Sentence examples for hold tuition from inspiring English sources

She says she would like to do better, but is straining to hold tuition to about $8,000.

He said "adequate and predictable" state financing would allow colleges and universities themselves to hold tuition increases to "modest levels".

For the fifth consecutive year, Westchester Community College will hold tuition steady at $98 a credit, or $2,350 a year for a full-time student.

The mood at the committee meeting last night was somber, but the tone was civil, as both students and faculty members acknowledged CUNY's efforts to hold tuition down, but predicted a harmful impact on students.

One of New Jersey's 19 community colleges will reduce its tuition this fall for in-county students and 11 will hold tuition rates steady, the New Jersey Council of County Colleges announced last week.

The ability to offer an online program of equal quality to its classroom peers can make education somewhat less expensive and, by letting universities continue to improve productivity at the same rate as other parts of the economy, allow them to hold tuition increases flat to inflation.

"We're holding tuition flat for college students," Brown said.

One was holding tuition flat this year while we look at different tuition models.

O'Malley did this by freezing state college tuition for four years and then holding tuition increases to 3percentt or lower after that.

The colleges are also trying to hold down tuition increases.

Mr. Earnest's mention of incentives may hint that Mr. Obama will expand on his idea to provide more aid for students to attend colleges that hold down tuition.