Students may notice higher ancillary fees this year. Mayara Sampaio
Updating the fees
Student Association fee has been increased alongside other college ancillary fees.
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30% rise in international student enrollment in last year
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BC eliminates interest on student loans
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Government makes major cuts to OSAP grants
Six-month interest-free grace period eliminated with 10% cut to tuition fees
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9,200 George Brown College students receive ‘free tuition’
80% of students receiving student assistance at George Brown College get more in grants than…
Domestic students at George Brown College will be paying more tuition next year. Photo courtesy of George Brown College.
GBC increases tuition for two years
George Brown College increases tuition for domestic students as government grants fail to keep up…
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Thousands of students march on Queen’s Park demanding free education
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Call for free education lands in the legislature
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