#Throwback Thursday - ARE YOU FINANCIALLY PREPARED TO STUDY IN CANADA?

According to statistics in 2016:

Newfoundland has the lowest average tuition fees - ($2,660)
followed by Quebec - ($2,799)
On average, undergraduate students paid $6,191 in tuition fees. Ontario has the highest average tuition fees ($7,868)


#TBT #throwbackthursday #StudyinCanada #Study #InternationalStudent #EWC #EWCNigeria

Education then and now

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