Tuition
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The Dalhousie Gazette is reporting live on the Nova Scotia Student Strike, and will be updating this page throughout the week.
International tuition rises by over 6% for fourth straight year
Domestic undergraduate tuition will remain frozen
DSU president-elect plans to increase student engagement, union transparency
Anjali Seshadri looks ahead to her upcoming term
Dalhousie projects $13.1 million deficit for 2026-27 academic year
Return to a balanced budget to be pushed to 2028-29
Dear Globe and Mail, we are not the problem
Canadian students shouldn’t pay more tuition
Dalhousie students continue to seek tuition refunds for lost class time
Students concerned over lack of transparency
Students concerned DFA lockout will impact tuition
There is currently nothing in place to compensate students for classes missed because of the lockout
Nova Scotia has the highest university tuition for the sixth year in a row
The province’s tuition is 33 per cent above the national average
To eat or pay rent? That is the question
The issues making it hard to be a student right now
Students question the impact of Quebec doubling tuition for out-of-province students on Dalhousie admissions
Quebec Premier aims to preserve French language
Dal proposes tuition hike for incoming international students
If proposal goes through, international students could be paying almost 16 per cent more in 2023
International students deserve better
Students from outside of Canada continue to struggle against rising tuition fees while Dal does little to justify them.