TORONTO BAPTIST SEMINARY AND BIBLE COLLEGE · CANADA
Theological Programs
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
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Duration
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IELTS
€5k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Bachelor's
Level
- 7,980 CADAnnual Undergraduate/Graduate Tuition
- 18,000 CADApproximate Annual Living Costs for Single Student
- $266Per Semester Hour Tuition Rate
- 3 Semesters per YearAcademic Structure
Toronto Baptist Seminary offers theological education designed to transform students. Programs are available at undergraduate and graduate levels, with specific tracks like the Th.M. program. The seminary focuses on providing students with the knowledge and skills necessary for ministry and theological study. All fees are due in full at the start of each semester.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the annual tuition for the undergraduate and graduate programs?
- The annual tuition for both undergraduate and graduate programs is $7,980 per year, based on two semesters with 15 hours each at $266 per hour. The Th.M. Program has a tuition of $9,044 annually.
- What are the estimated annual living costs for a single international student?
- The approximate total annual cost for a single student, including tuition, residence, meal plan, and student fees, is $18,000. Additional expenses like books ($900), health insurance for foreign students ($1,425), and personal expenses ($1,500) are extra.
- How do international students secure health insurance?
- All students must have health insurance, and foreign students are required to register through the Seminary office for a master group insurance plan. Proof of comparable coverage may be accepted with a waiver.
- When are tuition fees due?
- All fees are due in full at the start of each semester, specifically on Registration Day for the Fall (September) or Winter (January) semester. A late registration fee of $150 applies if you register after the first day of class.
- Are there any scholarships available for international students?
- The provided program data does not mention any specific scholarships for international students. Students are responsible for ensuring they have sufficient funds for their studies.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Undergraduate/Graduate Programs: $7,980 per year (based on 2 semesters x 15 hours x $266/hour). Th.M. Program: $9,044.
Tuition (home)Undergraduate/Graduate Programs: $7,980 per year (based on 2 semesters x 15 hours x $266/hour). Th.M. Program: $9,044.
LivingApproximate total for a single student per year, including tuition, residence, meal plan, and student fees: $18,000. Other expenses like books ($900/year), health insurance for foreign students ($1,425/year single rate), and personal expenses ($1,500/year) are additional.
All fees are subject to change. Late registration fee: $150. Returned NSF cheque charge: $35. Students must pay all outstanding fees to graduate or register for subsequent semesters. Graduates pay a fee of $120 for degree/diploma and framing.
How to apply
1. Review Program InformationExplore the courses and programs offered to determine the best fit for your educational goals.
2. Financial PlanningEnsure you have sufficient funds for your first academic year and a plan for subsequent years, as OSAP is not available.
3. Secure Health InsuranceAll students must have health insurance. Foreign students are required to register through the Seminary office for a master group insurance plan. Proof of comparable coverage may be accepted with a waiver.
4. Prepare for RegistrationFees must be paid in full on Registration Day for the Fall (September) or Winter (January) semester. Register before the first day of class to avoid a late fee.
Frequently asked questions
What is the annual tuition for the undergraduate and graduate programs?
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The annual tuition for both undergraduate and graduate programs is $7,980 per year, based on two semesters with 15 hours each at $266 per hour. The Th.M. Program has a tuition of $9,044 annually.
What are the estimated annual living costs for a single international student?
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The approximate total annual cost for a single student, including tuition, residence, meal plan, and student fees, is $18,000. Additional expenses like books ($900), health insurance for foreign students ($1,425), and personal expenses ($1,500) are extra.
How do international students secure health insurance?
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All students must have health insurance, and foreign students are required to register through the Seminary office for a master group insurance plan. Proof of comparable coverage may be accepted with a waiver.
When are tuition fees due?
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All fees are due in full at the start of each semester, specifically on Registration Day for the Fall (September) or Winter (January) semester. A late registration fee of $150 applies if you register after the first day of class.
Are there any scholarships available for international students?
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The provided program data does not mention any specific scholarships for international students. Students are responsible for ensuring they have sufficient funds for their studies.