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Average undergraduate tuition for Newfoundland and Labrador universities is $2,600 annually, the second lowest in Canada, having dropped 22.3% in the last five years

Over 15,000 full-time and 4,500 part-time students attend a post-secondary institution in Saskatchewan

Over 25.000 full-time and 4,400 part-time students attend a post-secondary institution in New Brunswick

In December 2007, Mount Allison University was ranked the number one university in Canada, in the primarily undergraduate university category

Over 94% of graduates from BC’s universities, colleges, university colleges and institutes are employed between nine months and two years after graduation.

Newfoundland and Labrador has the second lowest tuition in the country

The W.P. Thompson Biology Buildings at the University of Saskatchewan hosts a full size skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus Rex

Commencing in 2007, post-secondary graduates or journey persons pay no Saskatchewan income tax on their first $20,000 earned each year, for five years

In the three year period ending 2006, BC’s public post-secondary institutions awarded over 48,618 degrees, diplomas and certificates

The Dalhousie Gazette was founded in 1868 and is the oldest student newspaper in Canada

Alberta grants over 18, 000 degrees, diplomas and certificates combined each year

UNB offered Canada's first university-level engineering program, established in 1855 and the first engineers graduating in 1857

Trinity Western University
School of Business
The School of Business at Trinity Western University (TWU) seeks to develop positive, goal-oriented leaders who understand Biblical stewardship and apply their knowledge, skills and values to impact the marketplace in dynamic and beneficial ways. TWU's business programs are designed to build strategic alliances with business interests and focus on empowering business students and leaders to pursue their academic and professional activities from a Christian perspective. Bachelor of Business Administration The four-year Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), which is the School of Business' professional degree program, consists ... [read more]