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To: koan who wrote (60832)	2/7/2010 2:57:18 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (1) of 217734

I agree on the costs... my daughter has applied to 4 Canadian universities, two very highly regarded but all solid.. I estimate that sub 20K per year including some extra spending dough and residence.. Residence is a big chunk, more than tuition... staying at home would easily be less than half that.. and even cheaper as she can make decent dough as a skating instructor/life guard.. which may not be possible away from home.. It's even cheaper if she goes to Quebec where the tuition is even more heavily subsidized and I can qualify as a landowner ... Looks like for foreign students it is still cheaper than the US for a good university here even though the tuition for foreigners is substantially higher.. I have heard though the the US does have lower priced decent alternatives ?

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