Budget program costs and student funding

The Business Information Systems page lists 2026–27 domestic planning estimates of $8,490 for Year 1 and $6,440 for Year 2. The page says totals include mandatory fees and approximate books and supplies, may vary by campus and are subject to change. Use the fee page’s program-and-campus selector for the breakdown; international tuition is linked separately on the program page.

For 2026–27 student awards, Sask Polytech requires a student ID, an admission offer and a paid seat deposit. Unless an award says otherwise, students must be enrolled at least 60% of a full course load, or 40% for students with a disability. The listed application windows are July 15–September 15, 2026; October 1–31, 2026; and January 10–February 15, 2027. Apprenticeship and Saskatoon Adult Basic Education have separate windows. Dates may change, and an award application does not guarantee funding.

Withdrawal steps depend on the study category and timing. A program applicant who withdraws before starting uses the applicant route to notify Enrolment Services; after a program starts, the student must notify the program head. A no-show at the start of a program counts as notice of withdrawal, while non-attendance does not count as notice for a Continuing Education course. Refund eligibility and deductions depend on the program and deadline. Co-op fee refunds differ before the preceding academic term, before the work-term withdrawal deadline and after it; no co-op tuition refund is granted after that deadline. The detailed Tuition and Fees Procedure controls exact penalties, and normal refund processing may take four to six weeks.