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Glendon Residence Rates & Agreements

Residence Rates (2024- 2025)

ResidenceRoom TypeRate (8 Months)Dining Plan
HilliardSmall Traditional Single$8,348.00Required
Traditional Single$8,882.00Required
Large Traditional Single$9,312.00Required
Single Room with Private Bath$12,154.00Required
Large Single Room with semi Private Bath$10,268.00Required
Traditional Double$8,092.00Required
Double Room with Semi Private Bath $8,146.00Required
WoodTraditional Single$8,882.00Required
Large Traditional Single$9,312.00Required
Single Room with Semi Private Bath$12,270.00Optional
Single Room with Private Bath $10,268.00 Required
Traditional Double$8,092.00Required

Residence fees will be posted on the student’s account. Students have the option of paying their fees in two installments; the first installment is due by September 10 and the second is due by January 10. Interest charges (1% per month) will be applied to accounts with outstanding balances past the indicated due dates. Dining plans and rates are available here.
Please visit the Student Financial Services website for instructions about making payments to your student account. Student account statements are posted on your student account near the 18th of each month.

Additional Fees (2024- 2025)

FeeAmountDescription
Application fee$250Mandatory
Refund conditions are in accordance with current year’s application cancellation policy.
$150 will be credited towards the student’s account after move-in.
Residence room deposit$750Mandatory, pay upon acceptance of housing offer.
Refund conditions are in accordance with current year’s application cancellation policy.
Not an additional fee and will be credited towards the student’s account after move-in.
Residence Life activity and administration Fee$80Mandatory upon moving in
Non-refundable
For residence programming and activities
Early arrival/late departure fee$50Chargeable daily rate to any student who received written approval to move in earlier than the occupancy start date or move out later than the occupancy end date.
Early arrival/late departure – Late Application Fee$100Chargeable to residents who apply early arrival or late departure past the deadline.
Late cancellation fee$250Chargeable to students who cancel their room reservation after July 31 and continue to be enrolled at the University.
Kitchen Maintenance Fee$300Only applicable to residents in G House at Hilliard; E House at Wood; and students pre-approved by the dietitian due to severe allergies/dietary restrictions.
No-show fee$500Chargeable to Incoming residents who did not move in to residence.
Students must notify Housing & Conference Services, in writing, if they will be arriving after their scheduled move-in date. Any student who does not move in by the first day of classes without previously informing Housing & Conference Services will lose their room reservation, forfeit their room deposit and be assessed a no-show fee.
Transfer fee$125Chargeable to any resident who has received written approval to transfer to another residence or room.
Lock-out fee$50Chargeable to residents who left their keys in the unit and requires assistance to be let back in are assessed a lock-out fee upon third lock-out and each lockout thereafter.
Key replacement fee$25 key card

$100 hard key

$25 mailbox key
Chargeable to residents whose keys were lost of stolen, or those who fail to return keys upon move-out.
Students who damaged their key cards may come to the housing office and bring the damaged card for a replacement will not be charged.
Winter Break closure fee$500Chargeable to residents who received approval to remain in residence during the Winter Break closure period as determined by Housing & Conference Services.
Winter Break closure late application fee$100Chargeable to residents who apply to stay during the Winter Break closure period past the deadline.
Early withdrawal fee$500 + the remainder of the contract.

or

$500 + pro-rated accommodation fees if new resident takes over the room/space.
Students must notify Housing & Conference Services, in writing, if they are withdrawing from residence. They will be responsible for the remainder of their residence and dining plan fees or the $500 withdrawal fee and the pro-rated room and dining plan fees in the event that the vacated room is assigned to a new resident.

* Housing & Conference Services cannot guarantee if or when vacant rooms will be assigned to another student.
Improper move-out fee$100Chargeable to residents who failed to comply with move-out requirements as specified on the Move-out Information Page. This may be in conjunction with other fees, such as key replacement fees.
Damage feesAs assessed by housing servicesChargeable to residents if there’s any damages to the residence room, suite or building caused by them or their guests.

*If Housing & Conference Services/residence life cannot determine who is responsible for the damages, all members of the community (e.g. suite, house, floor) will be charged for the required repairs.
Cleaning feesAs assessed by housing servicesChargeable to residents upon failing to maintain an acceptable level of cleanliness in their room/suite/common areas.
Violation/infraction feesAs assessed by residence lifeChargeable to resident imposed by Housing & Conference Services and/or residence life for code of conduct violations.
Telephone servicesAs assessed by University Information TechnologyChargeable to resident if subscribed.
Please refer to the Ontario Tax Credit For Rent Payers in Student Housing and Student Financial Services website for more information.
  1. Every residence application needs to be accompanied by a $250 application fee ($100 of which is non-refundable administrative fee).
  2. A room offer will be sent to the email address provided in the student records, pending availability.
  3. The official date of your room offer is when we send the email, not when the student reads it.
  4. To secure the room space, students must pay a $750 room deposit upon accepting the offer.
  5. If a student wishes to cancel their application, they must submit the application cancellation form in writing.

*Students must inform Housing & Conference Services in writing by July 15, 2024, if they choose to cancel their residence reservation and request a refund of their deposit.

Any student who cancels their room reservation after that date will forfeit their residence room deposit and application fee and will be assessed a late cancellation fee. 

*Denied study permits/not accepted to York: Students are responsible for informing Housing & Conference Services within 10 business days if they are not accepted at York University or do not receive their study permit. They should provide proof of study permit denial or non-acceptance to York to be eligible for a deposit refund. Requests made within this timeframe will be considered for a refund after July 15, 2024.

Please note: Housing & Conference Services processes refunds in batches. Refunds will be processed as soon as possible.

Cancellation DateFees ForfeitedFees Reimbursed
Prior to receiving an offer$100$150
After an offer is made$250$0
After confirming and paying the $750 deposit – July 15 and prior$250$750
After confirming and paying the $750 deposit – July 16 and after$900+ $250 for late cancellation fee$0

Residence Occupancy Agreement

Your residence occupancy agreement is a legal contract that details the terms and conditions of your accommodation at York University. It covers residence fees, available services and guidelines for living in residence.

Note: The information contained herein is current at the time of printing, however, it is necessary from time to time to alter rates and policies and the University reserves the right to make these changes.