That's nice. We barely even have public transportation outside of major cities in the U.S.. Washington D.C. has the best public transit system I've ever seen, but here in Florida, we're lucky to get a bus that runs once an hour, which seriously sucks when you're 20 and you still have no driver's license. If the $5,000 includes books, and the $2,000 for room and board includes a meal plan, the Canadian education system is a great bargain. If it's just tuition and the room itself, the prices are fairly comparable, although the free transportation, not to mention free health care, make Canada attractive in other ways.lacktheknack said:No, but we get free public transit.
That's all buses, all commuter trains, and all subways.
Meaning the University of Alberta is a FREE thirty minute commute from anywhere in the city. Perfect for when you live in the city.
I think room and board is $2000 dollars extra, unless you're on disability.
As an aside, this conversation is flowing naturally, but it's pretty off topic for the thread title. Are we in danger of incurring moderator wrath over this?