Sentence examples for low tuition from inspiring English sources

There are no admission requirements, no scheduling clashes and no, or low, tuition costs.

But like most universities in Canada, Waterloo is a public institution with relatively low tuition subsidized by Canadian taxpayers.

For decades, North Carolina's university system was the model: healthy state support and low tuition and fees.

Those who went to college paid very low tuition and received much more generous public subsidies for their schooling.

"With our low tuition, I'm not particularly worried," said Mr. Luney, a former dean of another historically black law school, North Carolina Central, in Durham.

After high school, he was attracted by the low tuition to enroll at the University of Alabama but after a year, short of money, returned to the store.

But California, with its network of low-tuition community colleges, was the only state to get an A on affordability.

But openings in universities, especially the low-tuition public institutions that are considered the most appealing, are increasingly at a premium in this nation of 170 million people.

Having said that, the public institutions that I found are cheapest for low-income students are in low-tuition states, such as California, Florida, Louisiana, and North Carolina.

But the chancellor of a campus affected by the plan said the low-tuition program might be expanded to other universities if it can be financially sustained.

The school was the brainchild of Norman Atkins, a former journalist who had been running a charitable foundation in New York, and James Verrilli, a middle school teacher who was principal of a low-tuition private school in Newark.