University of Toronto Tuition Fees

The University of Toronto, Canada, was founded in 1827 and is considered one of the world’s top research-intensive universities. The university presumed its present name in 1850 after becoming a secular institution. The university comprises eleven colleges and operates three campuses: St. George, Mississauga (in the West), and Scarborough (in the East). Many Indian students dream of studying at the University of Toronto but are worried about the fee structure. Let’s discuss the University of Toronto’s fees for Indian students in this blog. The address of the University of Toronto is 27 King’s College Cir, Toronto, ON M5S 1A1, Canada. The University of Toronto was ranked number 25 in the QS World University Rankings for 2021.
 

Cost of Attendance

The cost of attendance for the University of Toronto encompasses:

1. Tuition Fees.

2. Miscellaneous costs like administrative and semester fees.

3. Costs of living, i.e., accommodation, transportation, meals, etc.

International Students

Here are the estimated University of Toronto fees for Indian students and other global students

*These are entry-tuition fees as per the university website and may vary on the basis of several factors.

Miscellaneous Costs

Students will have to consider a budget for books, supplies, materials, and other educational requirements when they plan to pursue education at the University of Toronto. Students should have a budget of $1,000 annually per year on books and additional costs for purchasing a computer and other gadgets, depending on their preferences and requirements.

Cost of Living

1. Students living on the campus can expect to spend $8-15,000 per year on living costs

2. Living costs may exceed $15,000 (INR 11.25 lakh) if a student opts to live in rental housing units off-campus.

3. On-campus accommodation at the University of Toronto may cost up to CAD 6500-20,500 depending on the meal plan and room type.

4. Budget $50 per month for electricity.

5. $50-100 per month is needed for the internet.

6. Telephone bills will cost around $40-100 per month

7. Tenant insurance of $15-30

8. Food and groceries will require $40-100 (INR 3,000-7,500) per week.

9. Transportation costs may be up to $130 per month.

10. Students can also factor in $150 per month into expenditure on restaurants, social events, watching movies, subscriptions, take-outs, and pursuing other hobbies.

11. Supplies and books will cost approximately $500 for each semester. Some additional expenses may be incurred on laboratory equipment, electronic equipment, and more.

12. Emergency funding of $500 (INR 37,500) should be kept handy as a buffer for power bills and other travel costs.

Disclaimer! All course fees/salaries/expenses are indicative.