Tuition
Tuition is calculated separately from student fees. For eligible Quebec residents in the Farm Management and Technology Program there is no amount charged for tuition, thanks to support from the Minist猫re de l'Agriculture, des P锚cheries et de l'Alimentation du Qu茅bec (MAPAQ). Out-of-province and international FMT students registered for full-time studies pay a tuition fee of $1,563 per semester (two semesters per academic year, total $3,126 per year) in addition to student fees. Students considered to be studying part-time (less than 8 credits/semester) will be charged half that amount ($781.50 per semester). All fees are subject to change without notice. For the current tuition, please use the Undergraduate Tuition Calculator (choose Farm Management and Technology).
Student Fees
Student services and student societies' fees, as well as course material fees will be charged according to the schedule in effect for all Macdonald Campus students. For the 2023-2024 school year, the fees are approximately $2,182 per year for first year students (paid in two installments, half the fees in each聽semester). All FMT students pay these fees, regardless of legal status (Quebec, out-of-province, international). Fees are subject to change without notice. For the most up-to-date breakdown of charges, please use the Undergraduate Tuition Calculator (choose Farm Management and Technology).
Student Fees include a of $262.97 (Students with alternate coverage can opt-out), it also includes the cost of a CPR and First聽Aid course聽(mandatory for聽1st year students only). International students have additional international health and dental insurance added to their student fees.
Textbooks and Supplies
The cost of textbooks and supplies is estimated at $100 per semester.
Student Financial Aid
Information and assistance is available daily at the Macdonald Campus Student Service Centre (Centennial Centre CC1-124) for all students concerning government aid programs (includes all Canadian provinces), McGill Loans and Bursaries, and the Work Study Program. During the academic year (September to April) appointments are available with the Financial Aid Counselor for information concerning funding, debt management, budget counseling and the McGill Loans and Bursaries Program. Please visit their website聽for details or to make an appointment with the Financial Aid Counselor.
For more details about: Government aid programs, McGill Loans and Bursaries, Debt Management, Budget Counseling, Work Study Program, Scholarships and External awards, please visit the McGill Scholarships and Student Aid Office.
All applicants for McGill financial aid must apply for the maximum amount of government or other aid for which they are eligible. For Quebec students, please consult (Student Aid). The program code for AFE student loan applications is 152.B0 and our institution code is 699600 (Macdonald College) specifically for the Farm Management and Technology Program.
Internal and External Scholarships and Awards
Every year, more than 25 prizes, scholarships, grants and awards are awarded to FMT students. There are also a number of external awards and scholarships FMT students can apply for. Please consult the list of internal and external scholarships.