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OLSAS – Fees

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Refer to the application and the university's website for up-to-date program details.

  • All fees are non-refundable. We will not forward your application to your university choice(s) until you submit full payment to the OUAC.
  • We do not accept partial payments.
  • We do not refund fees for withdrawn university choices.
  • Law school authorizations for fee waivers must be in place before you submit your application.

Fees

All fees are in Canadian funds.

Application Service Fee

OLSAS Fee: $200

University Fee

The university fee is $115 for each university you select.

  • You must pay the university fee for each law school you select.
  • We collect these fees and remit them to the universities to cover a portion of the costs associated with admission assessment.
  • For information about waiving a university’s $115 fee, consult the individual university’s section in the OLSAS Application Guide or contact the university directly.

Note: There are no university fees for the University of Ottawa’s French programs.

Transcript Request Fees

If you request transcripts from an Ontario university or college using an OLSAS online transcript request, you must submit your application with the appropriate fees.


Payment

You must pay in full by the application deadline. Payment is part of the final Review and Submit process.

CIBC Student Pay (Canadian and international payments)

You can use CIBC Student Pay to make payments from within and outside of Canada.

You do not need to go to a CIBC branch or have a CIBC bank account to use this service.

To pay:

  1. Access CIBC’s secure third-party portal in your OUAC application, under Review and Submit.
  2. Select the country you are paying from.
  3. Pick your preferred currency and method of payment.
  4. Enter your student and payer details and click “Submit”.

Notes:

  • Fraudulent use of credit or debit cards or demanding or obtaining unauthorized application fee reimbursement is considered unethical.
  • Contact CIBC Student Pay if you have questions about your payment.
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