Sentence examples for implemented tuition from inspiring English sources

I considered that to be an order.' " "Schnurr said he believed Martin wanted only positive strength reports so he, Martin, could report that the newly implemented tuition assistance program was accomplishing its goal," the report said.

As dean of the Graduate School, Kulkarni led the strategic planning Task Force on the Future of the Graduate School, implemented a sixth-year funding program for graduate students in the humanities and social sciences, and with the dean for research implemented tuition matching funds for faculty who support fourth- and fifth-year graduate students on sponsored research.

If the proposal is implemented, tuition rates could decrease and therefore students would borrow less debt.

Some private colleges and universities have taken these numbers to heart and have implemented tuition freezes or reductions, which has generated favorable reaction from current and prospective students, parents and communities at large, as the move greatly assists students burdened by the cost of education.

However, implementing tuition support strategies often requires coordination between ministries of health, ministries of education and public and private universities.

* Virginia's community colleges implemented a tuition increase during the spring 2010 semester.

Some countries implemented high tuition fees for medical students.

Administrators then believed that advanced students used fewer university resources, says Fred L. Hall, who as associate dean of graduate studies at McMaster University helped implement the tuition differential between the so-called residency and postresidency periods.

So what would implementing free tuition look like?

UC President Janet Napolitano announced Wednesday that the system would not implement any tuition hikes for the summer since budget negotiations are underway with the legislature and governor that could affect those rates.

By the association's count, 41 private colleges have cut or frozen tuition, 12 have implemented guarantees that their undergrads will graduate in four years or that their tuition will never go up, and another 16 have instituted tuition increases at or below inflation levels.