Sentence examples for college charging from inspiring English sources

If we are encouraging students to devote four or more years of learning in college, charging them a heck of a lot of money for degrees, we should be proactive when it comes to equipping them for careers.

Fees The college charged £3,000 to full-time UK/EU undergraduates in 2006-07.

Many people — myself among them — have long seen some advantages in the so-called high-tuition, high-aid model, in which a college charges a substantial list price but also awards large amount of aid.

Back when the college charged residents based on the data they used (rather than a flat fee each semester) a massive student-run intranet popped up.

Meanwhile, a total of 20,000 places have also been stripped from higher education institutions in England and auctioned off to universities and colleges charging average fees of £7,500 or less.

Most colleges charge about $50 to $75 per application.

Most community colleges charge nominal or no fees and tuition.

(Only private non-profit colleges charge $42,000 or more per year. No public college charges that much).

How colleges charge for study abroad varies widely.

To the Editor: Although private colleges charge the highest tuition, it's public institutions that educate the most students.

"Could the colleges charge what they're charging now in the absence of federal aid?" asked Neal McCluskey, an education analyst at the Cato Institute, a conservative policy research group.