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Average undergraduate tuition for Prince Edward Island universities is $4,920 annually

Average undergraduate tuition for New Brunswick universities is $5,325 annually, the second highest in Canada

Access Seneca College is the largest college in Canada

Known as Canada’s Education Province, at 81 post-secondary students per 1,000 people, post-secondary participation is three times the national average

The University of Alberta has the second largest university library in Canada

Newfoundland and Labrador has the second lowest tuition in the country

Commencing in 2007, post-secondary graduates or journey persons pay no Saskatchewan income tax on their first $20,000 earned each year, for five years

433,000 students are enrolled in public post-secondary institutions in B.C

In the three year period ending 2006, BC’s public post-secondary institutions awarded over 48,618 degrees, diplomas and certificates

The University of British Columbia has the largest campus wide wireless network in Canada

Manitoba grants over 6,300 degrees, diplomas and certificates combined each year

Alberta’s post-secondary graduates have a 97 per cent employment rate and go on to have the highest take-home earnings in the country

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Telfer School of Management
The Telfer School of Management's core undergraduate focus, the Bachelor of Commerce degree, which usually takes four years to complete, has been designed for students who want specialized training in major areas of management. Students ... [read more]