The phrase "a monthly tuition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the regular fee charged for educational services, typically on a monthly basis.
Example: "The school requires a monthly tuition payment to cover the costs of classes and materials."
Alternatives: "a monthly fee" or "a monthly charge".
Wonderschool emphasizes in-home programs because it helps providers save further on costs (and lets them look after their own children, too) and monetizes by taking a percentage of monthly tuition fees.
Monthly tuition for a residential program can run $6,800 a month for a two-year stay.
Alicia is requesting a loan to pay her monthly tuition.
It's also a good idea to join a billing company to collect your monthly tuition.
Because we are a private institution we charge relatively high monthly tuition fees, but still students want to study in our institution.
(The measure, which would increase the monthly tuition benefits for veterans, passed 75-22 in the Senate, as the lawmakers also worked on a major spending package.
The low monthly tuition fee of $1 62pp) attracts students from vastly different socio-economic backgrounds: they are the daughters of senators, clerics, shopkeepers and doctors.
That benefit is also generous, increasing the monthly tuition benefit to $1,500, or roughly the average cost of public university tuition; it would rise to $2,000 for those who serve for 12 years.
Mr. Zimmerman, 28, who was arrested on second-degree murder charges in April in the death of Trayvon Martin, also instructed his wife to use the money he raised on the Web site to "pay the bills," including their credit-card bills and her monthly tuition payment for nursing school.
That monthly tuition or housing payment you're forking over to put Junior through college shouldn't come at the expense of financial security in your golden years.
