Sentence examples for fee debt from inspiring English sources

The extra hurdles Zowie has faced in her education so far means she brushes off concerns about tuition fee debt.

That may be true, but what I'm hearing from family and friends is that the tuition fee debt is affecting people's chances of getting a mortgage".

Commenting on the findings, he said: "Today's students face an unprecedented financial burden with student loan and tuition fee debt higher than ever before".

The government should be investing far more in attracting the best teachers to the poorest-performing areas, for example, by offering support with housing costs or waiving tuition fee debt.

This means that I will graduate with £27,000 of tuition fee debt – still an awful lot, but nothing as painful as the debt accumulated by those with maintenance loans, which can top the £50,000 mark.

Students are coping with all sorts of factors that make their lives a challenge: the worry about tuition fee debt, an intensely competitive graduate jobs market and the pressure of social media.

The protests in South Africa began in the north, at Tshwane University of Technology, early last year, when students were prevented from registering because of outstanding fee debts.

Shutting the door to international students won't pay young people's tuition fee debts, and ditching doctors from abroad won't cut NHS waiting lists".

With the maximum loan less than half that, at £5,740, maintenance grants frozen, and the prospect of adding to considerable tuition fee debts after graduation, leaving home to study begins to look like a luxury.

The OFT investigated the issue after a complaint from the National Union of Students (NUS) and found that about three-quarters of institutions had terms and conditions for students that could stop them graduating or moving to the next year of their course over unpaid non-tuition fee debts.

If the student movement can spell out and fight for a genuine ideological alternative to fees, debt and marketisation in education, it may well be closer to winning than many presume.