In January 2019, the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities (MTCU) announced reforms to post-secondary education which required institutions to classify ancillary fees as essential (mandatory) or non-essential (optional), as per Ministry guidelines. The policy requires that students be given the option to opt-out of paying fees that are deemed non-essential by the Ministry.
There are a number of valuable programs and services that are classified as optional under the Student Choice Initiative, many of which are solely funded by student ancillary fees. Opting-out of these fees means that your experience here at Western may be impacted. Through this site, you have the ability to opt back in by paying some or all of these fees.
We believe these programs and services play a vital role in providing the best student experience for all undergraduate students at Western. While you may not directly benefit from the programs and services that these fees provide, we encourage you to rethink the impact that your decision to opt-out will have on your peers at Western and the overall student experience on our campus.
You can find out more about the fees at https://www.saveyourstudentexperience.ca/
It is your responsibility to confirm the fees you have opted out of prior to opting back in to ensure you do not double pay. Please view your fee bill at https://student.uwo.ca prior to completing this form.
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Psychology Executive and Committee Sweaters
Psychology Executive and Committee Sweaters |
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Schulich Medicine Gala
This year, the gala will be taking place on Saturday, May 11th in Windsor at the Caboto Club. |
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WPHA Hot Yoga
Join WPHA for a night of hot yoga at Modo Yoga London - ditch the textbooks, grab your yoga mat and come sweat it out! Take advantage of this great study break and meet the exec team for our last event of the year - you won't want to miss out.
Location: Modo Yoga Downtown London, 677 Richmond St
Price: $3 for members, $5 for non-members
What to bring: mat (also available for $2 rental!), hair tie, water bottle! |
$3.00 – $5.00
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Crafting for a Cure Auctions
Winners of the CFC Charity Auction please donate the amount you owe for the item that you won. Pickup is available following payment. |
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Western AI DataQuest
DataQuest is a 3-day datathon where participants are invited to use AI to process datasets and gain hands-on experiences with projects.
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$15.00 – $20.00
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WPHA Hot Yoga
Join WPHA for a night of hot yoga at Modo Yoga London - ditch the textbooks, grab your yoga mat and come sweat it out! Take advantage of this great study break and meet the exec team for our last event of the year - you won't want to miss out.
Location: Modo Yoga Downtown London, 677 Richmond St
Price: $3 for members, $5 for non-members
What to bring: mat (also available for $2 rental!), hair tie, water bottle! |
$3.00 – $5.00
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Krispy Kreme Donut CMHA fundraiser
Krispy Kreme Donut fundraiser to raise money for CMHA! |
$15.00
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Test Product
Add the USC Mascot to your cart! |
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Psychology Executive and Committee Sweaters
Psychology Executive and Committee Sweaters
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$44.00 – $60.00
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In Cap and Gown Fund
Over 100 years ago, the Gazette went by a different name: In Cap and Gown.
More than 100 years ago, the Gazette went by a different name: In Cap and Gown.
But by any name, the Gazette remains a training ground for journalists, offering students a platform to tell compelling stories.
Since there is no longer a journalism undergraduate program at Western University, the Gazette has become the home for future journalists on campus. Everyone who walks through our doors leaves having learned more about writing, interviewing, photography, videography, graphic design, and, most importantly, being a storyteller.
Your support through the In Cap and Gown Fund will help keep this dream alive and sustain our mission to train future journalists. Your donation will ensure that essential parts of our training program continue, including providing bursaries to students who demonstrate financial need, training resources and professional development opportunities.
NOTE: We thank you for your donation, but are unable to provide charitable receipts.
Since 1906 and beyond. |
$10.00 |
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Schulich Medicine Orientation Week
Schulich Med O-Week is a dynamic and welcoming series of events tailored for new medical students. The week includes a variety of social activities, informative sessions, and team-building exercises designed to help students integrate into their new academic environment and build lasting connections. Highlights include a boat cruise, silent disco, trivia night, sports day, a trip from London to Windsor, and more. These events foster a sense of community and provide essential resources for a successful start to medical school. The O-Week schedule has already been sent to students. Schulich Med O-Week starts on August 27th, 2024, and ends on August 30th, 2024.
