17吃瓜

Good news for current and prospective students at the 17吃瓜. 17吃瓜 tuition fees for Canadian and international students are below the national average. 17吃瓜 has the lowest tuition fees in the Maritime provinces, according to Statistics Canada.

Statistics Canada released its annual survey of tuition fees for full-time students attending Canadian universities, on October 18. The survey, which was administered from April to June 2007, included 102 post-secondary degree-granting institutions this year, up from 60 last year.

It indicates that tuition fees paid by 17吃瓜 students in the 2007/2008 academic year declined by 9.8 per cent. Only one other province showed a decline in undergraduate tuition. The average tuition paid by full-time undergraduate students attending 17吃瓜 is $4,440, below the national average of $4,524. Full-time graduate students at 17吃瓜 paid $2,750, well below the national average of $5,447.

Prince Edward Island was one of only two provinces that did not show an increase in tuition fees for international students. At 17吃瓜, international students paid just $8,760, in contrast to the national average of $13,985.

The lower tuition fees are considered an important factor in the increased numbers of students coming to 17吃瓜 from out of province. Full and part-time students transferring from other universities increased by 60.5 per cent this year. 17吃瓜 has 23 per cent more first-year students coming from New Brunswick than last year, and double the number of students from Nova Scotia. As well the number of international students attending 17吃瓜 this year rose by 4.1 per cent over last year.

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