I'm starting mine in a month! but I'm going to UWO in London. My fees for the first semester are 2471.35, it's like crazy. For me to do the program in 12 months will cost me 500 less in tuition and other fees than 8 months worth of tuition at Acadia.
My work addled brain tells me tuition is good, yes? I think for one full year at king's was close to $6000. So for one full year at UWO is...$5000? Sorry, my brain does not like me since I started being a supervisor.
It's very, very good. It's actually about 4000 for 8 months, but since I'm going for 12 months straight, it's about 6500, and once you add student fees and such, it's about 7000 for the year.
Dal wants about 8000 a year for tuition for their MLIS program. I applied to them, but they told me my marks were not good enough, and I needed to retake all my 4th year classes and make no lower than A- in any of them, despite the fact I had more than the minimum requirements they had posted on their website.
My friend will be graduating this year from the program, and she was accepted instantly despite the fact her GPA was no where near the minimum, she had no 4th year courses at all and she was in the program for almost a month and a half before she had actually graduated from Acadia.
Dal also doesn't have a PhD program for Library Science, whereas Toronto, UBC, and Western do.
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Dal wants about 8000 a year for tuition for their MLIS program. I applied to them, but they told me my marks were not good enough, and I needed to retake all my 4th year classes and make no lower than A- in any of them, despite the fact I had more than the minimum requirements they had posted on their website.
My friend will be graduating this year from the program, and she was accepted instantly despite the fact her GPA was no where near the minimum, she had no 4th year courses at all and she was in the program for almost a month and a half before she had actually graduated from Acadia.
Dal also doesn't have a PhD program for Library Science, whereas Toronto, UBC, and Western do.
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