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This paper discusses the issue of high tuition fees required by Ontario universities. The paper discusses how university should be made available to all and not just those who are financially able to cope with the demands of high fees. The paper further discusses issues of race and gender in relation to issues surrounding higher education.

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Many in public sector planning, at present, belong to a post-World War II generation that enjoyed fairly good access to higher education. It can be most difficult to explain that it is no longer possible to work part-time through the year, and at full-time minimum wage employment in the summer, and finance a Bachelor's degree in four years. Higher tuition in relation to small increases in wages, over the last decades, made higher education expensive, even for students with access to student loan support.

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