Sentence examples for price degrees from inspiring English sources

Some universities have not had a clear policy and route to help students out with mental health" Alan Percy, a representative of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and head of the counselling service at the University of Oxford, fears that newer universities may "slash all support services" to offer "bargain price" degrees at lower fees.

It should be possible to offer shorter and cut-price degrees that are demonstrably equivalent (in terms of employability) to the degrees of today.

Another competitively priced degree is the MA from the University of Buckingham in the history of collecting and the art market (£7,500 for home and EU students) which began in January.

On paper, the business, for-profit colleges, should be terrific since many need reasonably priced degree programs with a practical job-oriented flavor.

He also believes that the price of degrees should differ according to their cost and their value to the recipient.

But given that the headline price of degrees has tripled in recent years, there is inevitably more scrutiny of their value.

In theory, schools can make a profit and prepare students for the work force simultaneously – particularly when high-price university degrees provide few practical skills.

The other 75% are enrolled in open-access plans customizable health programs with a sliding scale of prices and degrees of physician choice.

Product reviews have been very positive with the biggest criticisms being price and degree of difficulty.

Affordable means that we will see variable pricing on degrees and schools based on learning outcomes and employment earnings outcomes as well.

"Going down that road is putting a price tag on degrees, and that's not positive for society".