Application / Enrollment fees
- Enrollment (non-refundable) fee: Day students — CAD 2,000; Domestic boarding students — CAD 3,000; International boarding students (2025–26 figure shown on the international page) — CAD 4,000.
Application fee
- No separate, explicit application fee amount is published on the school's public admissions pages; the school lists the non-refundable enrollment fee charged on acceptance. (See note at the end about unavailable per-term/application-fee detail.)
Tuition fees by student type and academic year
- Day students (Tuition Fees 2026–27)
- Full year: CAD 28,200.
- Enrollment fee (non-refundable): CAD 2,000.
- Daily transportation (optional): CAD 285 per month.
- Domestic boarding students (Tuition Fees 2026–27)
- Five-day domestic boarding: CAD 68,650 (annual).
- Full domestic boarding (seven-night): CAD 76,300 (annual).
- Enrollment fee (non-refundable): CAD 3,000.
- Sibling discounts: 10% for second child, 15% for third child, 20% for fourth and subsequent child.
- International boarding students (Tuition Fees shown for 2025–26 on the international admissions page)
- Full year (2025–26): CAD 83,000 (annual).
- Enrollment fee (non-refundable, 2025–26): CAD 4,000.
- Note: the international admissions page also describes custodianship requirements and an in-house custodianship service fee for 2026–27 of CAD 800.
What tuition covers (scope)
- Tuition includes a rigorous academic program, on-campus meals, full boarding accommodations (for boarding fees), medical insurance (as specified by the school), laundry, and computer/technology services.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is billed under the school's payment plan structure; instalment months and the schedule are published by the Finance Office and payments are scheduled across the academic year (installment months are shown in the Financial Guide). Personal expenses and incidental charges are billed monthly to the parent/legal guardian account. Late/delinquent account procedures and timelines are set out by the Finance Office.
Boarding fees / boarding-related charges
- Boarding is included in the annual boarding tuition amounts above (boarding accommodations and on-campus meals are part of tuition). Additional boarding-related charges that may apply include transportation to/from Toronto on scheduled weekends/holidays (per-trip charge), short-term homestay on scheduled weekends (where applicable), and custodianship fees for international students. The international page specifies an in‑house custodianship service fee of CAD 800 (2026–27).
Other costs and recurring fees
- Uniforms: Classroom dress and 'Number Ones' uniform items — approximately CAD 700 to CAD 1,000 per year; athletic uniform items — approximately CAD 100 to CAD 200 per year (varies by items ordered).
- Personal expenses (incidental/extras): Day students — estimate CAD 1,500 to CAD 2,000 per year; Boarding students — estimate CAD 3,000 to CAD 3,500 per year (these cover optional activities, trips, extra meals off campus, instrument rental, personal spending). Personal expense charges are itemized monthly on student accounts.
- English Language Learner (ELL) / ELL Enrichment: a charge applies for international students who require ELL support (amount indicated in the Financial Guide as a separate fee when required). Custodianship (when required for study permit purposes) and short-term homestay on scheduled weekends are additional charges for international students, with approximate ranges published in the Financial Guide.
- Optional program/course fees: January/May term courses or courses with travel components may carry additional fees (range indicated in the Financial Guide). Musical instrument charges apply to students taking music.
Refund and withdrawal terms
- Withdrawals: Written notice of withdrawal must be provided to the Director of Enrolment Management.
- If written notice is provided before June 1, one full semester of the annual tuition is due and payable and will not be refunded.
- If written notice is provided after June 1, the full year's tuition is due and payable and will not be refunded.
- The one-time enrollment fee (deposit) is not refundable under any circumstances.
- Visa/Study Permit refusal: If Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) denies a study permit, the student will be granted a full tuition refund minus the enrollment fee, upon submission of official IRCC denial documentation.
Fee payment options and how to pay
- Accepted payment methods:
- Cheque — made payable to Rosseau Lake College.
- E-transfer — to the Director of Finance (Shelley Casey) at shelley.casey@rosseaulakecollege.com.
- Credit card — Visa or MasterCard (credit card processing requires several business days for processing as noted by the Finance Office).
- Wire transfer — via payer's financial institution to the school's banking details.
- The Finance Office publishes specific payment instructions and bank details. Delinquent accounts may incur late fees and progressive collection action if not resolved.
Sibling discount
- 10% discount for the second child; 15% for the third child; 20% for the fourth and subsequent child. This discount is applied to tuition as described on the admissions pages.
Concise note on unavailable per-term and application-fee detail
- The school publishes annual tuition amounts (2026–27 for day and domestic boarding; 2025–26 for international boarding). A per-term (e.g., per semester) numeric breakdown of tuition (exact dollar amounts per term) and a separately labelled public ‘‘application fee'' amount are not published on the school's public admissions pages; payment instalment schedules and the Finance Office's published payment plans indicate instalment months and billing processes instead. For enrolment/withdrawal/refund policies and payment-method details, the school's Financial Guide and the admissions pages provide the governing rules.
