Laurentian University Courses and Fees 2025

• One of my faculty members told me that if you're coached in India, you will definitely do well in other parts of the world and I found it to be true personally because the curriculum is really easy and structured so that even average students can learn.
• The only thing is that you've got to be present in classes regularly and invest some time to learn. Regarding the class schedule, its up to us, the students, to decide how many courses/subjects we learn in 1 semester and 1 course will be for 3 hours maximum. Classes will be conducted on morning, noon, and evening shifts. In my program there are more Indian students

• 15250 CAD per year for international students. It includes tuition fees, GSA Student Association fees, fees for study materials, insurance coverage, examinations, one card, and so on.
• The mentioned fees are on an average basis. For programs like MBA, you need to pay 20,000 CAD and it may vary based on the program you choose. Since I've chosen MSC. In computational science, I had to pay the mentioned amount for first year.

It depends on an individual's call what subjects they want to pursue, but they have many options to choose from related to your field.

32000

This program is focuses solely on Finance. Further opening a long trail of opportunities. Everything seems in place apart from economics but that is because I have never like eco in general. We share courses with people from different disciplines since they are mandatory to complete but some of them don't just really relate to finance like eco. The course syllabus is however seems to be in an updated shape till now.

First of all, Laurentian gave me $10000 CAD as entrance scholarship was by-far the most my other friends were getting at the time in other universities. I always felt like uni with large classes would throw me off my game in uni and Laurentian has like 20-25 students per lecture. I wouldn't call it the best business program but it's decent enough to find work in Ontario.

It was expensive. Roughly $500 per class and then you needed to pay for your living as this was not a local college so most people from far away and lived on campus when possible as it's a 15-minute drive to the main road in town and the buses were great. Although we were provided a bus pass with tuition.

It was a small campus with lots of outdoor activities in the area. It was far enough away from home but not too far that my parents would not be able to visit me. It had smaller classes so you were able to talk with profs and you weren't just another number in the pool.

The course curriculum is very vague. When looking online at course requirements there are different parts of the website that have different requirements. Therefore, it is unknown what courses are needed to graduate from our program and receive our degree.

The fees at my school were unclear. Once again it's not easy to find the fees online and I've also been charged the wrong amount for fees. It takes my school a while to process refunds.