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Concordia Hikes Student Fees by 3%

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Concordia Universitys Board of Governors approved a 3% increase in two fees for students starting Fall 2026. The administrative fee per credit rises from $12.99 to $13.38, and the technology infrastructure fee from $6.13 to $6.31. These fees support essential services like the Welcome Centre, enrollment, and tech support. Amidst an $84 million deficit, students face increased costs, but recent student union elections showed support for some fee hikes. As costs rise, these changes aim to maintain core services without larger shocks in the future.

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Concordia Hikes Student Fees by 3%

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Concordia Hikes Student Fees by 3%. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 28th, welcome to Canada News Today, powered by AI. Concordia's Board of Governors approved two small but steady fee bumps for all students kicking in fall 2026. They raised administrative fee per credit, from $12.99 to $13.38, a 3% jump, and the technology infrastructure fee went from $6.13 to $6.31, same 3% increase. These fees help cover frontline student services like the welcome center, enrollment, and exams office for the admin side. The tech one funds wireless networks, training, and support for new tools everyone uses daily. Students are feeling the pinch amid the school's projected $84 million deficit, blamed partly on Quebec's recent tuition hikes for. Out of province kids, the university's already cutting limited-term jobs and freezing hires to stay afloat. Just before this, student union elections saw votes to hike fees for groups like Kier Concordia, Queer Concordia, and Reconathletics showing.

Students backing some increases themselves. With costs climbing everywhere, these changes aim to keep course services running without bigger shocks down the line. Keep an eye on how it plays out next year.

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