The phrase "a lower tuition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the cost of education, particularly in the context of comparing tuition fees between different institutions or programs.
Example: "Many students are looking for universities that offer a lower tuition to help manage their educational expenses."
Alternatives: "reduced tuition" or "decreased tuition".
Parents have probably heard this: If you have a pretty sharp child, you can use a college's desire to enroll your Einstein to negotiate a lower tuition.
There are many schemes that offer bursaries for engineering but they do not attract enough interest – instead, we should consider introducing a lower tuition fee cap for the subject.
Lygo says that it is possible to have high-quality teaching without being research intensive, and to charge a lower tuition fee – even in a market where price is used as a proxy for quality.
Not only is the time spent living without a salary shorter, but also less time spent at a business school should mean a lower tuition fee; an important consideration given how much these programmes cost.
In addition to advocating a lower tuition rate, the Stanford University Postdocs Association is campaigning to have the university create a new nonstudent status (e.g., "postdoctoral fellow") that would apply to all postdocs, including postdoctoral fellows, visiting scientists, and research associates, and that would better reflect their education.
But Cal State campuses, besides charging a lower tuition than UC, are often closer to home and more appealing to students who have family and work responsibilities and can't "uproot themselves to a different part of the state," she said.
As this person pointed out, having an American citizen child permits that child to acquire the same education at a much lower tuition.
Students who reported that their last visit to the dentist was due to symptoms were more likely to be daily smokers (OR = 1.2), to have a father without income (OR = 1.4); to attend a school with lower tuition and fees (OR = 1.4); and to report a poor oral health status (OR = 2.9), (Table 2).
As a result, you may choose to attend a school with lower tuition and borrow less - which means less student loan debt at graduation.
After years of watching the state's budget for higher education erode, they are demanding that the state and university administrators find a way to lower tuition that they say is squeezing out the middle class.
Later, they were asked about their attitude toward a proposal to lower tuition.
