Fees

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- Since MCI is classified as a charitable institution, a portion of fees paid to the school are eligible for a tax deductable receipt. The amount is under annual review by the Canada Revenue Agency, but is often close to the cost of tuition.

- MCI offers discounts on tuition fees:

Early Application Discount for New Students

By April 15th, $200 credit
By June 1st, $100 credit

Early Application Discount for Returning Students

By April 15th, $150 credit

Family Credit Plan

If more than one child is in attendance from one family, each additional student's fees are reduced as follows:

Tuition: $500
Room and Board (if applicable): $500
Transportation (if applicable): $400

Camps with Meaning Discount

Students who work at a Camps with Meaning camp will receive a tuition credit of $50 per week worked up to a maximum of $200.

Please note that the following are the fees for the 2010-2011 school year (one year of study).

Tuition Deposit - This deposit is due with the student's application. In the event that MCI refuses a student admission, a refund will be issued. The deposit is non-refundable in the event a student decides not to attend MCI.

Student Council Fee - Student council requires a contribution from all students to fund its programs and activities such as athletics, Christian Life Retreat and yearbook.

Room and Board - Applicable to all students who wish to live in residence on campus.

Damage Deposit - All residence students are required to pay this fee to cover epxenses incurred from unexpected damages to rooms and residence. A refund will be considered upon inspection of living quarters at the end of the year.

Transportation - Daily transportation to and from MCI will be offered if a sufficient number of students from one area request such a service. We encourage families to establish carpool arrangements, as we cannot guarantee that this service will be available to all students.

Graduation Fee - This fee applies only to Grade 12 students and is payable during the first semester. It covers cap and gown rentals and some other formal graduation expenses.

Lunch Packages - This provides students with a hot lunch every school day. Occasional meals are available to those who do not wish to purchase a lunch package. Breakfast - $3.00, Lunch - $4.00, Supper - $7.00.

Withdrawal - In the event of a withdrawal or dismissal, the fees owing will consist of those owing to the end of the month in which the withdrawal or dismissal occurs, plus tuition for one additional month.

Additional fees

Students have the opportunity to get involved in numerous extracurricular opporunities throughout the school year. Most of these opporunities are included in the fees above, but a few are not included:

High school hockey program - $150: While the costs of all other sports are included in the student fees, the length of the hockey season requires us to charge players to play for MCI teams.

Crosswalk - $450: Crosswalk is a program aimed at promoting spiritual growth and discipleship. It culminiates in a 10-day trip over spring break to partcipate on SOAR: Heartland in Winnipeg. SOAR is a MBMSI initiative that exposes students to the realities of Winnipeg's inner-city through various service projects. This fee covers food, transporation, lodging, and program costs.

Grad Trip - $400-$800: Each year members of the graduating class have the option to go on a 6-10 day trip with their classmates that MCI staff organize and chaperone. The cost of this trip varies based on destintation and trip length. Recent trips have been to Minneapolis, Chicago, and the eastern U.S.

Europe Trip - $3000+: Every other year students have the option to go on a 10-day trip overseas during spring break that MCI staff organize and chaperone.