Sentence examples for proportion of tuition from inspiring English sources

How has the proportion of tuition covered by Pell grants changed over the last two decades?

And given that Offa will be ensuring that a proportion of tuition fees is spent on access arrangements, the money available for careers education should be rising, not falling.

On average $30,725 per MBA is given out per MBA student (although, as a proportion of tuition fees, this fell a touch in 2013 compared with the year before).

The report calls on more tutoring agencies to provide a proportion of their tuition to disadvantaged pupils for free – some already do – as well as an expansion of non-profit and state-sponsored tuition programmes that link tutors with disadvantaged schools.

While the maximum cost of student loans tripled to £9,000, the proportion of the cost of tuition covered by the Higher Education Funding Council for England's (Hefce) teaching grant has fallen from 59 per cent in 2009/10 to 34 per cent in 2013/14.

That gives it a strong admissions profile, which is good for the closely watched college rankings, and a healthy proportion of out-of-state tuition checks, which run two-and-a-half times those of Vermont residents.

As his reference to Vanderbilt suggested, public colleges think they're taking an unfair proportion of the heat on the tuition issue.

Families contribute to a trust and get a certificate representing a share of tuition at current rates, a proportion that remains constant even as tuition rises.

Tuition as a proportion of income has risen.

And since 2012, there has been a 40% reduction in the proportion of mature and part-time students at universities, following the introduction of tuition fees.

"And lots of tuition, too," added Nana.