By Anthony Agostino If you think you’ve got the Ontario Student Assistance Program all figured out, think again. On Feb. 20, Ontario Education and Training Minister Dave Johnson announced an income-contingent loan repayment program (ICLRP), and asked Canada’s major banks for assistance in revising the student loan system. ICRLPs base the repayment of student loans […]

By Frank Pingue By next year, post-secondary institutions will be required to provide students with statistics on job prospects after graduation. This will provide high school students with a guide to help them decide which school and program to invest their money into. The new plan will rid the myth that a university education is […]

By Cherion Drakes Studying while working part time made Ryerson professor Peter Pille lose a lot of sleep, but it was worth it. “I guess [I] was like some of our students,” said Pille. “I understand their frustrations.” Pille, a professor in the School of Business Management, completed his PhD in Industrial Engineering at the […]

By Caroline Alphonso Students will spared from crushing tuition hikes if the Ontario NDP is elected, vows the party’s leader. “We believe in a post-secondary education that does not mortgage out students,” said Howard Hampton, while distributing copies of the first in a series of Dialogue for Change discussion papers last Thursday. Speaking over the […]