot be inferred from a program's name alone.
The continuing-student payment is different
The same table lists CAD 175 as a registration deposit for continuing students. That smaller payment is non-refundable and applied toward tuition. It is a different entry from the open- and seated-program deposits above.
Confirm the refund terms before paying
Camosun's fee webpage says an approved refund has an administration deduction of at least CAD 500. Its linked procedure, amended in November 2024, lists CAD 300 within the study-permit-refusal procedure. Those published figures differ. Ask Camosun International which terms govern your offer before treating either deduction as the amount you would lose.
Build your application budget
Select the schools you plan to apply to. The total counts application payments only. Program choices within one application do not automatically mean another fee.
| School and fee scope | Paid applications | Each | In your budget |
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| International career-program application or re-application | CAD 150 Fee source ↗ |
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| One international application | CAD 175 Fee source ↗ |
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| Each international application; another program requires another fee | CAD 145 Fee source ↗ |
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| International application | CAD 150 Fee source ↗ |
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| Full-time program through Seneca's International Web Application | CAD 90 Fee source ↗ |
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| International application payment; first-semester deposit varies by intake | CAD 155 Fee source ↗ |
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| First-entry international undergraduate application; transfer categories require a separate check | CAD 100 Fee source ↗ |
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| International application; program-choice rules depend on the admission route | CAD 135 Fee source ↗ |
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| MRU credit-program application; a second program adds no application charge | CAD 100 Fee source ↗ |
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| Graduate applications excluding MBA; each application has its own fee | CAD 110 Fee source ↗ |
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| Each international application; full-time program deposits are separate | CAD 160 Fee source ↗ |
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| Regular international admission route; the PPECFSM pilot has different study-payment requirements | CAD 350 Fee source ↗ |
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| One active international application with up to two ranked program/campus choices; named fee-exempt categories excluded | CAD 100 Fee source ↗ |
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| International application; an optional second choice on the applicant declaration shares the fee | CAD 100 Fee source ↗ |
CAD 100 |
Study deposits, tuition, assessments and card charges are outside this total, regardless of when they are due. The VCC examples count separate applications; confirm its application policy before applying to several programs.
Sources and payment scope
Checked 29 October 2026. Amounts are Canadian dollars. Follow the institution’s current instructions before paying. Each comparison row links to that school’s fee source.