C. post-secondary students are struggling with the cost of living. The survey revealed that students are facing rising expenses for rent, food, and other essentials. These rising costs are causing financial stress and anxiety among students, particularly those who are struggling to make ends meet.

The rising cost of housing is a significant concern for both parents and students. It is a major factor in the rising cost of living, and it is impacting the ability of both groups to save for the future. For parents, the rising cost of housing can make it difficult to save for their children’s education, retirement, or other financial goals.

The survey conducted by the B.C. government revealed that 75% of post-secondary students in British Columbia are struggling with financial difficulties. This is a significant concern, as it highlights the growing financial burden on students and their families. The survey also revealed that 75% of students are struggling with financial difficulties, with 50% of them facing significant financial challenges.

“We are calling on the government to prioritize adequate funding for post-secondary institutions.”

The Federation of Students is calling for increased funding for post-secondary institutions in British Columbia. The federation argues that the rising cost of living and tuition fees are making it increasingly difficult for students to afford post-secondary education. This is leading to a decline in enrollment and a widening gap between the wealthy and the poor.