Tuition & Financial Aid

*Grade 12 students are charged a $250 fee for expenses relating to graduation
Download a copy of the schedule and Terms & Conditions, here.

Acceptance after May 31, 2022: tuition of $16,500 is due in full upon acceptance
*Grade 12 students are charged a $250 fee for expenses relating to graduation.
Download a copy of the schedule and Terms & Conditions, here.

Credit card (optional) payment method. Download a copy of the credit card authorization form here.

• If Plan I or Plan III is not followed, the total tuition owing shall be considered as per Plan II. Late payment for Plan II shall result in a service charge of 1.5% per month. Returned or NSF cheques shall be charged $ 50.
• Parents/Guardians are responsible for the full tuition fees for the academic year in the event a student is dismissed or withdrawn, or as otherwise determined by the President of the College.
• Unless otherwise determined by the President of the College, all tuition fees are to be paid in full by December 1, 2022. Any student whose tuition fees have not been paid in full by this date shall be disqualified from registration for any subsequent academic year. Any student whose tuition fees are not paid in accordance with this schedule or have any other outstanding fee may not receive their report card.
• Failure to pay tuition fees in full by December 1, 2022 may result in the dismissal of the student from the College or from admission to classes beyond December 1, 2022.
• Students receiving bursaries, financial assistance, or scholarships are not eligible for any further discounts in tuition fees. Non-mandatory school activities, excursions, trips, and all summer school courses are NOT covered by the College. Partial bursaries or scholarships are applied to the last payments of Plan I or Plan II.
• The fee for the De La Salle Parents’ Association is $ 125.00 per family. Please include a separate cheque made payable to the “De La Salle Parents’ Association”.
• The Tuition Fee Schedule is considered the Principal Invoice for Fees and should, therefore, be retained for reference.

Tuition for International Visa Students for the 2022 - 2023 academic year is $20,000.

Withdrawal Refund Schedule for New Visa Students: In the event that a student withdraws from the school before June 1, 2022, all monies paid to date, except $12,000.00 will be refunded. Should a student be withdrawn from the school after May 31, 2022, all monies paid to date will not be refunded.

The annual family fee for the De La Salle College Parents' Association is $150 for your first student and $50 for each additional student for the 2023-24 school year. Please include a separate cheque made payable to the 'De La Salle College Parents' Association'.

• Full or partial tuition, renewable on an annual basis 
• This scholarship established through the generosity of an alumnus, Mr. T. Sutton, and supported by other donors, is awarded to deserving students entering Grades 9 to 12 who demonstrate excellence in mathematics and science

• Full or partial tuition, renewable on an annual basis
• This scholarship was established by the College in memory of the late Father M. Luchka to be awarded to deserving students entering at any grade level. It is intended to assist families who are unable to afford a private Catholic school education of excellence. Awards are given to those young people who demonstrate a willingness to involve themselves in community service projects. Proceeds from the annual Father Michael Luchka Golf Tournament are directed to this scholarship

• Full tuition, renewble on an annual basis
• This scholarship was established on the occasion of the visit of the former Superior General of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, the Most Honoured Brother Alvaro Rodriquez, FSC. The funds for this scholarship are made available by the Brothers of the Christian Schools of Ontario and are awarded to deserving students from local Catholic elementary schools

• Full tuition, renewable on an annual basis
• Named in memory of the late Jonathan Herrmann, alumnus, this scholarship is awarded annually to a student from St. Paul's Catholic Elementary School. The award is given to a student who possesses the potential to demonstrate the qualities of courage and leadership so well exemplified in the brief life of Jonathan who passed away in 1998

• Full tuition, renewable on an annual basis
• This scholarship was established through the generosity of the late Mr. W. Leonard, an alumnus, to two deserving students from St. Mary's Elementary Catholic School who demonstrate the potential to excel in promoting the Gospel values in a Lasallian school community

• Full or partial tuition, renewable on an annual basis
• This award is presented to deserving students entering secondary school who demonstrate academic excellence. This fund is generously supported by the family of Frank Buckley, long-time supporters of the mission of De La Salle College

• This scholarship has been generously sponsored by Brother Isidore Waslylenchuk, FSC, and is intended for a student at any grade level who is of Ukranian origin and is in need of financial assistance in order to attend the College. Each year a total of $5,000 will be distributed among the applicants. Current as well as new students are welcome to apply

• This full scholarship is awarded on an annual basis to a student selected by the President of the College. The proceeds for this fund were generously donated by an alumnus, Mr. Karlo Duvnjak

• Established in 2011, this scholarship is dedicated in the memory of the late Irving Finewax. It is a full scholarship awarded on an annual basis to a deserving student entering Grade 9 who is a member of another faith community. The student is selected by the President of the College

• This is a full scholarship established to acknowledge the work of Brother Domenic Viggiani, FSC, who was principal of the College for sixteen years. The scholarship is awarded to a student from the private Catholic school, Mary, Mother of God

• Donated by Nicanor Catre, an alumnus and long-standing member of the school’s Board of Directors, is awarded to a student who excels in a varsity sport and an artistic endeavour. One thousand dollars is awarded to the recipient

• This award, donated through the generosity of Tyler Barton’s family, is dedicated in memory of Tyler Barton, a graduate (2001) of the College. The recipient, chosen by the President of the College must come from an economically challenged situation

This partial scholarship was established through the generosity of the De La Salle Class of 1986 to remember their fallen classmate, Fabio Sementilli, whose bright & vivid flame was extinguished far too early. It is provided to an incoming economically-challenged student with artistic merit, with preference to students from the inner city.

• Partial bursaries
• This fund supported by friends of the Catholic mission of the College is intended to provide aid to those families who require some assistance in meeting their financial commitments to the school. The primary source of the funds comes from the College's Annual Fund Campaigns