All sales are final. No refunds will be issued. |
$30.00 – $150.00
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Canadian Federation Of Medical Students Membership
The Canadian Federation of Medical Students (CFMS) is an organization representing over 9,000 medical students from 15 Canadian medical student societies from coast to coast.
The CFMS represents medical students to the public, to the federal government, and to national and international medical organizations.
The CFMS membership is mandatory for all medical students attending the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry. Membership is $100 ($25 / year). Through the CFMS you can also apply for CFMS positions, obtain discounts, receive other offerings from the CFMS.
Please register for the CFMS membership by August 28th as membership is mandatory for Schulich Students.
For any additional questions, don't hesitate to reach out to your Hippocratic Council VP Externals at hippoext@uwo.ca.
All sales are final. No refunds will be issued.
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$100.00
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Western Student Legal Society Membership
SLS fees are the foundation for all of Western Law's extracurriculars. They contribute to every facet of student life from funding professional development to fun student events.
A snapshot of what the fees go towards include: contributing to Professional Development Fund, funding all of the club budgets, contributing to initiatives like Orientation Week/Law Ball/Diversity Committees, as well as all events planned by the Social Committee, including Dennings!
SLS and other committees rely on these payments to keep running.
The SLS fees are a one-time payment that covers ALL three years of your time at Western and is mandatory to participate in ANY extracurriculars (including O-Week) and use resources like the Professional Development Fund.
There is a processing fee of 2% for using the USC storefront that will show up as tax during checkout. If you would like to avoid this, there will be cash collections for the fee on the first day of O-Week.
SLS and the O-Week Committee welcomes you to Western Law!
All sales are final. No refunds will be issued. |
$225.00
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Balkan Club
The Balkan Club strives to bring together Western students from land regions in Eastern Europe that are grouped together and known as the ?Balkans?. Historically, these regions include the following 13 countries ? Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Kosovo, Moldova, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia, and Turkey. The objective of the club is to provide a sense of belonging and familiarity to the Balkan Community at Western University, where students can meet, express themselves freely, and interact with others of similar interests and backgrounds, creating a home away from home for those of Balkan descent. |
$10.00
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Biotechnology & Pharmaceutical Networking Association
Biotechnology & Pharmaceutical Networking Association is dedicated to providing undergraduates with exposure to the fields of biotechnology, pharmaceutical, healthtech and other related industries. Given Western?s prestigious business and science programs, this club aims to bridge the gap between the two fields, providing a community for students interested in the merger of business and science to explore new and innovative career paths. |
$5.00
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Breast Cancer Awareness Association
The Breast Cancer Awareness Association is a club dedicated to raising awareness and supporting organizations that help individuals suffering from breast cancer. We're not only raising awareness but also fostering a culture of empowerment, resilience, and hope in the face of this challenging disease. Together, we can make a difference in the fight against breast cancer and promote a healthier future for all. |
$8.00
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Energy and Resource Club (Western)
We aim to provide information to interested students about the social, financial, and political aspects that are intertwined within the energy and resource sectors while creating a forum for members to build relationships and interpersonal skills that will bring them success in the energy and resource sectors, or their respective paths. |
$15.00
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Iraqi Students' Cultural Club
The Iraqi Students' Cultural club aims to bring Iraqi culture and its rich history to campus! We aim to bring together the Iraqis and non-Iraqis alike as a community via fun, informative events that will showcase Iraq's rich history, culture and many more! |
$10.00
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Jordanian Cultural Club
The Jordanian Cultural Club at Western will be dedicated to promoting cultural awareness and understanding among students, faculty, and the local community. Our primary objective will be to raise awareness about the rich tapestry of Jordanian culture, encompassing language, traditions, cuisine, art, music, and history. |
$5.00
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