Don’t want to commit to a degree right now? Consider taking up to 12 credits as a non-degree student with single course enrollment.
Why apply for single course enrollment?
You’re considering a Professional LLM.
If you have a JD/LLB and don’t want to commit to a degree right away, single courses offer a more flexible entry point.
- Get deeper learning in a specific area of practice.
- Take up to 12 credits that may be applied towards a Professional LLM degree.
You need to complete NCA requirements.
For lawyers trained outside of Canada, we offer NCA-accredited courses in mandatory, core, and additional subject areas.
- Take up to 12 credits that may be applied towards a Professional LLM degree.
- Learn in an interactive environment from experienced instructors.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Single Course Enrollment is charged on the basis of course credit weight as follows:
Supplmentary Fees
In addition to the tuition fee, York University students are charged supplementary fees. Supplementary fee amounts change every term.
To find supplementary fee information, visit the Student Financial Services website. Under the relevant term, choose “Osgoode – Professional LLM”. The supplementary fees for students registered as full- vs. part-time, and domestic vs. international, are listed. Further down the page, a breakdown of the supplementary fees can be found. Note that this information is aimed at students in the Professional LLM program, and so the tuition information listed here does not apply to SCE students; only the supplementary fee information is relevant.
SCE students are typically registered as part-time. However, supplementary fees for SCE students are calculated based on the total credit weight of the courses in which you’re enrolled. To calculate your fees, note that the part-time supplementary fee amount is correct only if you are enrolled in 6 total credits for the given term. If you are enrolled in 12 total SCE credits that term, you will pay double that amount; if you are enrolled in 3 total credits that term, you will pay half that amount, etc.
Other Fees
Registration Fee: Each term the Faculty of Graduate Studies levies a $15.00 (non-refundable) registration fee.
Cancellation and Refund Policy
Once you have accepted your offer of admission you will be registered in course(s) and fees will be applied to your student account. Course withdrawals are subject to the non-degree students refund policy. In order to obtain a refund, you must send a completed withdrawal form to your course’s program assistant on or before the deadline below:
- Full refund: 10 business days before start of course or earlier
- 40% refund: before the second day of course
- No refund: second day of course or later
Students are also subject to supplementary fees including health benefits. Find out more about supplementary fees here.
Application Requirements
CV
LLB/JD Transcript
If the transcript is not in English, please provide a translated copy.
Language proficiency test
You do not need to complete a language test if you have completed a year of full-time study at a university where English is the only official language of instruction at the institution level (not the program level).
It’s quick and easy to apply.
Create Your OsgoodePD Applicant Profile
Create an applicant profile in our online application portal. This portal allows us to gather your information, transcripts, and other documents electronically. You will receive an email with directions outlining how to create a new password for your application, along with a link to access the application.
Upload Application Documents
The following documents are required:
- Resume/CV
- Copy of JD/LLB Transcripts
- Copy of Current NCA Assessment (if applicable)
- Official Proof of Language Proficiency (if applicable)
For more information, see our Application Documents to Upload section.
Pay and Submit
Once your application is completed, you will be required to pay a non-refundable $50CAD application fee.
Wait for Review
Decisions are issued approximately two weeks after the application deadline.
Application Deadlines
Applicants are strongly encouraged to apply before the early deadline. Most courses do not remain open for application once the early deadline has passed.
| Term | Applications Open | Early Deadline | Final Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fall | May 30 | June 20 | September 15 |
| Winter | September 30 | October 20 | January 15 |
| Summer | January 30 | February 20 | May 15 |
Spaces are limited and interested applicants are encouraged to apply by the early application deadline. Meeting the minimum application requirements does not guarantee space. Applicants can take a lifetime maximum of 12 credits as an single course enrollment (non-degree) student at OsgoodePD.
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