Budget with the campus fee schedule and your student status
These campus tables have different inclusions and periods. Optional contributions, tuition supplements, part-time charges and living costs prevent a simple cheapest-campus comparison.
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The short answer
- St. Lawrence full-time regular fees for Fall 2026 total $323 per semester, including a $40 optional fundraising contribution and $27 insurance with an opt-out.
- Canadian citizens classified as non-residents of Quebec pay $1,926 extra per full-time semester at St. Lawrence.
- International full-time students at St. Lawrence pay $7,898, which is $323 regular fees plus $7,575 international tuition.
- St. Lawrence part-time fees for 1, 2 or 3 courses are $145, $197 or $249, plus $2 per course hour.
- Apply for aid at St. Lawrence through AFE using institution code 936002; part-time students can get loans but not bursaries.
Saint-Lambert: student fees
Saint-Lambert: The table separates the published 2026–27 day-division charges by student status. Amounts are in Canadian dollars and may change. The $249 full-time semester charge includes an optional $15 Foundation contribution; students can opt out of that contribution. Residency and international tuition categories are not interchangeable, and the table is not a complete cost-of-living budget. Confirm your assessment on the college invoice.
More on Saint-Lambert: student fees
Part-time charges use a different basis. The fee page lists Quebec non-resident charges of $9.40 per course hour, and international charges of $36.83 per course hour ($57.11 for Nursing), alongside applicable student/course fees. Courses outside a program and administrative requests can add charges. Do not apply a full-time semester figure to a part-time course load.
Saint-Lambert: financial aid
For government loans and bursaries, book the Financial Aid Officer through Student Services or send Student Services a MIO. The college page explains Aide financière aux études (AFE) applications and links scholarship information. Prepare your permanent code, income information, program code and Champlain’s institution code, 936003. Supply sensitive identifiers only through the official application process.
More on Saint-Lambert: financial aid
AFE’s assessment simulator gives an estimate, not an award. Champlain recommends applying six to eight weeks before classes, but the actual assessment depends on complete documents. Some disability or serious-health circumstances can affect eligibility for students studying part time; ask Financial Aid and the Student Access Centre which provisions apply. The page’s optional $500-per-term materials allowance is a loan that must be repaid, not a scholarship.
Lennoxville: student fees
Lennoxville: the current fee page totals $290 per full-time semester: $25 study-related services, $20 registration, $159 auxiliary services, $35 student association and $51 Bishop’s University auxiliary services. A $10 Foundation contribution is optional and separate. The $290 table itself is undated; the out-of-province and international tuition paragraphs explicitly cover 2026–27. Ask the college to confirm the current invoice rather than assuming every line has the same cycle label.
More on Lennoxville: student fees
Lennoxville’s part-time page lists $2 per program-course hour and $6 for courses outside the program, alongside applicable service/course fees. It separately lists $9.40 an hour for out-of-province students and $36.83 for international students. The $35 association fee applies to all students. Approved Fin de DEC students taking only the courses needed to finish have a different treatment; confirm eligibility with the college before calculating part-time tuition.
Lennoxville: financial aid
Eligible full-time Lennoxville students can apply for Quebec loans and bursaries through AFE using institutional code 936001. The Financial Aid Officer helps with applications and can refer students facing urgent financial difficulty. Saint-Lambert’s 936003 code and St. Lawrence’s 936002 code identify different constituent colleges; do not swap them.
St. Lawrence: fees, refunds and opt-outs
St. Lawrence: the Fall 2026 PDF totals $323 for a full-time student before residency/international supplements. It includes $230 study fees, $53 association-related charges and a $40 optional fundraising contribution. The $53 includes $27 collective insurance with an opt-out process. This is not the same set of charges as the other campuses’ headline totals. The PDF was revised March 12, 2026; Winter 2027 values are not established by that Fall summary.
More on St. Lawrence: fees, refunds and opt-outs
For Fall 2026 at St. Lawrence, the PDF gives September 18, 2026 for requesting the optional-contribution refund and August 28–September 29, 2026 for collective-insurance withdrawal. Ask the Registrar for the current St. Lawrence Plan Major opt-out instructions before submitting a request. Other refundable fees generally used the August 14 first-day-of-class deadline. Confirm the applicable fee category instead of assuming the whole $323 remains refundable.
