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In article <Pine.A41.3.95.961114183528.114870C-100000@fn2.freenet.edmonton.
ab.ca> <acumen@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca> (WILLIAM "Zippy the Circus 
Chimp" GROSVENOR) writes:

>On Thu, 14 Nov 1996, Tim Nye wrote:

>> "Spittle King" GROSVENOR) writes:
>> >If students had to pay ALL the costs of their so-called education, as
>> >professional accountants must, then perhaps they would select courses for
>>  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>> But all the CA programs in Canada are at (subsidized) public universities... 

>Professional accountants may take their courses at
>colleges,universities,provincial correspondence courses,or directly from
>the professional associations.

>This applies to all 4 approved designations, whether CA,RPA,CMA, or CGA.

>Students taking the approved programs pay 100% of the costs,which are
>generally about double the costs,and sometimes more, than do the
>taxpayer-subsidised students at university!!!

"Generally about double the costs"?  You think so Mr. Grosvenor?

Have a look at http://www.adm.uwaterloo.ca/infoucal/FEES/schedule.html
 
  SCHEDULE OF FEES
     _________________________________________________________________
   Arts
   -- Regular                   1468.00           1468.00 221.34 1689.34
   -- Co-op                     1482.00*  411.00  1893.00 245.51 2138.51
   -- Accountancy Studies Co-op 1482.00*  411.00  1893.00 320.51 2213.51
     _________________________________________________________________
   Engineering
   -- Co-op                     1608.00*  411.00  2019.00 331.51 2350.51
     _________________________________________________________________
   Mathematics
   -- Regular                   1468.00           1468.00 253.26 1721.26
   -- Co-op                     1482.00*  411.00  1893.00 277.43 2170.43
   -- Co-op Accounting          1482.00*  411.00  1893.00 352.43 2245.43
     _________________________________________________________________

At Waterloo both the Arts and Mathematics faculties have Chartered 
Accountancy programs.  In this table, the first column of numbers is the 
tuition fee, and the last is the total fees per term.

You will note that the tuition fees for Co-op Arts, Co-op Arts Accounting, 
Co-op Math and Co-op Math Accounting are all the same.  

You will also note that in each faculty the total fees for the Accounting 
programs are $75 higher than for the non-Accounting program.  This is due to 
a refundable, voluntary lab equipment endowment fee.

Further, you will note that in both cases, tuition and total fees for the 
Accountancy programs are *less* than for the Engineering program.

So much for your claims that costs are "generally about double".  

Of course, in your case I'm sure no reputable school would admit you, so 
you'd be forced to enrol in the Canmore School of Truck Driving, Cosmetology 
and Accounting (motto: "I'mmmm Mike from Canmore.").  No doubt even a
government would not fund a school willing to admit William Grosvenor, and 
costs would be as high as you tell us they were.

Tim