All students are responsible for paying their own tuition fees by the deadlines set by the University of Toronto. Students who are in arrears are not eligible to register with the School of Graduate Studies. Current tuition fee schedules are posted on the Student Accounts website under Divisional Tuition Fees for the School of Graduate Studies and the provost website's tuition lookup tool.
Tuition for Canadian citizens and permanent residents may differ from fees for international students.
We are pleased to offer a McLaughlin Scholarship in the amount of $10,000 (Cdn) to one incoming first year student. The criteria for award is highest cumulative GPA in undergraduate studies and response to a written prompt. In addition, one incoming second year student will be awarded The Cheryl Shuman McLaughlin Scholarship Award in the amount of $10,000 (Cdn). The criteria for the award is highest academic achievement in their first year of study in the U of T genetic counselling program and response to a written prompt. The prompts are scored by alumni of our program. Final decisions regarding the award winners are made by the leadership team. Winners will be notified by Fall of every year. Students can also apply for a Needs-Based bursary in October of every year.
The Canadian Association of Genetic Counsellors (CAGC) announced its First Nations, Métis and Inuit Bursary for Canadian Genetic Counselling Applications. This bursary is intended to cover the fees associated with applying for Canadian graduate genetic counselling programs for Canadian citizens who self-identify as First Nations, Metis and Inuit. Please visit the CAGC website for more information and the application.
