Sentence examples for first year of tuition from inspiring English sources

They unveiled more details of a £150m scholarship scheme that will pay the first year of tuition fees for 18,000 of the poorest students.

National scholarship This is available to students with a family income of £25,000 or less, and who are the first generation in their family to go to uni, to do their first year of tuition fee-free.

Granny Lin is stunned by the parents' wealth, the ease with which they pay the initiation fee of twenty thousand yuan and another twenty thousand for the first year of tuition and room and board.

The last year has been a humbling ride that has left Melissa slightly dazed, but she's keeping cynicism at bay. "We have the first year of tuition covered," she says.

Ms. Brannon, who believes her daughter was penalized because she told her truth and the speech "rubbed a lot of people the wrong way," said that the recalculated rank jeopardized a scholarship of about $10,000 that covers the first year of tuition at the University of Texas at Austin.

Thirty years later he sold it in an auction for $15,000 to help pay for son's first year of tuition at University of Massachusetts.

Elsewhere, officials report rising interest in colleges that offer a fifth year of tuition free -- in most cases so that students can finish accelerated master's degree programs.

That promise is sound, but s has been made for decades suggesting that the real interest of opposing schools is keeping the third year of tuition.

In terms of money, some people also think that another advantage of the three-year program is the reduction in tuition cost; they believe that because you are going to school for three years instead of four, you don't have to pay for that fourth year of tuition.

This comes a day after the UK's universities admissions service reported a 54,000 drop in students starting courses this autumn, in the first year of higher tuition fees in England.

Mistakes are going to happen, especially because it is a new system". But take comfort from the fact that, on the whole, as the first year of the new tuition-fee regime draws to a close, not much has gone wrong.