Fees, Refunds and Financial Support

Paying for a Course or Program

View a step-by-step guide on how to pay for a course.

Course fees must be paid in full using VISA, MasterCard, or Interac* via your Queen's SOLUS account in order to access your course(s). No other payment methods are accepted. Once you have paid for your course, allow for 1–2 business days to gain course access.

Canadian Tax Credit and Lifelong Learning Plan

The Canada Training Credit is a refundable tax credit that helps cover the cost of training fees.

The Lifelong Learning Plan is a program that allows you to withdraw money from your registered retirement savings plan (RRSPs) to finance education for you, your spouse, or your common-law partner.

Ontario Student Assistance Program

The Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) provides needs-based financial assistance to Ontario students with education-related costs such as tuition, books, and fees. Professional Studies courses that are 12 weeks or less in length qualify as OSAP-eligible microcredentials. Please visit the OSAP website to learn more.

Canada Job Grant

The Canada Job Grant (CJG) supports the upskilling of employees through government funding. The program reduces employee training costs, allowing more employees to learn new skills, and become more valuable to organizations.

The CJG has varying funding amounts and eligibility criteria for each province and territory, excluding Québec.

Alberta – Alberta Job Grant
British Columbia – British Columbia Employer Training Grant
Manitoba – Manitoba Job Grant
Newfoundland and Labrador – Newfoundland Job Grant
New Brunswick – New Brunswick Job Grant
Northwest Territories – NWT Job Grant
Nova Scotia – Nova Scotia Job Grant
Nunavut – Nunavut Job Grant
Ontario – Ontario Job Grant
Prince Edward Island – Prince Edward Island Job Grant
Saskatchewan – Saskatchewan Job Grant
Yukon – Yukon Job Grant

Refund Policy

Visit our Policies page for details about our refund policy.