Tuition and Fees,
and Financial Aid

Fees, Tuition, Room & Board

A one-of-a-kind program that you can transfer year-for-year to select universities.

Your cost to participate in our 2024-2025 Gap Year or Mission Year nine-month programs is $15,750, including your food, accommodations and all classes. Text books and course materials cost an estimated additional $750.

Since we are a registered charity, the tuition fees portion of our program ($7,900) is eligible for a tax deduction. You may also choose to fundraise some or all of your tuition fees, with your donors receiving a tax-deductible receipt for their contribution.

Application Fees & Enrollment Deposit

Application Fee:
  • Free (until Feb. 28)
  • $50 (Mar. 1-May. 31)
  • $100 (June 1-July 31)
  • for applications after July 31, an additional rush application fee may apply; please contact us.
Enrollment Deposit/Fee:
  • $350 deposit/fee to hold your spot.
    Due when you are accepted.
    If you
    pay your account in full by the second semester due date, this fee will be converted to a non-refundable credit and applied against the balance owing; Pay in full and you’ll save $350.

Tuition

Program Tuition:
  • $3,950 per semester (4.5 months)
    Annual maximum of $7,900 is eligible for tax deduction.

Room & Meal Plan

Room:
  • $1,775 first semester
    $1425 second semester (after $350 enrollment deposit/fee credit)
    or
  • $395 per month
Meal Plan:
  • $1950 per semester
    or
  • $435 per month

Special fees & Books

Student Event Fee:
  • $200 per semester
Course Books and Materials:
  • average of $750 (can range from $600-$900 per year, depending on current book prices, exchange rate and purchasing of optional books)

Notes:

  • The are two billing semesters in the year, each spanning 4.5 months. Semester payments are due upon arrival in September and by January 31 (unless other arrangements are made, eg. fundraising tuition).
  • Optional monthly payment plans are available for the Room and Meal plans. Please contact our Administration Office for more information.
  • The meal plan includes the option of Gluten-Free or Dairy-Free meals for individuals that have medically diagnosed needs. We do our best to work around other food allergies or intolerances, but we are not able to provide meals specifically tailored to accommodate other allergies/intolerances at this time.
  • Special events: This fee partially covers the expense of St. Therese’s many special events and celebrations, including events like the Welcoming Mass and Supper, St. Therese Feast Day celebration, Thanksgiving, Emmaus Retreat, St. Nicholas’ Feast Day, Immaculate Conception Supper, Christmas party, Epiphany Feast, Commissioning, Wrap-up Week, other STIFM Conferences/Retreats, etc.
  • You might be able to source used books online or through alumni. This is a great way to reduce your textbook cost! Please verify that the used books are the same edition/ISBN that is currently being used. A book list (including editions required) will be provided in the summer to enrolled students.
Mary McLane (source: Facebook profile photo)

St. Therese gave me an incredible opportunity to go deeper in my faith. Learning to live in community, modelling my life after St. Therese, and learning intellectually more about my faith allowed me to grow in both holiness and mission which is our call as Catholics. Sometimes we think "9 months is a long time" but I assure you, those 9 months will influence you for the rest of your life in the best way possible! School will always be waiting for you, but you may only get to go to St. Therese once!

Mary McLane (Class of 2016)

CCO Team Lead, Brock University