Education Quarterly Review

Education Quarterly Review - June 2003 (Volume 9, No. 2)

The June 2003 issue of Education Quarterly Review contains several articles, including:

Changing patterns of university finance

Please Note: This title is now only published as a PDF file.

Published by Statistics Canada, 2003.
81-003-XIE-9-2 $16.00

About Education Quarterly Review:

Education Quarterly Review is Statistics Canada's flagship publication for education statistics, analysis and reports on current issues and trends in education. Descriptions of data release and new survey developments are included, as are data and statistical analyses from elementary-secondary, post-secondary, and adult education and training levels. Characteristics examined include enrolment, staff and finance for schools, universities and colleges. Variables include age, gender, citizenship, degrees and diplomas, salary and source of education funding.

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Previous issues:

Education Quarterly Review - February 2003 (Volume 9, No. 1)

The February 2003 issue of Education Quarterly Review features the articles:

Unions and training: A study based on the Adult Education and Training Survey
Understanding the rural-urban reading gap
Relative earnings of British Columbia university graduates

Please Note: This title is now only published as a PDF file.

Published by Statistics Canada, 2003.
81-003-XIB-9-1 $16.00

Education Quarterly Review - September 2002 (Volume 8, No. 4)

The September 2002 issue of Education Quarterly Review features the articles:

Information and communication technology: Access and use
Student loans: Borrowing and burden
Pursuing a master's degree: Opportunity cost and benefits

Published by Statistics Canada, 2002.
81-003-XPB-8-4 $21.00

Education Quarterly Review - June 2002 (Volume 8, No. 3)

The June 2002 issue of Education Quarterly Review features the article:

Postsecondary participation: Effects of parents' education and household income.

According to the article, postsecondary participation increased with both family income and parents' education, although the latter appeared to be a stronger influence in students' pursuit of postsecondary studies.

Published by Statistics Canada, 2002.
81-003-XPB-8-3 $21.00

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