Brock tuition, 2026–27

For an Ontario student

• Arts and Science programs

  $6,211.15

  5.0 credits × $1,242.23, a flat fee from 4.0 credits a year Fee schedule

• Engineering

  $11,424

  5.0 credits × $2,284.80 = $11,424.00 Fee schedule

• Business programs

  $10,552.70

  5.0 credits × $2,110.54 = $10,552.70 Fee schedule

• Computer Science

  $8,494.50

  5.0 credits × $1,698.90 = $8,494.50 Fee schedule

Arts and science cost about the same across Ontario: from $5,982.48 to $6,250 at the 24 universities compared. Brock is cheaper than 8 of the other 23. Every university side by side

For an international student

• Arts and Science, 2026 entry

  $39,834.95

  5.0 credits × $7,966.99 = $39,834.95 Fee schedule

• Sport Management, Computer Science and Business, 2026 entry

  $41,645.60

  5.0 credits × $8,329.12 = $41,645.60 Fee schedule

On top of tuition

Ancillary and incidental fees: $584.45 a year. $116.89 a credit in per-credit fees; transit, health and dental fees are extra. Source

What these fees cover differs by university, so they are not added to the tuition above.

First year in residence, all in

The cheapest way to live on campus in first year: tuition, the cheapest first-year room and the meal plan a first-year has to buy.

• Tuition, arts and science

  $6,211.15

• Residence

  $8,920

  Townhouse double, Village, the cheapest first-year room. Residence fees

• Meal plan, required

  $6,205

  5-Day All-Access, for townhouse residents, the cheapest required plan. Meal plans

• From

  $21,336.15

Plus $584.45 in ancillary fees. The dearest first-year room is $11,040 (Single (Earp, Lowenberger, Vallee, Residence 8 or Quarry View)). Books, a phone plan and trips home are not counted. Every university, all in

“The 5-day plan is only available to students who are assigned rooms in a Townhouse residences.”

The cheapest room is a townhouse, whose residents can take the 5-Day meal plan. A traditional double with the 7-Day plan comes to $16,430 before tuition.