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@B4LL9W21wk1W
No, but they should provide more benefits for lower income students or students with little/no parental support.
@B4K4D8V1wk1W
Yes there should be a cap and if grades are high offered a lower rate for continuing towards a degree in classes which are in high demand for future career replacements
@B2CHY7W3mos3MO
tuition should be capped to those who can't afford but still want/need education so taxes won't get too high but still affordable
@8CDLTDLConservative5yrs5Y
No, however one's inability to afford the schooling tuition should not jeopardize their ability to get accepted into the school.
@9F5KMPV2yrs2Y
Tuition should be free. Higher education is not a luxury. It should be a fundamental right. It is not far that poor people cannot afford to go to university and make less money because higher paying jobs require more training and education.
@9RZPX678mos8MO
the best universities with the highest scrutiny to be accredited should be allowed to charge the top tuition rates.
@9H6GJSN1yr1Y
Cap it at a reasonable rate to ensure the College still makes money to pay their instructors/professors to ensure fair pay and fair pay to students.
@8TB3T3H4yrs4Y
it should be adjustable depending on income, the poor shouldn't have to rely on loans and scholarships.
@8T9NK9D4yrs4Y
No, But there should be good implementation and facilitation of student loans and public universities as attractive alternatives should be made available.
@8SZW7RW4yrs4Y
Yes but keeping in mind universities will raise and introduce other fees when tuition caps are imposed
@8SYBK3TConservative4yrs4Y
European system seems good. Free but you work for the government later to pay it off.
@8SSCJP24yrs4Y
Private school were originally a way to segregate races, and are now a way to divide the rich from the poor, it is a outdated idea. So no I don’t support private schools!
@8SDCDGV4yrs4Y
Tuition rates should be charged based on what the degree is, or the market
@8S9VD4Q4yrs4Y
if that mean making university cheaper then yess a lot of people don't attend university because they cant afford it
@8S8KT4C4yrs4Y
education should be accessible to all.
@8R9YBHV4yrs4Y
Yes and govt should provide reimbursement to students with above average GPA's
@8R2LDSGConservative4yrs4Y
No, but access to universities to low-income students should be enabled through government programs
@8QXY66D4yrs4Y
No, but the provincial government should.
@8QVPFD64yrs4Y
The government should base it off on what they want to take and what the income is of the person
@8QRXZGVConservative4yrs4Y
Students with high marks should be rewarded with lower tuitions on a sliding scale. Students with lower marks can still attend, but it costs more.
@8QRPTG84yrs4Y
Yes but control within reasonable caps to ensure that quality of education still applies to value given
@8QRNKHZConservative4yrs4Y
Don’t really care honestly
@8QRGDJR4yrs4Y
Somewhat. They should pay at a reasonable amount for what they wish to study.
@8QLVV4C4yrs4Y
No, unless there is a complete monopoly.
@8QD4K4K4yrs4Y
No, tuition costs should be tied to the actual benefits and resources the program offers. Some programs offer new, expensive, cutting edge technology for students to use and will therefore require more money to afford this technology.
@Matt117589Green4yrs4Y
Yes, based of an internal average for that degree. Adding that all students are eligible for a interest free student loan via a governmental programme
@8PZSNFTNew Democratic4yrs4Y
Tuition should be capped, and tied to inflation
@8PTKQL9Conservative4yrs4Y
University should be free, but only for the one course
@Waterworks1234yrs4Y
Yes, but they may raise or lower if needed
@8P3RPGK4yrs4Y
Education of All Kinds should be Free 100%. Freedom of information and knowledge should be one of the many parts of Freedom as a whole.
@8NYQPHWLibertarian4yrs4Y
The government should not be involved
@8NXRYZTLibertarian4yrs4Y
Free to Canadian kids and high cost to foreign kids
@8NWJ3SPLibertarian4yrs4Y
Only on publicly funded school.
@8NW83TJ4yrs4Y
No. Capping tuition rates is a tax break for the wealthy. To improve access it should provide bursaries to poor people.
@8N6JC2Z4yrs4Y
depending on their family income, then yes
@8JKYHFK4yrs4Y
I think undergrad should be covered by the province/universities or at least subsidies to help the studnet with the financial burden, however, I think any post graduate degree (MBA, Medicine, etc) should not.
@8JCYJPR5yrs5Y
No, but should provide more scholarships
@8GM37M25yrs5Y
i don't understand the question
@8DFNJCH5yrs5Y
Yes. Cap it low as well. School is much too expensive and it Is hard for any people that have no family, financial, or situations like wills to help their situation regarding education.
@8DDZ8JZ5yrs5Y
@8DDJKTQ5yrs5Y
idfk what that means but college and university sould be free and good
@8D8S5H25yrs5Y
Before there is further increases in tuition universities should have admin cost audits completed and defended
@8D5LDFS5yrs5Y
No, but they should subsidize degrees in areas that will help the country provide solutions to future problems. (Is sciences, mathematic, engineering, technology...)
