University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI): Fees 2025, Admissions, Rankings, Scholarships & Programs

• There are 2 campuses overall one in Canada and one in Egypt. Library, sports center, student union center, walk in clinic, swimming pool, hockey ground, football ground and many more. There are lot of events that happen throughout the year and each of varies from time to time. There is separate student union for Indians and a common student union. There is a dance club and art club as well.

• Each course cost around CAD 1800 and to complete the MBA course I have to take 14 courses. Additionally there is an International student fee, management fee and health insurance (Optional if you have a health card or existing insurance) and few other fee. Generally it will cost around CAD 35,000 - 37,000 CAD. For my monthly expenses the major ones are Rent, Groceries and Mobile Bill which will cost me around CAD 900 - CAD 1000 each month. Transportation for UPEI students with the student card. Most of the books for the courses I find it online for free.

I feel trapped and the university doesn’t even have a great value of education. It’s like studying in India itself except it gets you a PR. It’s best to come after bachelors that too in bigger cities like Toronto for the best experience. Here it’s way too cold, you got to walk a lots, no bus on weekends so again stuck where you are. It’s tuff.

The campus life isn’t fun either, there’s no place at residence and the residence fee is higher than even the tuition of a year which again dumb. There’s like a few events only Indian society organize and that’s it no fun. The library is huge but for undergrad again so useful resources or course related books only for masters which again is not there in psychology. The wifi barely works around the campus it’s only in building so you can’t go out you’re stuck.

I really am proud to be a part of UPEI. It has helped me in growing my interpersonal characteristics. With around 4000 students from more than 70 countries around the world, i have got an opportunity to learn about a lot of cultures and values.

The UPEI is only public university in Prince Edward Island. So, it really have a lot of infrastructures to support students in their fields.

Coming with the previous schooling in biology, I felt ready to take on the hard program of nursing. Around Christmas time, I decided to apply. The application was straight forward and did not take long. The fee was $50, and it was the best $50 I ever spent. I first received acceptance into my second choice program of chemistry, and then a few weeks later I got my acceptance into nursing.

Nursing tuition was about $7000 for the year, plus books. A lot of that was for fees, which include paying into the nursing professional fee, and a few other things that I'm still not really sure what they are. The tuition and fees are second cheapest in Canada I believe, but it doesn't look like it.

I really wanted to go into the pre-vet program because I have wanted to be a vet ever since I was three years old. Around where I live there are only two universities that offer this program and the University of Prince Edward Island was my dream university. I put all of my faith into this one school and during my grade 12 year when it was time to start applying to different schools I only applied to one.

Tuition for the pre-vet program is 6,270 a year. For myself, I applied for student loans and was granted one through the Nova Scotia government. This helps me to pay for my schooling for the year and my rent where I have decided to live off of campus this year. There are also lots of different scholarships available through the university to apply for each year.