Sentence examples for new tuition from inspiring English sources
The five new tuition books are for the complete novice.
These will mushroom after 2006 to make the new tuition fees more palatable.
The new tuition fee regime, they say, is fair and will support the poorest.
Students, faculty members and administrators said the new tuition shocked them.
Of those accepted to begin study this autumn, 75 percent would have to pay the new tuition fees.
"We got shed loads of concessions out of the new tuition fee system because of the [Lib Dem] pledge campaign.
This professional deficiency is something the new, tuition-free Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering wants to fix.
The new tuition-fee regime for undergraduates to be introduced next year means universities are increasingly focused on developing workplace degrees in conjunction with businesses, according to Michelle Hammond, a law lecturer at Staffordshire University, who wrote a module on the offender's journey through the criminal justice system for the Dovegate degree.
Whereas British universities offer students government loans to pay the new higher tuition fees, "our kids will come out with zero debt," he said.
Now that most universities have announced their new, higher tuition fees from next year, Josh's sense of bitterness about the cost of university has deepened.
However, he was unable to confirm that universities would not lose money under a new Labour tuition fees system, which is likely to be unveiled later this month.
