Sentence examples for moderate tuition from inspiring English sources

The sometimes striking tuition increases, just now being reported, come after seven years of moderate tuition increases at generally twice the rate of inflation.

"In the rest of the country, the admission funnel is shrinking, and you have to moderate tuition increases," said Patrick F. Bassett, head of the National Association of Independent Schools.

Wooster is increasing aid, moderating tuition increases and looking very carefully at where we can reduce expenses without impacting our educational programs".

Neither sector of higher education, public or private, has seen percent price increases even close to the increase in the HEPI, indicating that college leaders have moderated tuition costs in the face of ever-higher costs for the important services we provide.

Legault proposes strengthening the laws that protect the French language, supports a more moderate student tuition rise while promising a decade-long moratorium on any sovereignty referendum.

Participants paid for their travel and housing expenses and a moderate $1000 tuition fee was charged to cover items not covered through the T15 award, including catering and keynote receptions.

His candidacy came after his activities as a member of the Student Worker Action Group, which had been critical of the previous president's more moderate approach to opposing tuition increases, including efforts to support the reduction of tuition increases, rather than insisting on their elimination.

As online courses and programs become a larger percentage of these schools, their tuition increases will moderate and eventually reverse.

Dominic A.A. Randolph, Riverdale's head of school, said that tuition increases have moderated in the past two years, with increases of only 4 to 5 percent.

A more moderate approach might be to permit tuition to rise to the levels now charged to out-of-state students, while protecting those with less ability to pay.

Even on the minimum wage there is no consensus: Party moderates believe that a proposal to make college tuition tax-deductible would appeal to more voters than a promise to raise the minimum wage.