Sentence examples for offset the tuition from inspiring English sources

Neither did the center raise outside money to offset the tuition losses, he said.

The trustees approved $5 million in new aid to offset the tuition increase for the poorest students.

While Jewish day schools continue to solicit large endowment gifts to offset the tuition costs, the Foundation for Jewish Camp (FJC) has announced a new affordability initiative.

John's said yesterday that Barkley received between $2,500 and $4,000 from the church's tuition committee to help offset the $23,500 tuition at Maine Central Institute, where Barkley attended in 1997-98.

About 20 percent of the current 120 students receive financial aid to offset the $14,800 tuition, which is about half the average private-school tuition nationwide but far more than the University of Nebraska program's $2,500.

As for Drexel, I was lucky enough to receive a scholarship that would greatly offset the cost of tuition, but my problem with Drexel is that you have to pay tuition while on co-op.

And a rather affluent self-employed couple with an income of $78,000 and a child in college would save more under the Gore plan because of Mr. Gore's tax break to help offset the cost of tuition.

If they lose money, they'll be less able to deliver on their obligations to retirees, to offer college aid packages to offset the truly horrific tuition prices levied by their institutions, or to finance much-needed philanthropic works.

D.C. residents may also be eligible for a grant of up to $10,000 per year to offset the cost of tuition at any public university in the country.

President Obama has already in the first 100 days enacted legislation making the cost of college more affordable by making working families eligible for a $2,500 tax credit to help offset the cost of tuition, modernizing and expanding the Perkins Loan Program and reforming the Pell Grant program.

Mr. Gore emphasized the money he would spend to hire teachers, raise teachers' salaries and give parents tax breaks to help offset the cost of college tuition.