myFinances: Academic Fees; Sheridan Awards & Bursaries; Tuition Receipts

Fees & Finances

  • Academic Fees
  • Awards & Bursaries
  • How to Apply for Awards
  • T2202 Tax Receipt
  • Student Loans

How to Pay Your Fees

Sheridan students enrolled in a program at CCTT (Fort Erie Campus) must make payments through pay.cibc.com/cctt. For more information, please visit the Sheridan at CCTT page.

Refer to your Fee Estimate for the description of fees and payment deadlines.

Your Account Summary will reflect total charges owing once your course enrollment has been posted.

Please allow 3-5 business days for your payment to reach Sheridan, deadlines apply.

CIBC Student Pay:

Supports international payments at a preferred currency rate. Domestic payments can be made via direct debit, Mastercard and Visa. To make a payment through CIBC’s Student Pay, visit cibc.sheridancollege.ca and sign in using your Sheridan login information. Visit the FAQ page for more information.

Bank Payments

Payments can be made through your Canadian bank or financial institution using one of the following methods:

Online Banking:

  • Log in to your online account with your financial institution
  • Add Sheridan to your list of Payees
  • Your account number is your nine-digit Sheridan Student ID Number
  • Retain the reference number of your transaction

In-Person Banking:

  • Visit your local Canadian financial institution / bank branch
  • Inform the teller that you are making a payment to Sheridan College and present them with your nine-digit Sheridan Student ID Number
  • Retain a copy of your transaction receipt

At your Campus:

In-person payments are not accepted.

Once Sheridan receives your payment, it will be confirmed in myStudent Centre

Access Your Payment Receipt in myStudent Centre:

  • Log in to myStudent Centre using your Sheridan username and password
  • Under the Finances section, open the drop-down menu and select View my Receipts and click (≫)

Account Summary

Your Account Summary itemizes the charges, payments and refunds that have been posted to your account. Charges are posted to your Account Summary after your schedule is released and you are registered in courses.

As a student, you are responsible for regularly reviewing your Account Summary to ensure your fees are paid in full by the applicable due dates. If you have an outstanding charge or other indebtedness, you are ineligible to return to Sheridan until all amounts owed have been paid.

To view your Account Summary:

  • Log into myStudent Centre
  • Under the Finances section, click on "View Account Summary".
  • Select the appropriate term
  • You can see a detailed breakdown of your account activity by clicking on the "View Account Detail" link
View My Account Summary

Fee Estimates

Full-time fee estimates are available online for students attending an upcoming semester(s) and provide estimated full-time fees for the term(s).

Your fee estimate does not reflect actual charges placed on your account. Check your Account Summary online to review charges after you have enrolled in classes.

You may not receive a fee estimate if you are on a work term, a part-time or an out-of-sync student according to your program of study. Check your Account Summary on myStudent Center to review actual charges based on registration or other activity.

Accessing Your Fee Estimate:

Log into myStudent Centre with your Sheridan credentials to view your fee estimate.

Health Insurance

Domestic Student Health Insurance Coverage:

  • This mandatory fee charged once per academic year enrols full-time domestic students in Sheridan Student Union’s Health and Dental Plan, providing a wide variety of health and dental coverage, as well as travel insurance to cover unexpected emergency medical expenses. Students with acceptable proof of alternative coverage may opt out of this program during defined opt-out periods.
  • If you are already covered by an extended health and dental plan, you can opt out of the Sheridan SU Health and Dental plan by providing proof of other equivalent health and dental coverage. Opt outs can ONLY be processed within the Change-of-Coverage period.
  • Visit www.studentcare.ca or call 1-866-358-4430 for details. The SU Health and Dental Plan is for domestic students only.

International Student Health Insurance Coverage:

  • International students are automatically enrolled in the mandatory health coverage with Guard.Me.
  • Go to www.guard.me/sheridancollege for details. Your health insurance coverage will commence on the first day of your scheduled program date, provided your fees have been paid. If you arrive in Canada earlier than your scheduled start date or extend your visit beyond your date of completion, it is your responsibility to ensure that you have adequate medical coverage. International students who drop to part-time status will still be charged the full health insurance fee. Please monitor your Sheridan email for any updates regarding your health insurance coverage.

