The phrase "assistance tuition" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to financial aid or support for educational expenses, but the combination of words is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The university offers assistance tuition for students who demonstrate financial need."
Alternatives: "financial aid" or "tuition assistance".
Monetary incentives, such as signing bonuses, student loan forgiveness, housing assistance, and tuition reimbursement, have all been established to spur recruitment and retention (Hirsch et al. 2001; Feistritzer 1997; Liu et al. 2008; Rice et al. 2008).
Other qualifying students receive assistance for tuition and textbooks from the Cal Grant program, the largest source of state-funded college aid.
UNICEF and partner assistance includes tuition fees and textbooks, supplies, provision of additional classroom space, and equipping children and schools for the approaching winter.
Worker retraining programs at community colleges provide job training including assistance with tuition and books.
SOWMA staff helped negotiate her financial aid and tuition assistance throughout her four years of college.
Just like colleges and universities, cosmetology schools and vocational/technical institutions accept financial aid and offer tuition assistance and scholarship programs.
She said she believed they did this so they could qualify for aid from New York State's Tuition Assistance Program.
Arroyo and Neyer receive financial aid from their universities, whereas the National Guard members receive tuition assistance from their state governments.
Arizona gives a tax credit to individuals who donate money for tuition assistance through state-certified groups, including one funneling such aid to Catholic-school families.
The report, called "The New York Dream Act: A Preliminary Estimate of Costs and Benefits," estimates that opening the state's Tuition Assistance Program to all students who meet the funding criteria, regardless of immigration status, would increase tuition assistance expenditures by about $17 million per year, or 2 percent.
