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Satellites: Orbits and Energy As a satellite orbits Earth on its elliptical path, both its speed, which fixes its kinetic energy K, and its distance from the center of Earth, which fixes its gravitational potential energy U, fluctuate with fixed periods. However. the mechanical energy E of the satellite remains constant. (Since the satellite’s mass is so much […]
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How much do you know about Canadian higher education? Test your knowledge with Cath Anne with a game of True and False!
Higher education is changing rapidly. Tuition is on the rise, the student body is becoming more diverse, and there are more fields of study to choose from than ever before. If you’re considering a post-secondary education, it’s important to know all the facts ahead of time.
All information sourced from:
Statistics Canada: https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/cv.action?pid=3710001801
Maclean: https://www.macleans.ca/education/the-cost-of-a-canadian-university-education-in-six-charts/
Universities Canada: https://www.univcan.ca/universities/facts-and-stats/
National Center for Education Statistics: https://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d17/tables/dt17_330.20.asp?current=yes
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TRANSCRIPT:
Cath Anne: [00:00:00] Hi guys. And welcome back to our channel. This is the homework help show hosted by Academic Help Global. And my name is Cath Anne. I am the weekly host of The Academic Help Show. Today on the show, we have something really exciting for you guys and I hope you’ll be as excited as I am for it. I think it’s going to be super fun. Today we’re testing our knowledge of the higher education system through a true and false quiz. How fun is that?
Cath Anne: [00:00:30] It’s been a little while since I’ve done any multiple choice or true and false questions so I am really going to be put to the test here. So I hope you guys will join me and make sure to let me know and let us know how many questions you get right. And I’ll see how many I get right to.
Cath Anne: [00:00:55] OK. So let’s jump into the questions now. I have seen these questions ahead of time. Don’t worry I haven’t had enough time to do any research around them or anything like that so I’m going in this only knowing the questions. So you’re going to see my authentic reaction when I answer the questions. So let’s jump in. Here we go.
Cath Anne: [00:01:18] So question number one. The average yearly cost of tuition is sixty six hundred dollars Canadian, or six thousand six hundred dollars Canadian. OK let’s think about that. I want to say that it’s a little bit more than that however, I’m thinking that I’m going to say true to this question because I feel like I’m thinking that if you lived on campus it would be a little bit more. So let’s go with true. Sixty six hundred dollars Canadian is the average tuition cost. Let’s see the answer.
Cath Anne: [00:02:02] OK. So we were right. It is true. In 2017-2018 Statistics Canada reported that the average yearly tuition was $6,618 CAD. So we were right on the money. We got it right. It was true. So just to compare, in 2017 average tuition was $23,000 USD in four year universities. Holy moly that is a lot. So to break it down a little bit more. Average tuition in the U.S. in that year range from $8,700 in-state public institutions all the way up to twenty nine thousand dollars in private non-profit institutions. Oh my goodness that is so much money to pay for an education. But education is valuable so that’s still a lot of money now. Sixty six hundred dollars Canadian might not sound like a lot. However let’s think about it a little bit more. In 2009 average Canadian tuition was four thousand four hundred ninety two dollars Canadian. So it has gone up a significant amount in only 10 years and undergraduate programs in law dentistry and medicine have some of the highest tuition costs where as programs in math or business their tuition costs are a little bit lower. So it definitely depends on which program you are intending to go into.
Cath Anne: [00:03:53] OK. Now let’s move on to question number two. The average student spends about seven hundred dollars on books annually. Let me think about that a little bit more. So I’m just thinking one of those big textbooks that you might buy for a class a hardcover textbook. I’d say is usually around two hundred dollars and say you’re taking five classes and you had to buy one of those for every class. I would say you might end up spending a little bit more than 700 dollars depending on the course you’re taking. So I’m going to go with false because I think you spend more money on textbooks. Let’s see.
Cath Anne: [00:04:44] OK so the answer is true. The average student spends about seven hundred seventy three dollars yearly on textbooks and you know what a lot of students don’t realize that paying for university involves more than just paying tuition. There are many other costs involved in going to university or college. You also have to factor in things like food housing costs tuition of course books and lab fees. These are all additional costs on top of your yearly tuition costs. And when you think about it books alone could cost over three thousand dollars by the time you are finished your degree. My goodness that is so much money now. The average cost of tuition for a student who is choosing to live off campus is about nineteen thousand five hundred dollars. This includes things like transportation housing food and all additional costs that come along with living off campus. You also want to consider things like extracurriculars and fun events that you don’t want to miss out on. If you are a student now the overall cost will certainly vary depending on your situation and whether you decide to live on campus or at home. Every student situation is certainly going to be different. It’s also going to vary depending on what city you choose to live in because some cities are a lot more expensive than other cities. It’s just important to remember that when you are choosing to become a student that there are more additional costs than simply paying tuition. There are many other costs involved in being a student and it should be something that is taken quite seriously. Now if you’re nervous about the cost of tuition which some students are it’s a good idea to start saving early. You can also look into scholarship funds government aid and if there are any grants or student funding that are available in your area it’s also great to look into any private scholarship funds that you might qualify for. Most often this information can easily be found online or you could simply contact your school’s financial aid department. And I’m sure that they’d be happy to walk you through the process of applying for all of the financial aid that is available. Take advantage of it because as we noted university it can be quite an expense.
