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Term 020181 (January to April, 2018) Term 020181 (January to April, 2018) PREVIOUS CONTINUING STUDIES HISTORY BY GENERAL AREA OF RESIDENCE NO YES Vancouver 773 27.1% 2,081 72.9% Richmond 153 39.2% 237 60.8% Burnaby 109 32.3% 228 67.7% Surrey 80 37.0% 136 63.0% North Vancouver 43 41.0% 62 59.0% Coquitlam/PoCo/Pt.Moody 39 43.3% 51 56.7% Delta 35 40.7% 51 59.3% New Westminster 24 33.8% 47 66.2% Langley/Aldergrove 15 55.6% 12 44.4% West Vancouver 9 34.6% 17 65.4% Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows 11 44.0% 14 56.0% Mission/Abbotsford 10 41.7% 14 58.3% White Rock 3 30.0% 7 70.0% Other B.C. 23 50.0% 23 50.0% Other Provinces 30 66.7% 15 33.3% Unknown 54 50.5% 53 49.5% GENERAL BREAKDOWN OF WHERE LANGARA COLLEGE CS STUDENTS LIVE Median Mean Count Percent Course Course Load Load Vancouver 2,854 64.0% 1 1.7 Richmond 390 8.7% 1 2.0 Burnaby 337 7.6% 1 1.9 Surrey 216 4.8% 2 2.6 North Vancouver 105 2.4% 2 2.2 Coquitlam/PoCo/Pt.Moody 90 2.0% 1 2.1 Delta 86 1.9% 1 2.6 New Westminster 71 1.6% 1 2.2 Langley/Aldergrove 27 0.6% 2 2.7 West Vancouver 26 0.6% 1 1.6 Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows 25 0.6% 1 2.8 Mission/Abbotsford 24 0.5% 2 2.5 White Rock 10 0.2% 2 2.5 Other B.C. 46 1.0% 2 2.2 Other Provinces 45 1.0% 1 2.0 Unknown 107 2.4% 1 1.9 Term 020181 (January to April, 2018) DETAILED BREAKDOWN OF WHERE LANGARA COLLEGE CS STUDENTS LIVE Vancouver V5K- Vancouver (North Hastings Sunrise) 47 V5L- Vancouver (North Grandview Woodland) 37 V5M- Vancouver (South Hastings Sunrise) 55 V5N- Vancouver (South Grandview Woodland) 130 V5P- Vancouver (Victoria Fraserview) 262 V5R- Vancouver (South Renfrew Collingwood) 200 V5S- Vancouver (Killarney) 180 V5T- Vancouver (East Mount Pleasant) 84 V5V- Vancouver (West Kensington Cedar Cottage) 134 V5W- Vancouver (SE Riley Park Little Mountain / North Sunset) 125 V5X- Vancouver (SE Oakridge / South Sunset) 253 V5Y- Vancouver (West Mount Pleasant) 102 V5Z- Vancouver (East Fairview / South Cambie) 127 V6A- Vancouver (Strathcona / Downtown Eastside) 25 V6B- Vancouver (NE Downtown / Yaletown) 74 V6C- Vancouver (Waterfront / Coal Harbour / Canada Place) 10 V6E- Vancouver (SE West End / Davie Village) 75 V6G- Vancouver (NW West End / Stanley Park) 42 V6H- Vancouver (West Fairview / Granville Island) 63 V6J- Vancouver (NW Shaughnessy / East Kitsilano) 69 V6K- Vancouver (Central Kitsilano / Greektown) 65 V6L- Vancouver (NW Arbutus Ridge / NE Dunbar Southlands) 44 V6M- Vancouver (South Shaughnessy / SE Arbutus Ridge) 109 V6N- Vancouver (West Kerrisdale / Musqueam) 55 V6P- Vancouver (SE Kerrisdale / West Marpole) 298 V6R- Vancouver (West Kitsilano / West Point Grey / Jericho) 41 V6S- Vancouver (NW Dunbar Southlands / Chaldecutt) 63 V6T- Vancouver (UBC) 41 V6Z- Vancouver (SW Downtown) 37 Undeclared 7 Richmond V6V- Richmond Northeast 19 V6W- Richmond Southeast 3 V6X- Richmond North 109 V6Y- Richmond Central 76 V7A- Richmond South 38 V7B- Richmond (Sea Island / YVR) 2 V7C- Richmond Northwest 78 V7E- Richmond Southwest 63 Undeclared 2 Term 020181 (January to April, 2018) Burnaby V3N- Burnaby (East Big Bend / Edmonds) 40 V5A- Burnaby (Lake City / Burnaby Mountain) 19 V5B- Burnaby (Parkcrest Aubrey / Ardingley Sprott) 25 V5C- Burnaby (Burnaby Heights / Willingdon Heights) 45 V5E- Burnaby (Kingsway Beresford) 39 V5G- Burnaby (Cascade Schou / Douglas Gilpin) 36 V5H- Burnaby (Maywood / Windsor) 74 V5J- Burnaby (Suncrest / West Big Bend) 58 Undeclared 1 Surrey V3R- Surrey North 14 V3S- Surrey East 36 V3T- Surrey Inner Northwest 19 V3V- Surrey Outer Northwest 20 V3W- Surrey Upper West 44 V3X- Surrey Lower West 13 V3Z- Surrey Lower East 16 V4A- Surrey Southwest 10 V4N- Surrey Northeast 39 V4P- Surrey South 4 Undeclared 1 North Vancouver V7G- North Vancouver Outer East 9 V7H- North Vancouver Inner East 7 V7J- North Vancouver East Central 9 V7K- North Vancouver North Central 6 V7L- North Vancouver South Central 20 V7M- North Vancouver Southwest Central 16 V7N- North Vancouver Northwest Central 13 V7P- North Vancouver Southwest 13 V7R- North Vancouver Northwest 12 Coquitlam/PoCo/Pt.Moody V3B- Port Coquitlam Central 15 V3C- Port Coquitlam South 16 V3E- Coquitlam North 17 V3H- Port Moody 11 V3J- Coquitlam North 18 V3K- Coquitlam South 13 Delta V4C- Delta Northeast 25 V4E- Delta East 12 V4K- Delta Northwest 29 V4L- Delta Southeast 5 V4M- Delta Southwest 15 New Westminster V3L- New Westminster Northeast 17 V3M- New Westminster Southwest 54 Langley/Aldergrove V1M- Langley Township North 5 V2Y- Langley Township Northwest 8 V2Z- Langley Township Southwest 5 V3A- Langley City 7 V4W- Langley Township East 2 Term 020181 (January to April, 2018) West Vancouver V7S- West Vancouver North 11 V7T- West Vancouver Southeast 5 V7V- West Vancouver South 7 V7W- West Vancouver West 3 Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows V2W- Maple Ridge East 5 V2X- Maple Ridge West 7 V3Y- Pitt Meadows 8 V4R- Maple Ridge Northwest 5 Mission/Abbotsford V2S- Abbotsford Southeast 6 V2T- Abbotsford Southwest 8 V2V- Mission East 2 V3G- Abbotsford East 5 V4S- Mission West 2 V4X- Abbotsford West 1 White Rock V4B- White Rock 10 Other B.C. 46 Other Provinces 45 Unknown 107.
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