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Is going to Cegep worth it? I am lost 16M
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cegepoutaouais.qc.ca cegepoutaouais.qc.ca
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SCIENCESDELANATURE(200.B0)La première année, prévoir environ 620 $ pour les manuels et 80 $ pour les équipements et une calculatrice; la deuxièmeannée, prévoir environ 480 $ pour les manuels (incluant les cours optionnels) et environ 50 $ pour les équipements (selon les cours optionnels).
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www.canada.ca www.canada.ca
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Pour 2017 et les années d’imposition suivantes, un étudiant ne pourra plus réclamer les crédits d’impôt pour études et pour manuels
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www.canada.ca www.canada.ca
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Le montant pour manuels fédéral a été éliminé en 2017.
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www.cegepsth.qc.ca www.cegepsth.qc.ca
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4. Manuels et articles scolaires Le prix des manuels scolaires se situe, selon les programmes d’études, entre 225 $ et 450 $ par session (à titre indicatif). Certains programmes requièrent l’achat de matériel supplémentaire.
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read.aupress.ca read.aupress.ca
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The price of textbooks has become an increasing issue for North American students, with the average cost per student over US$900 per year (Hilton, Robinson, Wiley, & Ackerman, 2014).
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gov.wales gov.wales
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Total student direct costs and main sources of direct costs for Welsh-domiciled full-time students, by subject of study
Mean: 167/97/79/118/118/122/93
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339Table A5.16: Total student direct course costs and main sourcesof direct costsfor Welsh-domiciled students, by year of study£Full-timePart-timeFirst yearOther yearsFinal year or one year courseFirst yearOther yearsFinal year or one year courseBooksMean12710184906870Median1005050504050SE12771076Base (N) unweighted445468423151152215
Mean: 127/101/84 vs 90/68/70
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Total student participation costs and main sources of student participation costs for Welsh-domiciled students, by parental experience of higher education
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Total student participation costs and main sources of student participation costs for Welsh-domiciled students, by socio-economic group
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Total student participation costs and main sources of student participation costs for Welsh-domiciled students, by ethnic group
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325Table A5.2: Total student participation costs and main sources of student participation costs for Welsh-domiciled students, by age group at the start of the academic year
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Table A5.1: Total student participation costs and main sources of student participation costs for Welsh-domiciled students, by gender
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306Table 5.5: Total student direct course costs and main sources for Welsh-domiciled students, by full-time and part-time status
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Part-time students spent a lower amount on direct course costs than full-time students (£447 and £519 respectively), although these costs accounted for a larger proportion of part-time students’ spending (14 per cent compared with sixper cent). As with full-time students, their largest items of expenditure were computers (£228) then printing, photocopying and stationery (£104) followed by books (£77) andother equipment (£22;Table 5.5).
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Compared with the cost of tuition fees, expenditure on direct course costs made up a smaller proportion of full-time students’ participation costs –they spent on average £519(six per cent of total participation costs) on these items in the 2014/15 academic year. Full-time students spent the most on computers (£258), followed by printing, photocopying and stationery (£107) and books (£105) and least on other equipment (£33)as shown in Table 5.5.
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Across all full-time students the average amount spent on direct course costs such as books, computers and equipment was £519 and for part-time students the figure was £447. The majority of full-time students reported having direct course costs, and the average spend for these students was £535 on direct course costs. Across full-timers, those studying creative arts, languages or humanities reported the highest expenditure on direct course costs of £857on average. The majority of part-time students also incurred direct course costs. Those who did incur these costs spent slightly less than full-time students on average, £478. The largest contributor to direct course costsfor both full-time and part-time studentswere computers.
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