Students in the full-time Hennick JD/MBA program pay five terms of full-time tuition to Osgoode Hall Law School and three terms of full-time tuition to the Schulich School of Business. A term is equivalent to one semester, or 12 weeks. You pay tuition (and any related fees) via your York University student account.
Tuition Payment Schedule: Four-Year Hennick JD/MBA
- Terms 1 and 2 – paid to either Schulich or Osgoode (whichever faculty you have chosen to attend first)
- Terms 3 and 4 – paid to either Osgoode or Schulich (whichever faculty you did not attend in your first year)
- Term 5 – paid to Schulich
- Terms 6 through 8 – paid to Osgoode
Summer courses: If you also opt to register for MBA courses during the summer term (6.00 credits max), your part-time tuition is paid to Schulich.
Application fees: These are paid to both Osgoode and Schulich regardless of where you begin studying in year one. Your deposits will be credited to your subsequent tuition.
The following fees are based on the Fall 2025–2026 framework and are subject to change:
Program Fees per Semester (Domestic Student):
- JD (tuition & ancillary fee) - $13,089.11
Learn more about Osgoode fees including fees for out-of-province and international students.
- MBA - $18,094
Learn more about Schulich fees including fees for out-of-province and international students.
Hennick JD/MBA Application Schedule
Applications to enter the Hennick JD/MBA in Fall 2026 are timed as follows:
- Entry* September 2025
- Round 1 October 9, 2025
- Round 2** January 15, 2026
- Round 3 February 19, 2026
- Round 4*** May 17, 2026
- Round 5*** July 17, 2026
* Students applying to enter the Hennick JD/MBA program during their first year must do so by the deadline set by the school they will be attending in year two: Schulich MBA 1 students must meet deadlines set by Osgoode; 1L students at Osgoode must meet deadlines set by Schulich.
** International students are strongly encouraged to apply by Round 2 to allow sufficient time for processing study permits.
*** Rounds 4 and 5 are for domestic applicants only. Late domestic applications may still be accepted, depending on the availability of space in the program.
Scholarships, Awards and Bursaries
Hennick Scholars Program
As a Hennick JD/MBA applicant, you may qualify for the Hennick Scholars Program, which awards scholarships based on both academic excellence and financial need. The program is directed primarily at students entering year one of the JD/MBA but also considers those joining in year two after completing an initial year of either business or law studies. In addition to having an exceptional academic record and demonstrated need for financial support, a prospective Hennick Scholar must be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or protected person, as well as a resident of Ontario.
JD/MBA Joint Students' Association Award
Established by the Class of 1997, the JD/MBA Joint Students' Association Award provides up to $500 in assistance. The award supports as many as three students entering their fourth year of the Hennick JD/MBA program who demonstrate academic achievement, financial need and involvement in volunteer activities.
Other Scholarships, Awards and Bursaries
Together, Osgoode and Schulich offer more than $10 million annually in student support through both traditional and progressive financial aid programs – all designed to improve access to education and reduce debt upon graduation.
Scholarships are merit-based and recognize exceptional promise and/or academic excellence; some also consider financial need and may include residency criteria. Student awards recognize academic achievement alongside other criteria such as community service, exemplary leadership and financial need. Bursaries are primarily designed to provide qualifying students with financial support. Incoming domestic students are invited to apply for entrance funding during the admission process.
Both schools also provide guidance on financial support available from other sources, including externally funded awards and government programs.
Louis J. Brody, Q.C. Entrance Scholarship Fund (Osgoode)
The Louis J. Brody, Q.C. Entrance Scholarship Fund was established in 1996 in memory of Louis Brody (1904-1984), by his brother William Brody, C.A.
The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic excellence and financial need to Ontario students entering the JD/MBA Program.
Louis Brody, born and educated in Toronto, a graduate of the Osgoode Class of 1927, had a long and distinguished career as a commercial lawyer in Windsor, Ontario. During World War II, he enlisted in the Essex Scottish Regiment, serving with the Judge Advocate General’s department in Italy, France, and England, rising from the rank of Private to the rank of Major. He died in 1984, a well-known and respected solicitor who took pride in his membership in the legal profession.
Recipients must be Canadian citizens/permanent residents or protected persons, residents of Ontario, and demonstrate financial need.
Kenneth Laundy Entrance Award (Schulich)
Value: $5,000 For many years, Ken Laundy has taught in both Osgoode Hall Law School and the Schulich School of Business. To honour his longstanding affiliation this scholarship was established to assist an entering JD/MBA student who has achieved outstanding academic performance in preparation for the joint program. The Recipient must be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or protected person, a resident of Ontario and demonstrate financial need.
To Find out More:
- Information on Schulich entrance scholarships and financial aid is available at schulich.yorku.ca/financialaid and in the Schulich Awards and Financial Support brochure. You can contact the Schulich Financial Aid Office at finaid@schulich.yorku.ca.
- For financial support at Osgoode, contact the Financial Services Office 416-650-8132 or via email at financialservices@osgoode.yorku.ca.
- You can find out more about Osgoode student funding and fees here.
- For more information on Osgoode graduate student awards, click here.
Find out more about MBA Scholarships, Awards, and Bursaries at Schulich.