Every dollar that funds post-secondary education comes from somewhere. The real question is how those costs are divided between governments, institutions, and students, and what happens when that balance changes.
The way higher education is funded influences more than the price students pay. It can affect who is able to access post-secondary education, the resources available to support learning, and the role education plays in building a skilled workforce and stronger communities.
Drop by Student Street in Old Main from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. and chat with the TRUSU Community Affairs Committee about how tuition works in British Columbia, how it’s changed over time, and how these decisions affect students across the province.
Follow the post-secondary education funding trends, uncover who contributes to the system, and explore how funding choices shape the experience of students across BC.