FEES
 All fees are listed at the 1993/94 rates.  All
      fees stated are subject to
      Board of Governors' approval and may change without notice. Fees
      are charged per term
      unless otherwise indicated. Students may be billed for two
      academic terms. Taxes are not
      included.
       A. Full-time Students
       Tuition fees are charged at the per course rate with a
      maximum fee rate as listed
      below. The typical registration of two academic terms, with two
      and a half credits per term, will
      be charged $2,024.00 for Canadian fees and $6,930.00 for Visa
      fees.
 1. Tuition						Canadian	Visa
    Honours Programs, General Programs and Management 
    Studies Diploma
       Per 1.0 credit course or equivalent		 $454.00	$1,386.00
       Audit course, per 1.0 credit course (see note v)	  227.00	693.00
       Tuition per term (2.0 credits or equivalent)	  908.00	2,772.00
       Maximum Fee per term (2.25 credits or equivalent) 1,012.00	3,118.50
       Maximum Fee per term (2.5 credits or equivalent)	 1,012.00	3,465.00
       Maximum Fee per term (2.75 credits or equivalent) 1,069.00	3,670.00
       Maximum Fee per term (3.0 credits or equivalent)	 1,126.00	3,843.00
    By Permission of the Dean Only
       Maximum Fee per term (3.25 credits or equivalent) 1,239.00	4,190.00
       Maximum Fee per term (3.5 credits or equivalent)	 1,352.00	4,537.00
       Maximum Fee per term (3.75 credits or equivalent) 1,465.00	4,883.00
       Maximum Fee per term (4.0 credits or equivalent)	 1,578.00	5,230.00
 2. Program Related Fees
    Co-operative Option Administrative Fee
       Per Academic Term (2nd and 3rd year only)     	   340.00	340.00
    Internship Option Administrative Fee
       Per Academic Term (2nd and 3rd year only).	   162.50	165.00
    Professional Experience Option Administrative Fee		(total $530.00)
       Per Academic Term (3rd year only) 		   162.50	162.50
       Additional Fee after probation		           230.00	230.00
       SBE Computer Contribution (PRISM) (see note iii)	    50.00	50.00
 3. Incidental Fees (Compulsory for full-time students)
       Students Administration Council Fee		    26.05	26.05
       Students Athletic Fee				    34.85	34.85
       Student Union Building Fee	 		    19.80	19.80
       Health Services					    10.90	10.90
       WLUSU Elevator Fund (see note i)			     7.50	7.50
       Extended Health Plan (per year) (see note ii)
         single   compulsory				    41.55	41.55
         family   optional				    42.87	42.87
 4. Miscellaneous Fees
       Late Registration Fees (per term) (see note iv)
         As of late registration date			    38.00	38.00
         As of date term begins				    54.00	54.00
         One week after term begins			    70.00	70.00
         After the final day for adding courses(petition)   86.00	86.00
       Studio Fees (per 1.0 credit course)		    55.00	55.00
       Duplicate tax receipts (per copy)		     5.00	5.00
       NSF cheque or MC/VISA denial (per occurrence) 
         (see note vi)					    15.00	15.00
 Music Accompaniment Fees are charged per course on a term basis.
 The amount charged is based on the type of accompaniment and
 the number of hours required for the course. Please contact the Music
 Department for further information regarding these fees.

 B. Part-time Students (refer to part-time studies calendar)
       Tuition all centres   per 1.0 credit course	    454.00	1,386.00
       Tuition, audit   per 1.0 credit course (see note v)  227.00	693.00
       Athletic Complex fee (optional)   per term	     34.85	34.85
       Late registration fees (1.0 credit course) (see note iv)
         begin at					     24.00	24.00
       (See part-time studies calendar for late registration dates.)
 C. Examinations (Payable at time of application; not refundable.)
       WLU administrative fee for writing at outside centre  33.00	33.00
       Special and deferred examinations, each paper	     80.00	80.00
       Validating examination				     49.00	49.00
 D. Records
       Official transcript of record each copy		      4.00	4.00
       Letters of Permission				     27.00	27.00
 E. Parking Permits (issued for a full year September to August)
       Day parking (per year)				     75.00	75.00
       24-hour parking (per year residence students only)    75.00	75.00
 F. Residence Fees (fees listed for two academic terms)
       Note: (1) Every student in the dormitory style residence
       is required to purchase an on-campus meal plan. 
       (2) Students applying for space in residence will be committed to a
       minimum of two academic terms.
       Residence   dormitory style:		Fall		Winter
         Single room				1,354.00	1,438.00
         Double room				1,244.00	1,321.00
         Apartment style:   Single room		1,708.00	1,814.00
       Meal Plans
         On-campus residents (minimum amount)	  891.00	1009.00
         Off-campus residents (minimum amount)	  275.00	275.00
       Residence Miscellaneous Fees
         Key deposit (compulsory)		   35.00	35.00
         Activity fee (compulsory)		    5.00	5.00
         Mail box (compulsory)			    3.50	3.50
         Replacement ID				   20.00	20.00
      Spring Term residence fees are charged on a weekly basis with a
      minimum charge of one week.

