This paper uses data from two longitudinal surveys of Canadian youth to examine the effects of rural versus urban/rural and metropolitan residence on young people's educational expectations and attainments. The surveys are based in British Columbia (B.C.) and Nova Scotia (N.S.), two provinces that have very different systems of postsecondary education. B.C. has an articulated system with formal structures which allow students to take the first two years of university study at a community college before transferring to a university. N.S. has no such formal transfer system. Its community college system is not well developed but it has a large number of universities, some of which are in rural areas. The findings show that, in both provinces, ...
A university education can provide an individual with greater employment options, higher income pote...
Research on transfer student flows has focused almost exclusively on transitions occurring between c...
This paper uses longitudinal data from a survey of youth in three areas (Hamilton, Halifax and rural...
This paper uses data from two longitudinal surveys of Canadian youth to examine the effects of rural...
The field of rural education has not been significantly developed in Canada and the marginal status ...
In this article, I report on findings from a case study examining the relationship between formal ed...
A focus on rurality has been largely absent from much contemporary educational policy discussion. At...
This study examines the rural-urban post-secondary education participation gap in Canada. Using da...
♦ The gap in educational attainment between urban and rural regions persisted over the 1981 to 1996 ...
In Ontario, northern, rural youth face disadvantages due to their geographic location, as the major...
Rural education in British Columbia has traditionally been studied from urban-based perspectives. A ...
This case study describes a career education program that has engaged rural secondary school student...
We argue here that critical educational scholarship is crucial to developing educational analysis at...
This study examines the finances of students from rural and urban regions of Newfoundland and Labrad...
The purpose of this study was to provide a detailed description of the transition pathways and caree...
A university education can provide an individual with greater employment options, higher income pote...
Research on transfer student flows has focused almost exclusively on transitions occurring between c...
This paper uses longitudinal data from a survey of youth in three areas (Hamilton, Halifax and rural...
This paper uses data from two longitudinal surveys of Canadian youth to examine the effects of rural...
The field of rural education has not been significantly developed in Canada and the marginal status ...
In this article, I report on findings from a case study examining the relationship between formal ed...
A focus on rurality has been largely absent from much contemporary educational policy discussion. At...
This study examines the rural-urban post-secondary education participation gap in Canada. Using da...
♦ The gap in educational attainment between urban and rural regions persisted over the 1981 to 1996 ...
In Ontario, northern, rural youth face disadvantages due to their geographic location, as the major...
Rural education in British Columbia has traditionally been studied from urban-based perspectives. A ...
This case study describes a career education program that has engaged rural secondary school student...
We argue here that critical educational scholarship is crucial to developing educational analysis at...
This study examines the finances of students from rural and urban regions of Newfoundland and Labrad...
The purpose of this study was to provide a detailed description of the transition pathways and caree...
A university education can provide an individual with greater employment options, higher income pote...
Research on transfer student flows has focused almost exclusively on transitions occurring between c...
This paper uses longitudinal data from a survey of youth in three areas (Hamilton, Halifax and rural...