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Canadian universities not free, tuition ranges from $2000 to $6000+ and more
for non-residents.


Forest Leonard wrote in message ...
>
>    Www.petersons.com and my Yale Insider's College Guide both have
>information about Canadian schools. (1) why is this - is it really so
>easy for Americans to go to Canadian schools and vice-versa? Canadian
>univs are mostly-free as with the European model right? What charges
>apply to non-residents? And (2), should I  be looking at Canadian
>schools as a good option (graduate programs in the social siences, and
>probably actually sociology...)? Do American Universities respect
>Canadian degrees?
>    If I sound like an idiot, it's because I sort of am right now. Been
>out of school for a bit and I'm confused about many things. Please be
>patient with me.
>    Any country that could produce both Neil Young and the mountain bike
>must have something going for it =).
>
>Thanks for your insight-
>
>-Forest
>
>
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>          -Cosmo