McDonald International Academy

Downtown Campus, 920 Yonge Street, 2nd Floor, Toronto, ON M4W 3C7, Canada. Located in the heart of Toronto at the Yonge/Bloor intersection, near the Toronto Reference Library and the University of Toronto. Accessible by public transport, with a bus stop a 1-minute walk away and the subway about a 5-minute walk away.

Secondary (Grade 9–12) under the Ontario education system; University Preparation/High School Program included.

Private international secondary school; fully registered and accredited by the Ontario Ministry of Education.

ESL Program; IELTS Prep; University Preparation/High School Program (Grade 9-12).

Canada

Bus access nearby; Downtown campus is a 1-minute walk from a bus stop and a 5-minute walk from the subway.

Application fees

- Application Fee: CAD 200 (one-time, non-refundable).

Tuition fees (Grade 9–12)

- International students: CAD 24,000 per academic year (covers 8 credits). Per-credit rate: CAD 3,000 per credit.
- Canadian citizens / Permanent Residents: CAD 17,600 per academic year (covers 8 credits). Per-credit rate: CAD 2,200 per credit.
- Each additional credit beyond the included 8 credits is charged at the per-credit rate indicated above.
- Textbooks: approximately CAD 300 per semester (partially refundable).
- To determine fees for any specific term, multiply the per-credit rate by the number of credits taken that term; the annual figure covers a full 8-credit academic year.

Residence and homestay fees (where applicable)

- Residence (10 months): Shared room (double occupancy) CAD 8,500.
- Residence (10 months): Private single room CAD 10,000.
- Meal plan (10 months, breakfast and dinner): CAD 6,000.
- Residence security deposit: CAD 500.
- Homestay: Private room (includes 2 meals) CAD 1,500–2,000.
- Homestay: Shared room (includes 2 meals) CAD 1,000.
- Homestay placement fee: CAD 100.

Other program and optional fees

- Activity Fee: CAD 400 (one year).
- Health Insurance: CAD 600 (one year; mandatory for international students).
- Airport pickup: CAD 100 (one trip).
- IELTS training: CAD 3,000.
- AP Courses: CAD 3,600 (per AP program as listed).
- Textbooks noted above are approximately CAD 300 per semester and described as partially refundable.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Overseas (international) students must pay fees in full to be eligible for acceptance; the Application Fee and Tuition Fee must accompany the submitted application.
- Upon receipt and confirmation of full payment of the Application Fee and Tuition Fee, an official Letter of Acceptance will be issued.
- Accepted payment methods include cash, cheque, Visa, Mastercard, money order, wire transfer, and email money transfer (EMT). Specific bank account details are provided for bank transfer and EMT payment instructions.
- Payment receipts will be issued after payment is received and must be sent to the admissions office as instructed in the tuition request.

Refund information

- Refund for failed visa/passport issuance: If a new student is unable to obtain a valid study visa or passport to enter Canada, a full refund of tuition fees will be issued less the non-refundable registration/application fee of CAD 200, subject to submission of the required documentation.
- Documentation required for refunds includes a written refund request signed by the student, proof of visa rejection from the relevant Canadian diplomatic mission or proof of passport application/extension rejection from local government, and all original documents and receipts issued by the school.
- No refund if student is granted a visa and then decides not to attend.
- If a student's visa application is refused, a refund will not be issued if a refund application is not made within 15 months after the student has been admitted to the program.