      (i) In February 1989 WLU students voted, through a referendum,
      for a voluntary fee assessment
      of $15.00 per year earmarked for the construction of an elevator
      for the Student Union Building
      in order to make the facility accessible to the physically
      challenged. This fee will be refunded
      to students who do not wish to contribute and who file for a
      refund through WLUSU not later
      than the fourth week of the term in which it is assessed.
      (ii) In November 1986 WLU students voted to have an extended
      health plan administered by
      WLUSU. This plan is offered to full-time students only and the
      fee cannot be refunded under
      any circumstances. All full-time students (including Fourth Year
      co-op students on work term)
      will be assessed the full amount of the Extended Health Plan in
      Fall Term. Other students who
      become full time in Winter or Spring Terms will be charged a
      pro-rated fee and should contact
      the WLUSU Office regarding their coverage.
      (iii) In 1990, full-time students in the School of Business and
      Economics approved a $50.00 per
      term voluntary student contribution program designed to increase
      the computer facilities for
      students in the School. This fee will be refunded to students who
      do not wish to contribute and
      who file for a refund, through the Dean's Office in the School of
      Business and Economics by
      the end of the second week of the applicable term.
      (iv) Late registration fees are charged to those students who do
      not complete their mail
      registration by the date indicated (see schedule of dates).
      (v) Audit-course tuition fees are usually one-half of the regular
      course fee with a few exceptions
      which may be charged the full-course fee. Fees are not
      refundable.
      (vi) Penalties will be applied for all cheques returned to the
      University by the bank. Penalties
      will also be applied when MC/VISA payments are denied or
      incorrect card numbers/expiry dates
      are given.

 Senior Citizens
Senior citizens are exempt from tuition fees, but are required to
pay other fees where applicable.

 Settlement of Accounts (Full-time)
 1.
       Students who have been registered/confirmed before the
      Late Registration Dates
      will be invoiced for an estimated two and a half credit course
      registration, and fees will be due
      approximately three weeks before classes begin. Students who
      register/confirm after the Late
      Registration Date will be assessed a late penalty and will be
      invoiced for fees assessed.
      Additional billings will be issued after the last day for adding
      courses for registrations greater
      than two and a half credits.
 2.
       Any additional fees assessed after the student has
      registered are due and payable
      at time of assessment.

 Notes:
 1.
       An additional charge of 1.0 percent per month (12.68
      percent per annum) will be
      assessed on all accounts not paid in full according to the above
      rules for Settlement of Accounts.
      Students paying with OSAP will be charged all penalties.
 2.
       Credit for scholarships or bursaries will be given only
      if proof is presented. For
      available financial assistance and loans see page xxx.
 3.
       The University reserves the right to de-register a
      student. A penalty of 55% per
      course at the per course rate will be charged.
      Incidental/Miscellaneous fees are non-refundable.
      Additional penalties will be applied for subsequent
      re-registration.
 4.
       Any student with a poor payment record may be required
      to pay with a certified
      payment, money order or cash.
 5.
       It is the students responsibility to provide the
      University with correct and up to
      date addresses for billing.

 Overdue Accounts
Students with delinquent accounts will not receive an official
University transcript nor will an
official University transcript be released on their behalf in any
manner. Such a student will not
be permitted to graduate or register again until the account has
been paid in full by cash, money
order, or certified cheque. Overdue accounts may be referred to a
collection agency.

