Sentence examples for lower tuitions from inspiring English sources

Page A10 New York SUBURBAN PRIVATE SCHOOLS APPEAL TO CITY PARENTS Confronted with fierce competition for Manhattan's top private schools and waiting lists at many public schools, some New York City parents are seeking out suburban schools that typically offer lower tuitions and easier admissions, as well as multiple playing fields.

Students want lower tuitions, along with better facilities.

Cities have bigger budgets and better schools with lower tuition.

Officials said they would lower tuition by an amount proportional to any money received.

The federal law prevents illegal immigrants from getting preferential treatment (lower tuition) that citizens in other states cannot.

While most F-1 students attend private schools, a growing number are choosing public schools, which typically charge lower tuition.

Public two-year colleges -- typically known as community colleges -- generally have much lower tuition than public four-year colleges.

The California State University system, with lower tuition and easier admission requirements, is even larger, with 23 campuses and roughly 425,000 students.

I understand why colleges might want to increase tuition, but they have to realize that if they do, students will choose colleges with lower tuition.

Unfortunately, the disparate popular outcry to lower tuition and school taxes ultimately increases public costs by starving education, destroying purchase efficiency and lining the pockets of the middleman.

Parents have probably heard this: If you have a pretty sharp child, you can use a college's desire to enroll your Einstein to negotiate a lower tuition.