Will there be a charge for the offer letter from the university or agency?
17 Jun 2026 · Answered by Vishnu priyanga · 1 min read
Yes, Canadian universities typically charge a non-refundable application fee before issuing an offer letter. The amount varies by institution - CAD 120 to CAD 170 is common for graduate programs.
Some universities may offer application fee waivers in special cases, such as for certain events or applicants from specific backgrounds. Application fees are subject to change.
If you have questions about a particular university or fee waiver, please connect with your LeapScholar counsellor for guidance.
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