    Overdue accounts include: fees not paid in full as
specified in the Calendar,
parking violation fines outstanding, library (WLU or University
of Waterloo) fines outstanding,
residence or food service charges outstanding, unpaid balance in
the bookstore, disciplinary
obligations imposed by the Office of the Dean of Students,
charges owing to other University
offices.

 Refund of Fees
The University assumes the obligation of student instruction and
accommodation on a yearly
basis.
 1.
 Any refunds for part-time students will be in
accordance with the refund policy
in the Part-Time Studies Calendar.
 2.
 Incidental and miscellaneous fees are not refundable.
 3.
       Students dropping courses or withdrawing from Wilfrid
      Laurier University are
      required to obtain and complete the appropriate form which is
      available from the Office of the
      Registrar. Non-payment of fees does not constitute a withdrawal.
      The effective date for course
      drops or withdrawals from the University will be the date such
      information is reported in writing
      to the Registrar. The portion of refund is determined by this
      date. There are no refunds for
      courses which are taken under the audit-course classification.
      Tuition fees are refunded on a
      term basis at the per-course rate in accordance with the
      following schedule.
 Drop /Transfer/Withdrawal Dates 	Charge
All time periods listed below apply to a 12 week course. All
other courses (ie: 6 week courses
in Intersession and Summer Session) will be subject to a
pro-rated time schedule. 
Time Period         Activity                      Tuition Penalty
Before classes beginDrop course/withdrawal        no penalty
Up to the end of thea) Drop course                no fee penalty
first week of lecturesb) Withdrawal               10% per course
                                                  / course rate
Second week of      Drop Course/Withdrawal        10% per course
lecture                                           / course rate
After the last day forDrop Course/Withdrawal      55% per course
registration & adding                             / course rate
courses but on or 
before last day for 
withdrawing without
failure.
After the last day for                            100% of term
fees
withdrawing without
failure
 4.
       Please refer to Housing Handbook for details. Students
      shall be responsible for
      their room rent under the terms of residence accommodation
      undertaking. Refunds will be
      authorized only if an approved WLU student replacement fills the
      vacancy and assumes
      responsibility for the balance of the residence year. Adjustments
      to room charges will be
      calculated based on this replacement date. Please contact the
      Housing Office for information
      regarding the amount of adjustment allowed. Meal card refunds are
      effective the date the meal
      card is submitted for cancellation. Adjustments will be
      calculated based on usage or a pro-rated
      fee charge whichever is greater.
 No application for residence refund by full-time
students will be considered
if received after January 31 in regular session.
       When students are dismissed from residence for
      disciplinary reasons, their
      residence fees are not refundable and they are obligated for the
      full term unless in the opinion
      of the Dean of Students there are extenuating circumstances which
      would warrant a total or
      partial refund.
       Withdrawal due to marriage is acceptable if proof of
      marriage is provided and
      total residence and meal card fees are paid.
       Withdrawal for medical reasons is acceptable when a
      medical statement is
      provided to the satisfaction of the University administration.
 5.
       Refund of fees for adjustments and withdrawals will be
      issued after the final day
      for adding of courses in a term.
 6.
       Please allow at least four weeks after withdrawal for
      processing of refunds. No
      refund of payments made by personal cheque will be issued for at
      least one month after deposit.
 7.
       Refunds of $1.00 or less will not be processed.

 Tax Receipts
Receipts will only be issued for the portion of tuition fees
paid. Payments/Scholarships will
always be applied to the oldest charges outstanding. Additional
tax receipts required as a result
of late payment will be issued on request. Please allow one week
for processing.

    Tax receipts will automatically be mailed to  Home 
addresses (if available)
for part-time students and students not currently registered.
Full-time students are requested to
pick up their tax receipts in the business office as soon as they
are available. Notices will be
posted when receipts are available in February. Receipts not
picked up before March 1 will be
mailed.

    Duplicate tax receipts can be obtained in the
business office. Payment is
required in advance. Please allow at least one week for
processing.

    It is the students responsibility to provide the
Office of the Registrar with
a correct and up to date  Home  address prior to the preparation
of tax receipts. The University
will not be held responsible for tax receipts lost in the mail or
those sent to incorrect addresses.