So... why is UTSC - Management's tuition so high?

Does anyone know why the BBA program at UTSC has a tuition fee of $10,000/year? Whereas Ryerson, York (inc Schulic), Waterloo, etc... does not come near to what UTSC is charging?

The program is de-regulated by the government, meaning they can charge however much the hell they want.. supply and demand...

You're paying 10k for the first year? Hm..

UW is charging us $10600 next year for AFM (same reason, deregulated professional program) but is not charging us that amount this year. So, if it makes you feel any better, we're bending over too

what a ripoff...luckily shoelick hasnt boosted its tuition, im still gonna be paying about 5k...but hey, atleast ur degree is toronto, mine is just york...blech

sucks huh...


There are many programs like that throughout all of the UofT campuses

You should check again. I didnt pay that much and I was first year last year. For 2nd year, it is about 5400$/semester for me plus I got co-op fees.....

(assuming you are going into 1st year...)

Originally Posted by esq05

You should check again. I didnt pay that much and I was first year last year. For 2nd year, it is about 5400$/semester for me plus I got co-op fees.....

(assuming you are going into 1st year...)

Hummm, aren't you basically just confirming what he is saying. He says he's making 10k a year and you say you are paying 5400/semester. Taking that the OP is meaning a year to be 2 semesters, he's paying about 5k a semester, which is in par.

Remember, you pay co-op fees even in first year.

dental hygiene at george brown...my tuition is $13,900 for one year

Originally Posted by dmdsoftware2

Hummm, aren't you basically just confirming what he is saying. He says he's making 10k a year and you say you are paying 5400/semester. Taking that the OP is meaning a year to be 2 semesters, he's paying about 5k a semester, which is in par.

Remember, you pay co-op fees even in first year.

heh, thats why I added that line at the bottom, assuming he's first year, in first year I paid about 5-6000$ for the year.

Totally not worth it...

$10k a year for an undergrad degree???

Sure it's worth it, one year out of the program you'll earn back all the $ spent (or most of it). And co-op terms along the way subsidize a lot as well, you make on average $8000 in a 4 month term (which you have 3 of).

That's considering you get into the co-op program...its all cut-throat to get in from the pre-management

Yes. That is if you are in co-op. Not everyone is in co-op.

And if you are in pre-program and have taken courses after your first year and then got in, you have to pay the difference between Arts and Science degree course and a Management course, which alone, can run about 800ish.

And if you take three courses that semester before gaining acceptance into management, then you are really screwed. You need to pay the difference between those three courses(which should run about 1500) and the deregulated flat fee, which is about 4600 now.

That actually happened to two of my friends. They took two full semesters and had to pay the difference in tuition.

apparently the management co-ops are still footing the bill for that new management building too...