Concordia raises tuition fees paid by international students
Concordia University’s Board of Governors voted Friday to raise tuition fees paid by International students. The 10 per cent increase is effective immediately.
The increase follows a summer long game of cat and mouse between the university and the Concordia Students’ Union.
The university attempted multiple times to pass the increase and suffered repeated setbacks as the CSU filibustered the attempts.
In the end, you can always create a better mousetrap, but eventually a better mouse comes along to defeat the contraption.
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