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Centennial College

For domestic students in 2026–27, most diploma programs cost $2,775 in tuition for a two-semester year. Honours bachelor degrees run about $6,100 to $7,300. Ancillary fees come on top of tuition, and your exact balance shows on your Fee Estimate in myCentennial.

Yes. Centennial Place at Progress Campus is an 8-storey residence with about 740 students in 2- and 4-bedroom suites, each with a private bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. It's first come, first served, so apply early.

There's no UPass in Toronto, but you can buy the post-secondary monthly TTC pass for $128.15 instead of the adult $156. You need a $5.25 TTC student photo ID, which you get with your Centennial MyCard, timetable, and government ID. CCSAI can also get you 40% off GO Transit fares.

You're responsible for the shortfall by the fees due date. Options in rough order: Centennial bursaries (free money), a payment agreement if you're eligible, then a student line of credit. If OSAP funds arrive late, your remaining tuition is due within 7 days of receiving them.

Yes, through CCSAI. The Grab and Go Breakfast Program hands out a free light breakfast at each campus once a week, and the CCSAI Food Bank (run with Daily Bread) offers hampers by appointment. The Local, the student-run restaurant at Progress, sells house-made meals at discounted prices.