Landlord, you should be careful of the text trap. I am a college student in Manetho. I once had the same problem as you. However, because the relevant study abroad institutions have been strongly recommending this study abroad city, there is nothing worth studying except the positive publicity on the Internet. I have investigated for a long time and got the following information to share with you. I can't remember the specific figures clearly, but it probably means something like this:

The so-called 60% tuition fee is true. Don't be fooled by numbers. Most people can't get so much tuition refund.

Applicants can apply for 10% tuition refund every year, with a total amount of no more than 2,500 Canadian dollars, and the amount cannot exceed the personal income tax that the applicant actually needs to pay in that year. Therefore, the applicant can get 60% of the tuition fee in the form of tax refund within at least 6 years and at most 20 years, with a total amount not higher than 25,000 Canadian dollars. Attention! Up to 20 years! No more than 2500 Canadian dollars per year! The conditions are actually very harsh. First of all, our tuition will be around 6,000 Canadian dollars a semester, and it will be about15,000 Canadian dollars a year (we can't skip classes during the summer vacation). 60% of the four-year tuition will be around 36,000 Canadian dollars, but the maximum refund limit is 25,000 Canadian dollars (excluding those who are gone forever). In addition, I also learned from a graduating senior that all the tuition fees that can be refunded to you are not cash, but most of them are disguised funds that cannot be cashed at all.

Finally, as a student in Manetho, I want to explain that this city is a lifeless city. Although learning is cost-effective and has a learning atmosphere (because you don't have to do anything but study and have no entertainment), you won't like living here for a long time, let alone working for 20 years.

I hope I can help you and adopt me ~