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| It’s time to start planning the next stage of your life. You’re here, so you’re probably already aware that post-secondary education or training is a valuable asset in the work world. Use the information in this section to research schools and their program offerings, and financial aid. You’ll also find useful tips on independent living, such as how to create a realistic budget for yourself and how to find an apartment. |
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| It is no secret that being a student is expensive. In addition to the costs of tuition and books, you will probably need to consider the costs of housing, food, transportation and entertainment, among other things. |
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| One of the major things you must consider when planning your post-secondary studies is how you are going to pay for your tuition, books and living expenses (e.g., rent, food, transportation, entertainment, etc.). |
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| British Columbia has a wide range of public and private post-secondary education options. |
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| B.C.’s post-secondary institutions offer an extensive range of services to support students through their courses of study. |
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| B.C.’s public post-secondary institutions are working collaboratively on a new online learning strategy to manage the wide range of online programs and course work now being offered. |
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EducationPlanner.bc.ca provides clear, reliable and detailed information about programs at B.C. post-secondary institutions. The website allows you to compare information about programs without having to visit each institution’s website – at no cost to you! |
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