Sentence examples for delivery tuition from inspiring English sources

When I ask these presidents, provosts, deans, faculty, and chief technology officers what keeps them up at night, increasingly their answers all center on two areas; 1) Cost (of instruction delivery tuition), and 2) the explosion in online instruction models.

Next are health reforms (ending universal health care free at the point of delivery), increases in tuition fees for higher education, lower gas subsidies, a property tax and cuts in pensions.

For its many strengths and outstanding features – such as universal access to healthcare free at the point of delivery, publicly-funded research and education, national workforce planning, and subsidised tuition fees for medical students – the National Health Service (NHS) in England is not without weaknesses.

It is likely to lead to higher tuition fees for many, increased state intervention into the organisation and delivery of HE, more bureaucracy for staff and less autonomy for student unions.

Tuition fees?

Tuition increases?

They waived tuition.

Your tuition is personal.

(Tuition certainly is).

Tuition is free.

Worried about tuition fees?