Sentence examples for been tuition from inspiring English sources
noun
A sum of money paid for instruction (such as in a high school, boarding school, university, or college).
"State sponsored European conservatories have been tuition free, of course, since they started".
If it had not been tuition fees, it would have been health or the bedroom tax – it was driven by a general dislike of politicians, a general disbelief in politicians sticking to their word, and the way in which the smaller partner in a coalition always gets a kicking".
It has been tuition-free since 1902.
Albert Adams, the headmaster, noted that the school had been tuition-free for 77 years, until 1988, thanks to a substantial endowment that ran out.
My parents wanted me to attend the college where my father was employed; it would have been tuition-free for me, and so they weren't eager to encourage other explorations.
And why is tuition so high, anyway?
The key revenue drivers are tuition and enrollment.
Hillary is debt free and Bernie is tuition free.
Then it was tuition fees for higher education.
"The carrot for the high school kids could be tuition credits for college.
