The phrase "academic costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expenses related to education, such as tuition, fees, and other financial obligations associated with attending an academic institution.
Example: "Students often struggle to manage their academic costs, which can include tuition, textbooks, and living expenses."
Alternatives: "educational expenses" or "tuition fees".
In addition to covering academic costs, the scholarship funds each student's travel, housing, and visa expenses.
Columbia then pays academic costs to the program or provider on your behalf.
There are academic costs, too: children with metabolic syndrome--primarily associated with obesity--are at a cognitive disadvantage in comparison with their healthier peers.
Supporters will also be able to donate symbolic gifts that will go directly to the foundation: $10 for students who can't afford public transportation fare to get to class, $25 for students who need food to eat, $50 to help cover academic costs that tuition doesn't cover and $100 to help fund a one-day college bus tour for first-generation students.
If the project is prolonged, the Flemish Inter-university consortium needs to put more effort into item construction and this would lead to more academic costs.
In his book, Clotfelter set out to document the nationwide academic cost of athletic success.
This is an academic cost, so Columbia University pays it on your behalf.
Moreover, given the recent emphasis on poor yield from biomedical research [6], it is important to highlight that there is an academic cost attached to clinical evaluation of marketed products after their development, with the research itself being costly and time-consuming.
In theory, tuition pays for the academic cost of the education program.
When I lost my longstanding full-time writing instructor position at a local college as a result of academic cost-cutting politics in 2011, I wondered if I'd ever find another place to put my passion for teaching to use.
NOTE: If you receive a comprehensive bill (i.e. including tuition and all non-incidental fees), you are responsible for paying the non-academic costs directly to the program.