Academic Fees Information

  • For both domestic and international students, please visit the Academic Fees page to see all fees related to your program

Questions About Fees?

Send email to studentfees@sheridancollege.ca or call 905-845-9430, ext. 2277.

Sheridan Awards, Scholarships and Bursaries

Education is the most important investment you can make in your future. In addition to government funding, Sheridan awards over millions in bursaries, scholarships and awards every year.

Sheridan College and our donors provide a range of financial support to help meet your financial needs. The scholarships, bursaries and awards outlined in this section are only those administered by Sheridan College.

The Awards Office also receives advertisements for various award opportunities that are available through external agencies. A list of external award postings is located on the Online General Award Application under the “Opportunities” link.

Sheridan College Tuition Bursary – New for Fall 2024!
New and returning full-time domestic students enrolled in the Fall 2024 semester may be eligible to receive a Sheridan College Tuition Bursary of up to $1,000 to help with paying tuition and fees. This bursary is automatically awarded to eligible students (no separate application is required).

*The Spring 2024 Online General Award Application opens on April 19, 2024. The deadline to submit your application is June 2, 2024.

Eligibility criteria varies, and you’ll need to complete the General Awards Application before you can apply to scholarship, bursary and award opportunities. When you submit your application, you’ll be matched to different opportunities and will receive an email notification when a new opportunity that fits your profile is posted. To learn more, visit your Online Awards Application via myStudent Centre.

HigherEdPoints.com

Sheridan College is part of the HigherEdPoints.com program. With this partnership, students (or parents/grandparents) can convert Aeroplan® Miles and/or TD Points into funds to help cover fees as well as pay off Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) loans.

More Information
For more information about awards, scholarships and bursaries, email student.awards@sheridancollege.ca. Students can also speak to a Student Awards Officer virtually by following the steps at qless.sheridancollege.ca.

How to Apply

Complete your General Online Awards Application and your profile will be automatically matched to dozens of Sheridan scholarship, bursary and awards opportunities!

T2202 Tax Receipt

A T2202 is a tax form that allows students registered in qualifying educational programs to claim eligible tuition amounts paid when completing their personal taxes. 

T2202s are published each year, at end of February, in myStudent Centre. To learn more about T2202 forms, please refer to the SIN and T2202 FAQs page.

Access your T2202
To view your T2202, follow these instructions:

  1. Go to myStudent Centre
  2. In the Finances section, select View my T2202 from the drop-down menu and click on the » button
  3. At Available PDFs, click on the down arrow and select the appropriate year
  4. Click on the yellow button, View T2202

The T2202 will not be mailed. To read and print your T2202, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. This browser plug-in can be downloaded from www.adobe.com. Click on “Get Adobe Reader” and follow the instructions for downloading.

Please note: You do NOT need to submit a printed copy of the T2202 form with your tax return, even if you decide to transfer the amount to a parent, grandparent or spouse/common-law partner. You only need a printed copy of your T2202 if one is requested by the Canada Revenue Agency as part of a formal audit.

Lost/forgotten Sheridan username and passwords
You will need to enter your Sheridan username and password to access myStudent Centre. If you have lost or forgotten your password, see How to Change/Reset Your Network Password for details.

Tax Returns with Paragon Accounting
The SSU partners with a local tax and accounting firm called Paragon Accounting. They work with Sheridan students and charge $25 to file your tax returns.


Student Loans

Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)

OSAP is a financial aid program that can make it easier for students and families to afford college or university. 

The program offers funding for school through two kinds of assistance: 

  • Grants: money you don’t have to pay back
  • Student loan: money you need to repay

Funding is available for both full and part-time postsecondary students, and is based on a number of factors, including your family income.

When making your OSAP application, we urge you to scan and upload your documents to OSAP directly. This is the quickest way to get your application processed and can shave weeks off of processing times.

See the OSAP web page on the Sheridan website for application information, deadline dates, and more. For frequently asked OSAP questions, please visit Sheridan Central.

Out of Province Loans

If you are an out-of-province student attending Sheridan and wish to apply for government funding, you will need to apply through your home province.