References and Sources

• ¹ Source: CFEE, Chapter 1, page 6.
• ² Source: http://www.themoneyproject.ca/resources/moneysurvey/statusshopper?r=SEPA
• ³ Source: http://moneyandyouth.cfee.org/en/resources/thebook/section1.pdf, p. 5
• ⁴ Verbatim from http://moneyandyouth.cfee.org/en/resources/thebook/Money_and_Youth_(Oct_2012).pdf, p. 43
• ⁷ This number might be low. It’s taken from the ACCC, which is a voluntary association for community colleges in Canada. I could not find a complete list of all colleges. There are currently 133 community colleges registered with the ACCC.
  http://www.accc.ca/xp/index.php/en/members/memberinstitutions
• ⁸ Source: http://www.aucc.ca/canadian-universities/our-universities/
  Programs: http://www.aucc.ca/canadian-universities/study-programs/ I’m not too sure about their methodology for counting programs. But I did find another source which counts 2,056 programs in Ontario. If we assume a similar number of program in other provinces, we would reach 20,000. Ontario probably offers the most, so 15,000 might be a good estimate.
  http://www.electronicinfo.ca/en/page.php?id=35
• ¹¹ Source: http://www.themoneyproject.ca/resources/tip-sheets/is-post-secondary-education-an-investment-or
• ¹² Inspired largely by Money and Youth (CfEE), p. 36.
• ¹⁴ Taken almost verbatim from http://moneyandyouth.cfee.org/en/resources/thebook/Money_and_Youth_(Oct_2012).pdf, p. 36.