Canada's "university towns"

[Acajack]

Originally Posted by wave46

University education costs (outside of Quebec) have risen at a rate greater than inflation for a long time now. .

Newfoundland is also very affordable.

[CityTech]

Originally Posted by Acajack

Newfoundland is also very affordable.

Unlike Quebec, I think NL also gives out of province students the same cheap tuition.

I have a friend (Ontarian, like me, grew up in GTA) who is getting a masters degree in music pedagogy at Memorial (apparently they have a very good program for that). She's paying dirt cheap tuition and got a very generous scholarship that's actually more than her tuition, so she's actually getting paid to go there in a sense.

[Acajack]

Originally Posted by CityTech

Unlike Quebec, I think NL also gives out of province students the same cheap tuition.

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You only have to look at a map to know why Newfoundland does that and Quebec does not.

[lio45]

Originally Posted by Acajack

You only have to look at a map to know why Newfoundland does that and Quebec does not.

Exactly, tuition costs are pretty irrelevant compared to the costs of actually getting to St. John's!