Students working far more hours to pay for tuition than those 30 years ago

Date:

February 9, 2023

As the cost of education rises, students paying their way through college have to tack on more hours of work to afford an education.

A study done by My eLearning World revealed that students have to work four times the amount of hours at a minimum wage job to receive the same education as students 30 years ago.

Read more on Spectrum News.

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