The phrase "attend tuition" is not commonly used in standard written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is referring to attending classes or receiving instruction, particularly in a tutoring or educational setting.
Example: "I need to attend tuition every Saturday to improve my math skills."
Alternatives: "take lessons" or "receive tutoring".
Clinton's plan is supposed to ensure that "students can attend a four-year public college without taking loans to attend tuition", according to her campaign.
The gift is so large and so astonishing that starting next year students will not only be able to attend tuition free, but the school will still have enough money left for other programs.
Students attend tuition classes and rote learns model answers.
He said the current system recycles tuition money paid by wealthier students and provides aid for poorer students to attend tuition free.
In 1992, Mr. Martins began a special program for boys: the school announces its open auditions to 8- to 11-year-old boys in the city's public schools; classes in the children's division are no longer co-ed, and boys under 14 attend tuition-free (this year's tuition for girls ranged from $1,067 to $2,412); and they are allowed to wear shorts instead of tights.
Danish citizens enjoy free healthcare, five weeks of paid vacation time, and stipends to attend tuition-free universities.
"I'm very surprised at what's happened," said Kevin audet-Vallee, a 24-year-old history student who had attended tuition fees protests before bill 78 was introduced.
To help students comparison shop, the Department of Education now posts on its College Navigator Web site each college's average net price — the estimated total cost of attending (tuition and fees, room and board, books and other expenses) less the average amount of grants and scholarships awarded.
Being able to attend Columbia University (tuition and fees: about $30,000), they say, is not a public policy issue or a moral imperative.
"Everyone from my class will attend private tuition with Mr Rahman Sir," she said.
She paid "nearly $10,000" to attend, including tuition, hotel, airfare and other costs, Herndon wrote.
