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1-in-3 post-secondary students consider dropping out because of costs: survey

Fifty per cent of participants in a survey believe they will graduate with at least $27,000 in debt, highlighting the financial burden of post-secondary education.
Despite 80% of respondents acknowledging that higher education can lead to opportunities, 75% find it extremely difficult to afford. This suggests that the cost of education poses a significant barrier for many.
The majority of participants feel that without a post-secondary education, it is challenging to achieve success in today's society. This highlights the perceived value of a college or university degree.

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grandforksgazette.ca

1-in-3 post-secondary students consider dropping out because of costs: survey - Grand Forks Gazette

Fifty per cent of participants said they expect to graduate with a minimum of $27,000 in debt

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crestonvalleyadvance.ca

1-in-3 post-secondary students consider dropping out because of costs: survey - Creston Valley Advance

Fifty per cent of participants said they expect to graduate with a minimum of $27,000 in debt

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Caledonia Courier

1-in-3 post-secondary students consider dropping out because of costs: survey

Fifty per cent of participants said they expect to graduate with a minimum of $27,000 in debt

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ominecaexpress.com

1-in-3 post-secondary students consider dropping out because of costs: survey

Fifty per cent of participants said they expect to graduate with a minimum of $27,000 in debt

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1-in-3 post-secondary students consider dropping out because of costs: survey

Fifty per cent of participants said they expect to graduate with a minimum of $27,000 in debt

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1-in-3 post-secondary students consider dropping out because of costs: survey - The Free Press

Fifty per cent of participants said they expect to graduate with a minimum of $27,000 in debt

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Sicamous Eagle Valley News broke the news in Salmon Arm, Canada 2 years ago on Friday, September 22, 2023.

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