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Upper Canada College

Canada, Toronto

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Annual Fees
Name Age Fee Track Conditions
Financial-assistance application fee 0 137.5 CAD Day/Boarding Paid to assessment provider
Application fee (new students, before November 1) 0 200 CAD Day/Boarding Boarding follows same schedule
Initial Registration Fee (new Day students) 0 10,000 CAD Day One-time and non-refundable
Application fee (new students, after November 1) 0 300 CAD Day/Boarding Boarding follows same schedule
Initial Registration Fee (new Boarding students) 0 7,500 CAD Boarding One-time and non-refundable
Junior Kindergarten 4 44,940 CAD Day Day student tuition for 2026–27; boarding tuition separate.
Senior Kindergarten 5 44,940 CAD Day Day student tuition for 2026–27; boarding tuition separate.
Grade 1 6 44,940 CAD Day Day student tuition for 2026–27; boarding tuition separate.
Grade 2 7 44,940 CAD Day Day student tuition for 2026–27; boarding tuition separate.
Grade 3 8 44,940 CAD Day Day student tuition for 2026–27; boarding tuition separate.
Grade 4 9 44,940 CAD Day Day student tuition for 2026–27; boarding tuition separate.
Grade 5 10 44,940 CAD Day Day student tuition for 2026–27; boarding tuition separate.
Grade 6 11 46,730 CAD Day Day student tuition for 2026–27; boarding tuition separate.
Grade 7 12 46,730 CAD Day Day student tuition for 2026–27; boarding tuition separate.
Grade 8 13 46,730 CAD Day Day student tuition for 2026–27; boarding tuition separate.
Grade 9 14 46,730 CAD Day Day student tuition for 2026–27; boarding tuition separate.
Grade 10 15 46,730 CAD Day Day student tuition for 2026–27; boarding tuition separate.
Grade 11 16 48,720 CAD Day Day student tuition for 2026–27; boarding tuition separate.
Grade 12 17 48,720 CAD Day Day student tuition for 2026–27; boarding tuition separate.

Application Fees
Name Fee Conditions
Application Fee 0 CAD New students; the same schedule applies to boarding

Enrollment Fees
Name Fee Conditions
Enrollment Fee 0 CAD One-time, non-refundable

Additional Fees
Name Fee Conditions
Uniform (first-year) 800 CAD Estimate
Uniform (annual replacement) 300 CAD Ongoing
Health insurance (boarding) 1,200 CAD If school provides coverage

Fee Breakdown

Fees
Application & Registration Fees

- Application fee (new students): CAD 200 if submitted on or before November 1; CAD 300 if submitted after November 1 (boarding follows the same schedule).
- Initial Registration Fee (new students): Day students CAD 10,000; Boarding students CAD 7,500. This fee is one-time and non-refundable.
- Financial-assistance application fee (third-party assessment): CAD 137.50 (paid to the assessment provider).

Annual Tuition — Day students (2026–27)

- Junior Kindergarten–Year 5: CAD 44,940 (annual).
- Year 6–Year 10: CAD 46,730 (annual).
- Year 11–Year 12: CAD 48,720 (annual).

Annual Tuition — Boarding students (2026–27)

- Domestic boarding (Canadian passport required):
- Years 8–10: CAD 81,280 (annual).
- Years 11–12: CAD 83,270 (annual).
- International boarding (non-Canadian citizens):
- Years 8–10: CAD 87,580 (annual).
- Years 11–12: CAD 89,570 (annual).

Billing schedule and payment terms (standard billing and common payment plans)

- Registration and deposits:
- New Day students: online registration must be completed and the Initial Registration Fee (CAD 10,000) plus the first instalment required to complete registration.
- New Boarding students: online registration must be completed within 7 calendar days of an offer; the Initial Registration Fee (CAD 7,500) and the first instalment of tuition and boarding fees must be forwarded within 7 calendar days of the offer.

- Standard payment plans (examples of the formats used):
- Plan A — Term instalments: initial deposit followed by two instalments (typical due dates: one mid-year and one later in the year). For Day students the initial deposit is CAD 2,000; remaining tuition is split into two payments. Monthly statements are issued and amounts must be paid by the last banking day of the month to avoid interest.
- Plan B — Monthly instalments: initial deposit (Day students CAD 2,000) followed by 11 monthly automatic debits. New families will be asked to provide banking information for pre-authorized withdrawals.
- Plan C — Early payment: full payment by the early-payment deadline in order to receive an early-payment discount (payment must be made in full by the stated deadline).

- Typical instalment examples calculated from the published 2026–27 annual tuition figures (amounts shown are the instalment values a family would be billed under Plan A or Plan B for Day students):
- JK–Year 5 (annual CAD 44,940):
- Plan A (term-style): CAD 2,000 deposit, then two instalments of CAD 21,470 and CAD 21,470.
- Plan B (monthly): CAD 2,000 deposit, then 11 monthly payments of approximately CAD 3,903.64.
- Year 6–10 (annual CAD 46,730):
- Plan A: CAD 2,000 deposit, then two instalments of CAD 22,365 and CAD 22,365.
- Plan B: CAD 2,000 deposit, then 11 monthly payments of approximately CAD 4,066.36.
- Year 11–12 (annual CAD 48,720):
- Plan A: CAD 2,000 deposit, then two instalments of CAD 23,360 and CAD 23,360.
- Plan B: CAD 2,000 deposit, then 11 monthly payments of approximately CAD 4,247.27.

