Sentence examples for average tuition fees from inspiring English sources
In America government funding per student fell by 27% between 2007 and 2012, while average tuition fees, adjusted for inflation, rose by 20%.
Declining state support has forced the UC system to slash costs and to raise average tuition fees by 50% in just three years.
Students starting degree courses in autumn next year will pay estimated average tuition fees of £8,507, up from the latest estimate of £8,385 for 2012/13.
The new research has shown the total annual average tuition fees, combined with living costs, in Norway are almost ten times less than that of the UK where students would need an average yearly amount of £21,000.
Ministers have warned that if average tuition fees rise above this £7,500 level it will mean unaffordably high costs in loans to students - and the pressure on funding could mean a cut in university places.
Many students are burdened by rent payments, textbook costs, and average tuition fees of $1,300 a year, and 73% go to school part time.
The average tuition fee at English universities this year is £8,385, rising to £8,507 next year.
To limit the damage, David Willetts, the universities minister, has threatened vice-chancellors with further funding cuts should the average tuition fee turn out higher than £7,500.
In 2010 the average tuition fee charged by American institutions ranked within our top 100, but outside of the top 15, was $81,911 for the full two years.
However, I quickly realised that the cost of undertaking a master's degree at a UK university would be well beyond my means (the average tuition fee for a year-long MA course is about £4,000).
