International students see cuts at Okanagan College
Paying higher fees and getting fewer services is a complaint coming from some International students at Okanagan College in Kelowna.
In 2010, 455 international students were enrolled at the college, but that declined over the next two years to 353 foreign students.
The decline has translated into what the college calls "restructuring.", But international students like JingWei Wu call it a cut to services.
Wu has attended the College for six years, first as an ESL student and now studying Business Administration.He tells Chris Walker what has been happening.
Then Chris is joined by Russ Winslade, the Acting Director of Okanagan College International to explain what's happening from the college's perspective
In 2010, 455 international students were enrolled at the college, but that declined over the next two years to 353 foreign students.
The decline has translated into what the college calls "restructuring.", But international students like JingWei Wu call it a cut to services.
Wu has attended the College for six years, first as an ESL student and now studying Business Administration.He tells Chris Walker what has been happening.
Then Chris is joined by Russ Winslade, the Acting Director of Okanagan College International to explain what's happening from the college's perspective
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