@8CYLGCP5yrs5Y
why not supply these children with capable and bright futures in order to strive and thrive in the current environment we call canada. But what does it mean to be a canadian if not to be free. BOOBS BEER BASS.
@8CYB2W35yrs5Y
No, it should not be free but can be little bit cheaper than it is now. its not possible to afford education after high school.
@8CDJH555yrs5Y
I think the government should pay for university.
@8C84VB55yrs5Y
Tuition costs should be the same across the country and maintained at a reasonable equitable consistent level.
@8ZYPVGN3yrs3Y
Yes there should be a cap along with the government lowering university tuition rates
@8VFDS8C4yrs4Y
no the Provincial government should put a cap on tuition rates
@8V52ZTL4yrs4Y
Yes, and the government should provide free university education to those who reach the said college/university requirements (aka- average 80%+ for grade 12)
@8QW9TP64yrs4Y
Yes, But only for Public universities. Private or higher quality education will cost more, but capping public universities will drive down costs for private ones as well
@8QRPSZ84yrs4Y
No, The government should subsidize tuition and allow universities set their own price.
@8PHKCQJ4yrs4Y
Post secondary education should be universal
@8P4JRW84yrs4Y
Yes, and the federal government should significantly increase transfers to provinces depending on their educational needs.
@Danrumartin3yrs3Y
No, but certain degrees or job certifications which are highly needed should have their price capped with additional funding available to low income students (Ex. labour work, Medical work, technical work)
@8Z9TYQW3yrs3Y
Yes, but only for undergraduate degrees/diplomas
@8YLNZTD3yrs3Y
No however there should be additional support for those who want to addend university and who are lower income.
@8Y4SD673yrs3Y
No cap, but international and domestic should be priced the exact same
@8XZMDGY3yrs3Y
Yes, but the cap should be fluid with the changing market economy and inflation rates. The government should also introduce school savings plans and other subsidies which cover the costs of post-secondary.
@8XHSH8Q3yrs3Y
no but should be less so other people have a chance to go to school so they can get a job and actually live a better life that being given no chace at all
@8V9VRQWConservative4yrs4Y
depending if students ca afford it
@8V55QDJ4yrs4Y
Tuition should not be increased above inflation in any given year, today students are paying more money for lower quality education
@8TZW9RT4yrs4Y
Yes for public, but not private.
@8TX9JF84yrs4Y
We are falling behind former 3rd world countries in education and innovation. Secondary schooling needs to be available to all, not just the rich.
@8TWHGQP4yrs4Y
Limit tuition to actual funding the student needs for their course that relate to (ex. programming course for robotics, instead of dance course) one clearly has need over the other.
@96M2SQS3yrs3Y
Reduce grants/ loans so schools come to expect less gov money causing tuition to need to decrease.
@94BMSDB3yrs3Y
Wouldn't be so high if they didn't accept so many foreign students.
@8WYTSPJ3yrs3Y
Yes, but don't use more taxpayer money either.
@8WWXCH53yrs3Y
Universities should be free. Everyone has the right to an education, but then people are struggling to pay a quarter of the fees.
@8VW3BPW4yrs4Y
post secondary tuition subsidies should in proportion to students qualifications and need for their fields. dumb students taking studying popular fields should pay full.
@8VRC8Z24yrs4Y
Yes, but only to the people who deserve it
@8VLK85H4yrs4Y
No, unless the Federal government is going to take over funding of the post secondary institutions.
@8VJNWNB4yrs4Y
No, but artificial demand necessitates government intervention.
private schools can compete with pricing
@8VHDMM24yrs4Y
If you have exceptional prerequisites so A+s in all classes in 12th Grade, then education should be paid for by the government.
@8VH22SV4yrs4Y
Education should be available to those who seek it.
@8VGP97F4yrs4Y
Yes, and cheaper university
@8VG6MFS4yrs4Y
It all depends on a situation. I think each university should set their own tuition rates. Thus, students will have a choice of a lower-cost university.
P.S. If government decides to raise tuitiion rates, students should have more chances of getting a scholarship
@8VG2HCR4yrs4Y
i feel like it should be the same as getting a school fee and the end because in the end its just the basic right to learn
@8VF5X2Y4yrs4Y
Cap tuition for Canadians, with first right to acceptance to Canadians, then top off fields with foreign students
@8VDZTBD4yrs4Y
I don't really understand
@8VDGRKT4yrs4Y
Remove the government involvement in post secondary
@B4RKR4LConservative23hrs23H
If it is a Canadian citizen, the rates should be low if not zero. Foreign students should pay much higher
@8ZNZPXW3yrs3Y
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