Sentence examples for price students from inspiring English sources

At the heart of the package is the proposal that universities, rather than government, should set the price students pay.

Putting in the hours It's worth crunching the numbers to demonstrate this gap between work, earnings and the price students are paying for their education.

To be eligible for the lower price, students must apply by the Dec. 15 "early action" deadline, thereby indicating a strong, but nonbinding, preference for Seton Hall over others.

Discovery Quay, Cardiff Bay: The Doctor Who Experience Runs: Ongoing Price: Students, 20 per cent off tickets at the box office, otherwise £13 online This had to be included.

But success comes at a price: students and their families must abide by rigid academic and behavioral expectations, and the attrition rate for KIPP's students, in some schools, can be startlingly high.

Fashion Museum, Bath: Georgian Fashion Runs: Until 1 January 2015 Price: Students £11 or, if from the University of Bath, free with a Resident's Discovery Card, which can be acquired from The Roman Baths with ID The Georgians were famous for their fashions and this exhibition explores looks at the finest fashions worn to the high society gatherings in the 18th century.

Microsoft has a business price, home price, student price and Third World price for Windows.

Not only could you get a break on the price, student musicians may be more game to play along with dressing up to match the period.

But school officials point out that even with the higher prices, students are getting a good deal.

Martin Blakey, chief executive of student housing charity Unipol, said the expansion of high-end accommodation and studio flats was pricing students out.

"The really interesting thing to me," she said, "is if you look at net prices students pay, considering the grant aid and tax benefits, students at public two-year institutions are actually paying less, in inflation-adjusted dollars.