Sentence examples for huge tuition from inspiring English sources

At the same time, I feel sorry for them because they will be having to pay these huge tuition fees".

For much of the early part of 2012, huge tuition protests by students, which were met by an equally large police response, frequently paralyzed the area and discouraged diners and drinkers from going out.

"But actually, community colleges, which are supposed to be our safety net institutions, were losing ground even before the economic downturn, with huge tuition increases at a time when family income was declining".

But if sales fall short, the university could be on the hook for tens of millions in construction costs even as it wrestles with up to $80 million in budget cuts for the next fiscal year as well as plans for huge tuition increases.

Ms. Gondar said students would prefer regular, modest tuition increases rather than huge program cuts coupled with the occasional huge tuition spike — as long as the extra revenue did not get "swept" for use in balancing the state's budget, as was the case two years ago.

Chuka Umunna, the shadow business secretary, told the BBC: "This is a damning indictment of their failed economic plan, which is hitting people really hard, people are losing their jobs, people are paying huge tuition fees – and in addition to that, it's a continuing endorsement of Ed Miliband's leadership.

Surgeons, like all medics, run up huge tuition-fee debts during the first years of their long training as they pay full fees, and while they may be paid a salary while training in hospitals, they are actually providing a service to the NHS.

One is practical: it is unlikely that vouchers will cover the huge annual tuition bills of Washington's private schools.

Liberal Democrat collusion has helped oversee the likely dismantling of the NHS, huge increases in tuition fees, and the introduction of a punitive and stigmatising benefits system.

But this average figure masks a huge variation in tuition fees, which range from £3,400 to £31,738, with international students usually charged more than those from the UK and the rest of the European Union.

"What we're trying to do is level out the expectation for the cost of college so that people can be planful, so that they aren't a freshman at one price and the sophomore year they have a huge hike in tuition," Dr. Zimpher said.