With American college costs rising, and the American dollar strong against the Canadian currency, more and more high school students are looking to Canadian universities for their college education.According to the Canadian embassy, more than 9,000 U.S. students are studying at Canadian universities and colleges, up from 2,500 12 years ago. The cost advantage is enormous. Because Canadian universities are publicly financed and heavily subsidized by the government, even the higher tuition for foreign students is only about $15,000 — about half as much as at a selective American liberal-arts college. Read more at:
http://thechoice.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/06/02/canada/?hp
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According to my educational experience, I concluded that students can give better performance in less expensive universities. http://www.tuitionacademylahore.co.cc/
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