Cath Anne: [00:07:19] OK. Question number three only eleven percent of Canadian undergraduates study abroad. Now this is a really interesting question because I feel like there are a lot of opportunities to study abroad in different universities these days. So let me think about that. Mm hmm. I’m going to- even though there are a lot of opportunities I think I’m going to say that is true because I’m not sure that everyone takes advantage of those opportunities. OK let’s check the answer.
Cath Anne: [00:07:53] OK so we were right. It was true. Only 11 percent of undergraduate students choose to take advantage of studying abroad or doing a volunteer or internship program in another country. What’s more only 10 percent of students choose to study out of province and I think that is such an interesting number. I’m super surprised to hear that only 10 percent of students choose to go to another province. The number one destination for study abroad students is the United Kingdom. That’s quite interesting. And another top three locations where students choose to study abroad are Australia France and Germany all wonderful places to travel.
Cath Anne: [00:08:42] OK. Question number four. And this is a really interesting one. International students make up 3 percent of enrollment at Canadian post-secondary institutions. This is a tough one. OK three percent. I’m really not sure I feel that might be right. OK I’m going to go with you. OK. Let’s see what it is.
Cath Anne: [00:09:07] Oh I got it wrong it’s false. OK so in 1997, international students made up only three percent of postsecondary enrolments in Canadian universities. That is super interesting. OK. So ’97. That’s quite a while ago. And in 2017, that number increased to 12 percent. So it went from 3 percent to 12 percent. So it seems like a lot of people are coming to Canada to enroll in university. In fact international students are enrolling at a faster pace than Canadian students in Canadian universities. Canada is becoming a more and more attractive location for folks overseas which is wonderful. Ontario followed by British Columbia and Quebec are home to 80 percent of Canada’s international students. Wow that is amazing. While the highest number of international students come from China the fastest growing group of international students is from India.
Cath Anne: [00:10:16] OK here we are on our final question. Question number five. And this will be an interesting one as well. There are more male students and then female students enrolled in Canadian post-secondary institutions. OK. This is a big question. Let’s see. I’m going to go with true I feel like it may have changed because I feel like that’s a statistic that I heard a few years ago but I’m still going to go with true.
Cath Anne: [00:10:52] False. Oh my goodness. OK. So as of 2017 women continued a 10 year streak of outnumbering male students in post-secondary institutions. They make up fifty six percent of all enrollments in Canadian institutions. That’s incredible. Go girls. Great job. Women accounted for 74 percent of those enrolled in education and health related fields. Men however accounted for 73 percent of those enrolled in disciplines like architecture engineering math and computer sciences.
Cath Anne: [00:11:37] Whoo. That was a lot of information. How did you guys make out? Did you get any right? I feel like I was 50/50, I got some right and some wrong. I can’t even remember which ones I got right or wrong. Were you surprised by any of the answers?
Cath Anne: [00:11:52] Higher education is changing rapidly. Tuition is on the rise. There are more students enrolling in post-secondary education and the areas of interest or areas of study are becoming increasingly diverse. So how does this affect young Canadians who are hoping to gain access to post-secondary education and get a degree? Well for one thing the traditional educational experience is going to look different for everyone. You might be living on campus you might be living with your parents maybe you choose to go to college or maybe you’re more of a university person you might live in the city you might work part time or maybe you use your spare time to get involved in activities or clubs on campus. The key to being successful in university is to find a learning environment that works for you. If you’re interested in learning about some different college experiences and how they take shape differently for everyone check out our student influencers podcast on the podcast. We talk to students from around Canada in the USA about the ups and downs of college and university life. We discuss how they learned to balance their responsibilities around school work and also manage to have some hobbies and a bit of a social life.
Cath Anne: [00:13:21] So guys I really hope that you enjoyed this video as much as I did. This was a super fun one and I’m hoping that we’ll manage to do it once again. So let us know if you enjoyed this video jump into the comments section and connect with us around these questions and let us know if there were any that surprised you and how you did answering them. For more content from The Academic Help Show. Make sure to follow us on social media all of our information is linked and listed in the description box below. So make sure to check it out. And as always you jump into the comments section. We always love to hear from you. Connect with us on social media and let us know how many of the true and false questions you are about right. By using the hashtag #askHHG. Okay guys thank you so much for joining me as always. Make sure to connect with us on social media talk soon and take care.
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