However, you are able to earn a Master's degree that would normally require two years of study in just one additional year, and this does result in substantial tuition savings.
Braidwood's success attracted pupils from as far as the Americas, and parents paid substantial tuition for his services.
The UC system has seen state funding drop from $15,020 per student in 2000-2001 to $8220 in 2010-2011, forcing substantial tuition hikes.
These included lump sum payments of up to $140,000 to sever ties with the company and education packages that covered substantial tuition payments as well as health care benefits while workers are enrolled in college.
His personal credit card debts swelled to more than $60,000, and he owed substantial tuition for his children's schooling.
Financial support for students entering nurse education programmes has typically been the responsibility of Governments who make a substantial contribution to tuition and/or living costs.
If a relative (non-nuclear family) will contribute a substantial amount toward tuition, is that accounted for on the Fafsa?
It certainly did on my classmates and me when we were in graduate school.Perhaps instead of looking for ways to make education cheaper, America should require its college students to assume a substantial portion of their tuition as loans.
The bill meant not only a substantial increase in college tuition assistance, but a monthly stipend to live on.
Two nuns who worked for decades at a Catholic school in California embezzled a "substantial" amount of money from tuition and other funds and used it to pay for gambling trips to Las Vegas, church officials have said.
Since scholarship resources are limited, international students, whether in the J.D. or LL.M. programs, should understand that they will be expected in most cases to provide for their own living expenses and a substantial portion of the Law School's tuition expense which is $64,089 for the 2018-2019 academic year.
