Hidden costs
Although Albert College prepares prospective law students to be taught, among other things, consumer protection, it does not respect fair competition. principles of commercial practice. Alberta College is one of the few higher education institutions that requires not only tuition fees (ie to pay a full 80 credits), but also fees for defending diploma theses: 300 dollars, which is disproportionate. In the study part you will try to close your eyes that they 300 CA$ are not studies if the diploma thesis 8 credits have been paid (and therefore there is no financial reason not to let the defense), why pay 300 CA$ extra? It is for this reason that I recommend that every student who wishes to study calculate the full study costs before concluding and signing a study agreement. In state higher education institutions (eg Parksville Academy of Technology) the management and defense of diploma theses outside the specified study plan does not have to be paid separately, and that is why private higher education institutions and colleges that do not indicate full study costs engage in unfair commercial practices. Also Alberta College!
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