Sentence examples for affordable student from inspiring English sources

Priorities would include measures with broad public support (eg, tougher gun laws, higher taxes on the rich and affordable student loans).

"We have to consolidate the budget," Ms. Kraft told an audience at a campaign stop here recently, after a member of the audience asked about state help with affordable student housing.

If a national rent strike for affordable student housing were to happen, the union would support it 100%." The UCL spokesperson said: "The cost of living in London is a challenge for the university as a whole".

The University of Leicester is Britain's most affordable student destination, according to HSBC, which found this year's first-year students there will pay around two-thirds of what it costs to study in London.

Here's a breakdown on what the top-five most affordable student cities spend their money on: 1) Belfast Belfast's students spend the least amount on rent-per-week (just £46 compared with £112 in Oxford) and only £16-per-week on groceries compared with almost £30 in Dundee.

According to a White House fact sheet on the speech, Obama has several plans in motion to make college more affordable, including a bolstered Pell Grant program, more affordable student loans and the permanent establishment of the American Opportunity Tax Credit.

LF: International competition will matter more to US universities: If we can't keep US universities affordable, students will start attending schools overseas.

For seven years, on a bipartisan basis, we have taken action toward that goal: larger Pell grants, more-affordable student loans, education I.R.A.'s, and our HOPE scholarships, which have already benefited five million young people.

In the direction our country is moving, college is only going to get less affordable and student debt will increase.

"The department strives to ensure that college remains affordable and student loan debt remains manageable for the millions of Americans pursuing a college education," said Education Department press secretary Dorie Nolt.

Kydd says London University's International Programmes distance learning model, which allows students to take courses over time and pay incrementally, makes it affordable for students from Africa who would otherwise never be able to take a degree.