In an effort to attract more students, Redeemer University College is reducing its tuition for Canadian undergrads by 42 per cent.
Supported by $11 million in generous donor funding over five years, tuition for the coming fall will be set at $9,800, down over $7,000 from the planned tuition rate of $16,992.
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“With this major shift in the pricing model, Redeemer will reach a sustainable enrollment level where students will be able to pursue their callings with less financial pressure,” university president Robert Graham says.
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He says the new rate will remain frozen until 2022.
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