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University of Winnipeg Raising Tuition 3.7 Percent for Undergrads

May 7, 2019 2:02 PM | News


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Tuition is rising 3.7 percent at the University of Winnipeg for undergrad students beginning next school year.

The university’s board of regents approved the $144 million 2019-20 budget on Monday night, which includes the tuition increase for most programs.

According to the university, the increase works out to be $120 more for the average student ($168 for a student taking five full courses).

Graduate students will see their tuition rise by 2.5 percent for most programs.

Highlights of the budget include:

  • An additional $50,000 for bursaries to students with financial need
  • Two academic success advisors to proactively connect with students who are at risk of leaving the University early
  • More resources for the International Student Services Centre
  • Investments in faculty renewal
  • Enhanced funding for Indigenous cultural events on campus