Tuition & Fees

Get an overview of costs for students, including current tuition and Student Fee rates and a sample budget for academic expenses.

About Tuition Rates

All tuition rates—credit, audit, onsite, and online—are effective from May 1 through April 30 each year. Courses that begin after May 1 will be subject to the tuition rates for the following year, even if you register for a course prior to May.

Regent offers a number of tuition benefits for students and their spouses. Visit our Tuition Benefits & Discounts page to see if you qualify.

International Exchange Rate

Regent College accepts payment in either Canadian or American currency (CAD or USD). Our current exchange rate is updated monthly. 

Charges will automatically convert to US dollars if payment is made with a US credit card. Regent College accepts cheques drawn on US bank accounts for payments of tuition and tuition-related fees. See Paying Tuition & Fees for further details.

2025–2026 Tuition

Tuition rates for Fall 2025 and Winter 2026 will be:

  • $545 per onsite credit hour
  • $565 per online credit hour
  • $400 per onsite audit hour
  • $420 per online audit hour

All costs are listed in Canadian dollars.

Total Tuition by Program

The total tuition for each graduate program taken fully onsite will be:

Program Total Credits Cost Per Credit Total Tuition
Master of Arts in Theological Studies 60 $545 $32,700
Master of Arts in Christian Studies 42 $545 $22,890
Graduate Diploma in Christian Studies 24 $545 $13,080
Master of Divinity 81 $545 $44,145
Master of Arts in Leadership, Theology & Society 36 n/a** $29,000
Master of Theology 24* $545 $13,080

*Note that 24 credits is the minimum required in the ThM program.

**The MALTS program has a different tuition structure due to its different delivery model. The total cost consists of an initial $1,000 commitment installment and four payments of $7,000. To learn more about tuition and payment for MALTS, visit the MALTS program page or contact the MALTS Program Administrator.

Paying for Your Courses

Once you register for a course, you are responsible for paying tuition and applicable fees. (Don’t forget to check whether you’re eligible for any special tuition benefits.) Your payment will consist of three parts. 

Cost Amount Schedule
Registration Fee $35 Due when you register. This is a non-refundable service fee.
Tuition Deposit $115 (Fall/Winter)
or
$45 (Spring/Summer)
Due when you register. This amount is applied toward your tuition.
Remaining Tuition (plus Student Fees, if applicable*) See current tuition rates Due by 4:30 pm (Pacific Time) on the Registration & Payment Deadline (check our Important Dates page for upcoming deadlines). Students paying tuition/fees after this deadline will be subject to a late fee of $50, regardless of when you registered for the course(s).

See our list of payment methods for more information and instructions.

*Student Fees are mandatory for students registered for 3 or more credit hours in a term. Certain other students can opt in to student fees in order to access benefits. See our Student Fees page for more information.

Sample Budget: Academic Expenses

Expense Estimated Cost
Tuition $545 per onsite credit hour
Registration fee $35 per term
U-Pass (public transportation pass; mandatory for students taking 3+ credits in Fall and Winter Terms) $187.60 per term
AMS Health & Dental Plan (extended health care; mandatory for students taking 3+ credits) $388.26 per year for student coverage. (You can add coverage for family members during the Change of Coverage period. See the Studentcare website for pricing details.)
Other Student Fees (students taking 3+ credits) Approximately $207 per term
Books $85–$200 per course
Occasional Fees (varies by program, activities, etc.) $10–$350 per term