- Boarding instalment examples (registration fee separate): for boarding families the Initial Registration Fee is CAD 7,500; many boarding accounts are invoiced in two instalments across the year. Approximate splits of annual boarding tuition (examples):
- Domestic Years 8–10 (annual CAD 81,280): two instalments of approximately CAD 40,640 and CAD 40,640.
- Domestic Years 11–12 (annual CAD 83,270): two instalments of approximately CAD 41,635 and CAD 41,635.
- International Years 8–10 (annual CAD 87,580): two instalments of approximately CAD 43,790 and CAD 43,790.
- International Years 11–12 (annual CAD 89,570): two instalments of approximately CAD 44,785 and CAD 44,785.

- Billing, statements and late payments:
- Monthly statements of account are prepared and emailed to families. Payments may be made by online bill payment using major Canadian financial institutions; families should use the student ID number as the account number. Payments must be received and negotiable by the last banking day of the month to avoid interest charges. The late payment interest rate is 1.5% per month (18% per annum). The College reserves the right to restrict re-enrollment or access to records for accounts more than 30 days overdue.

Boarding-specific fees and common additional boarding costs

- Initial Registration Fee for new boarding students: CAD 7,500 (non-refundable).
- Guardianship program (for international students without a local guardian): CAD 1,500 annual.
- Health insurance (where applicable and billed when the school provides coverage): approximately CAD 1,200 annual for boarding students.
- Boarding families should budget for discretionary personal costs such as dry cleaning, local transit and pocket money; these are not included in boarding tuition.

Other costs and typical incidental charges

- Uniform:
- First-year uniform purchase (estimate): CAD 750–850.
- Annual replacement/ongoing uniform costs: approximately CAD 300 per year.
- Textbooks and school supplies:
- Books (Years 8–12): approximately CAD 800–1,200 per year depending on year level.
- School supplies: approximately CAD 300 per year.
- Meal plan (optional/where applicable): around CAD 1,600–1,850 per year (may be billed over terms).
- Tuition Refund Insurance (optional): premiums are charged as a percentage or fixed rate depending on the program and coverage; example premium rates and fees are shown on the financial materials and are billed to accounts if selected (example premiums in prior materials: CAD 350–380 for day and CAD 650 for boarding; the plan premium is typically shown as a small percentage of fees when selected).
- Co-curricular and activity charges (examples): athletic tournament costs, travel, team fees, music festivals, equipment rental, private music lessons, academic support and other event-specific charges; typical ranges appear in the school's financial handbook (examples: athletic tournaments CAD 400; team travel CAD 100–1,700 depending on distance; private music instruction CAD 44 per half hour; academic support CAD 85 per hour). Incidental charges are billed only where applicable.
- Transcripts/courier fees and other administrative charges may be billed when required (examples listed: CAD 35 local to CAD 75 international).

Refunds, withdrawal and tuition-refund arrangements

- The Initial Registration Fee is non-refundable under any circumstances. Families should expect the annual tuition obligation to be in effect for the full academic year; fees are not billed on a term-by-term basis. Specific forfeiture rules apply if a student withdraws before the academic year begins or after specified dates. Typical provisions include forfeiture of portions of paid instalments if withdrawal occurs between specified dates; if withdrawal occurs on or after the start of the academic year, all tuition and boarding fees are due and will not be refunded. Tuition Refund Insurance is offered as an optional insurance product to protect against the financial consequences of withdrawal for covered reasons; premiums are charged on enrollment in the plan and are not refundable.

Accepted payment methods and instructions

- Online bill payment through major Canadian banks (use the student's ID number as the account number).
- Automatic monthly pre-authorized debits (for families on the monthly instalment plan).
- Third-party credit-card payment provider (Plastiq) may be used for one-off payments (subject to third-party terms).
- Cheque payments: payable to Upper Canada College and mailed to the Finance Office (address provided on account statements).
- Wire transfers from financial institutions outside Canada: wire instructions, including bank name, account number and SWIFT code, are provided by the College for families who choose to pay by international bank transfer; families should include the student name and ID number in payment details.

Important account terms

- Registrations are not complete until the required registration fee and initial instalment are received. Payments must be negotiable by the last banking day of the month to avoid interest charges. The College reserves rights to withhold access to classes, activities, transcripts and re-enrollment for accounts not paid in accordance with agreed schedules. Interest on overdue balances is applied at 1.5% per month (18% per year).

(End of fee overview.)
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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees CA$138 - 48,720
Ages 5 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 1280
Type Boys School, Boys School (boarding)
Opened 1829
Bus Service No
Availability Not shared by this school

Upper Canada College (UCC) is a day school for boys in Toronto, Canada, serving students aged 5 to 18. The IB Continuum—PYP JK to Year 5, MYP Year 6 to Year 10, DP Year 11 to Year 12—runs alongside the Canadian Curriculum. The Diploma Programme has run for more than 20 years, and two Graduation Pathways complemented the IB DP. The IB Programmes develop minded learners who apply knowledge in real-world contexts. The 35-acre campus features an arena with NHL and Olympic rinks, a fitness complex, tennis courts, a swimming pool, a recital hall, a theatre and science labs. Design spaces include the Atkins Design Lab, Holmes Project Lab and Hixon Family Design Lab, with Harkness Tables and prep classrooms. Wilder and Macintosh Libraries support research, and the Wernham West Centre for Learning offers targeted supports. Norval Outdoor School spans 450 acres outside Toronto for wilderness learning. UCC provides 19 sports and 85 interscholastic teams, plus a cocurricular program with many clubs and activities.

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