Bank of Montreal: The survey also found that finances continue to be the number one stress factor for students, weighing on them more than the pressure to get high marks or even finding a good job after graduation, according to CBC. In Alberta you're looking at about 6.4 years on average ... and it's about $30,000 that students are walking out with in debt, she said and A survey by the Bank of Montreal shows post-secondary students are relying less on family money and their own savings and more on bank loans to get through school. Eight per cent fewer students are relying on family to finance their education and are turning to bank loans according to the survey, said Michelle Mobarrez, a personal banking manager with BMO Financial Group.
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