GENERAL FINANCIAL POLICIES

(Fees in Canadian Currency and U.S. Currency)

Fees	CAD	USD
Application fee (non-refundable)	100.00	75.00
Language Program (one year)
English As Second Langue (ESL)	6,950.00	5212.50
French As Second Langue (FSL)	6,750.00	5062.50
International Trade Diploma (one year)	12,900.00	9675.00
Digital Media (one year)
3D Animation & Visual Effect in Film/TV	18,700.00	14025.00
3D Animation in Video Games	15,900.00	11925.00
Internet Security	17,500.00	13125.00
Linux Professional	14,500.00	10875.00
Technology fee per on-line course (non-refundable)	120.00	90.00
Books and supplies, approximate cost per semester (est.)	300.00	225.00
Management fee	25.00	18.75
Identification Card Replacement	10.00	7.50
Graduation fee (non-refundable)	50.00	37.50
Medical Insurance	495.00	371.25
Transcripts	5.00	3.75
Returned check charge (non-refundable)	20.00	25.00
Late registration fee (non-refundable)	50.00	37.50
Graduation fee (non-refundable)	50.00	37.50
NB: Prices subject to change without notice

Deferred Payment Plan

Plan 1. Students who do not receive Financial Aid must pay fifty percent (50%) of all assessed charges prior to the beginning of classes. The remaining balance is due forty-five (45) calendar days from the day classes begin.

Plan 2. Students who have approved Financial Aid as documented by the Financial Aid Office will have the Aid applied toward the current semester charges. The student must then pay fifty percent (50%) of any remaining charges prior to the beginning of classes. The remaining balance is due forty-five (45) calendar days from the day classes begin.

All college life focuses on improving students' practical skills and experiences of acting and expressing. Students are encouraged to discuss, express their ideas, and build creative works.

FINANCIAL AID

The following government organizations may provide funding for career training to qualified applicants who are eligible Canadian residents:
CLE (Emploi-Quebec) for qualified candidates
HRDC (Human Resource Development Canada) for E.I. recipients
WCB (Workers Compensation Board)
VRS (Vocational Rehabilitation Services)

Student Line of Credit
Student Line of Credit is provided by financial institutions for Canadian resident students unable to obtain the financing they need from the existing Student Loan programs. Student Line of Credit requires a co-signer and/or collaterals, normally the approval will be based on the credit history of the applicant and co-signer. For details please visit the registration office. Detailed Financial Aid eligibility requirements will be provided by the financial aid office. They will also assist you in completing your application.

Lifelong Learning Plan (LLP)
The LLP allows you to withdraw a maximum of $10,000 per year from your RRSP to pay for your education. Withdrawal of the money from the RRSP will have no tax implications. The amount withdrawn can be paid back over a 10-year period.

The following program provides rewarding for any qualified applicants or registrants:
Referral Program
To lower down your tuition fee, Tyark offers you TUTION CREDITS at 10% of the tuition fee paid by your referred students. For more details please check REFERRAL PROGRAM, and contact Tyark registrar office.