St. Lawrence: financial aid
St. Lawrence’s Financial Hub directs eligible full-time students to government loans and bursaries and part-time students to loans, not bursaries. Apply through AFE using institution code 936002 and the correct government program code; the college warns its in-house program codes can differ. For immediate financial difficulty, send a MIO to Wellness. Graduation awards have their own criteria and application windows; past April 2026 deadlines are not new award rounds.
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Canadian dollars. Published fees are subject to change; applicant-specific tuition is separate from the general student fees. No residence, living-cost or all-in total is implied.
| Charge / status | Published amount | Basis / qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Application — all students | $30 | Once; non-refundable |
| Full-time semester student fee | $249 | Per semester; includes optional $15 Foundation contribution |
| Quebec non-resident | $1,926 | Per full-time semester; confirm residency classification |
| International student | $7,575 | Per semester; separate Nursing amount below |
| International Nursing student | $11,740 | Per semester; Nursing-specific category |
Source for this table: Student fees
Lennoxville: current student fees and dated tuition supplements (table)
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Canadian dollars. The page explicitly dates the tuition supplements to 2026–27 but not its $290 base table. Amounts may change by ministerial directives; housing, meals, materials and other charges are separate.
| Charge / status | Published amount | Basis / qualification |
|---|---|---|
| SRAM application | $30 | Non-refundable; $10 late-application fee is separately listed |
| Full-time student fees | $290 | Per semester; current undated table; optional $10 Foundation contribution extra |
| Out-of-province tuition supplement | $1,926 | Per full-time semester, explicitly 2026–27; additional to regular fees |
| International tuition | $7,575 | Per full-time semester, explicitly 2026–27; regular fees and $85 evaluation fee are additional |
Source for this table: Lennoxville: fees and admission requirements
St. Lawrence: Fall 2026 fee categories (table)
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Canadian dollars, Fall 2026 PDF revised March 12, 2026; subject to change. Amounts do not cover housing or meals. Do not use this schedule as a Winter 2027 quote; refund and opt-out windows are explained above.
| Student status / charge | Published amount | Basis / qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Full-time regular fee total | $323 | Per semester; includes optional $40 fundraising contribution and $27 insurance subject to opt-out |
| Canadian citizen classified non-resident of Quebec | $1,926 extra | Per full-time semester, in addition to regular fees |
| International full-time total | $7,898 | Includes $323 regular fees plus $7,575 international tuition; insurance proof also required |
| Part-time, 1 / 2 / 3 courses | $145 / $197 / $249 | Regular fee totals including optional $40, plus $2 per course hour; deemed-full-time exceptions apply |
| Non-resident / international part-time tuition | $9.40 / $36.83 per hour | Status-specific tuition in addition to applicable regular fees |
| Course changes or equivalences | $25 per course | Request fee, not a guarantee of approval |
Source for this table: St. Lawrence: Fall 2026 fees and refunds (revised March 12, 2026)
Decision checklist
- Use the named campus’s instructions and your current program/cohort.
- Check your residency, program and full-time/part-time status on the invoice.
- Ask about the optional Foundation contribution and additional course charges.
- Use the official AFE process and Financial Aid Officer for eligibility questions.
Official sources
Open the official page again before applying, accepting an offer, paying, selecting housing, or relying on a transfer or immigration pathway.
- Student feesChamplain College Saint-Lambert · checked
- Financial aidChamplain College Saint-Lambert · checked
- Lennoxville: fees and admission requirementsChamplain College Lennoxville · checked
- St. Lawrence: Financial HubChamplain–St. Lawrence · checked
- St. Lawrence: Fall 2026 fees and refunds (revised March 12, 2026)Champlain–St. Lawrence · checked
Educational guidance only. Requirements, prices, transfers, housing, immigration eligibility, and availability can change; use the official links in this guide before acting.
Plan your next step
Reopen the exact official program page for your intake and applicant category. Save the requirement, cost, campus, and deadline evidence you used, then confirm any uncertainty with the institution.
Prepared by the Stellar Advisers editorial team · reviewed September 13, 2026