How to Make a Deposit Payment: Realize your future with TMU Graduate Studies
Deposits for the fall admissions can be made starting on June 1, 2024. The payment is due by June 14, 2024. If you have been issued an offer of admission after June 1, your deposit is due by the confirmation date outlined on your offer. For example, if your confirmation date on your offer is July 5, then your deposit date is also due on that same date. If the university does not receive your confirmation deposit by this deadline, your place in the program may be forfeited.
Deposits for the winter admissions can be made starting on October 3, 2023. The payment is due by October 15, 2023 If you have been issued an offer of admission after October 3, your deposit is due by the confirmation date outlined on your offer. For example, if your confirmation date on your offer is November 5, then your deposit date is also due on that same date. If the university does not receive your confirmation deposit by this deadline, your place in the program may be forfeited.
Deposits for the spring admissions can be made starting on February 1, 2024. The payment is due by February 15, 2024 If you have been issued an offer of admission after February 1, your deposit is due by the confirmation date outlined on your offer. For example, if your confirmation date on your offer is March 5, then your deposit date is also due on that same date. If the university does not receive your confirmation deposit by this deadline, your place in the program may be forfeited.
Your deposit fee is non-refundable and is part of your tuition fees.
Please note that Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University) neither requests nor accepts payment in Bitcoin, Litecoin or other cryptocurrencies.
Confirmation Deposit
| Program | Domestic Student | International Student |
|---|---|---|
| Full-time Program | $500 | $1,000 |
| Part-time Program |
$250 | N/A |
| MBA | $1,000 | $1,000 |
| Computer Networks Full-time |
$1,000 | $1,000 |
Deposits should be made using online or telephone banking:
- Add Toronto Metropolitan University - Tuition and Res Fees as a payee (formerly known as Ryerson University - see note below)
- Your 9-digit Toronto Metropolitan Number (found on your Offer of Admission) is your account number
- Visit Tuition and Fees for detailed payment instructions and FAQs
If you are making a payment online, please make sure you pay well in advance of the deadline to allow for processing.
Please note: Toronto Metropolitan University’s name will be updated with Canadian financial institutions in the spring of 2023. Until these changes are made, Ryerson University may be listed as a payee with some banks.
If you have previously added Ryerson University as a payee with your bank, you may be required to add Toronto Metropolitan University as a payee after the university’s name has been updated.
Confirming your deposit was received
You can confirm your deposit was received by the university on MySeviceHub, which is accessed via my.torontomu.ca. A negative balance in the Student Fees section of your Student Centre on MySeviceHub indicates a credit on your account, confirming your deposit was received.
A Deposit Statement, which can be used as a receipt and proof of payment, is available via the Deposit Statement (.PDF) link in the Student Fees section of your Student Center on MySeviceHub. See instructions (opens in new window) for accessing your Deposit Statement.