Where I lived while I was working to get my technical school degree in Graphic Art Design, the bus pass was costing me $62 per month as a student. Now it's $82 per month for students and elders over 60 and $98 for others. It's far cheaper than the cost of a car (insurance, fuel, maintenance, winter tires, etc.) Once I got my degree, I switched gears and went... walking. I went from using bus to simply walking. Cost me around $300 per years for some of the best shoes for walking and I walk all the time.
Over 1 month ago, I got diagnosed with an Epine de Lenoir and started using a cane. I'm still freaking walking around like a boss... with a cane! (Hell! I got to replace my cane's tip each month like some freaking tire!)

Nice

So this was notbad I guess parking and just owning a car could be an issue seems like there's a lot of costs for students these days but overall this was a nice film submission here you should make more of these types about students

~X~

Lousy Smarch weather....

My school charged $100 for parking, but freshmen weren't allowed to have cars on campus, sophomores and juniors were limited to certain lots, regardless of where your on campus housing or classes were, and of course seniors got first pick. But what they saved in registration fees, they made up for by having a team of campus police patrolling the school about every 15 minutes to see if you'd dared to park somewhere you weren't allowed. I probably paid half my tuition in parking tickets.

At first I thought this video had something to do with America or some shit but then I realized it was Canada >.>

Thank god that UofT and Ryerson are close to a subway

Really funny though, make more! :)

At first I thought this was about high school parking. I will say that the College I go to decided to raise tuition instead of charge for parking at their downtown campus.