"reduced tuition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a lower tuition rate than what would normally be charged. For example: "For the upcoming school year, the university is offering reduced tuition for students in need of financial assistance."
May I take a class as non-credit and pay a reduced tuition?
Some reduced tuition arrangements have existed for years, either through bilateral arrangements between states or through regional compacts.
The request for reduced tuition is included in the application itself and determined on an individual basis.
Visiting fellows are charged Reduced Tuition, which may not be waived, and they are not eligible for institutional financial aid.
They will, this year spend £290m on bursaries and reduced tuition fees for poorer students – a fact criticised this week by the government's social mobility advisor Alan Milburn.
Absolutely.... I've actually reduced tuition in half for any kid who graduates from any high school in the city of New York with a B average or better.
By this time Mr. Fuller was attending Central Catholic High School in Toledo, where his parents had negotiated a reduced tuition in exchange for his cleaning classrooms.
Reduced tuition and student health fees are charged; GSAS does not offer financial aid, work-study opportunities, or student loans to visiting fellows.
A student who is permitted to undertake nonresident thesis research must register as a nonresident doctoral candidate and pay a substantially reduced tuition.
Reduced tuition allows students to take 8-10 units per quarter and is about 2/3 the price of full tuition.
Entrepreneurship Boot Camp is provided at a significantly reduced tuition through a partnership between the City of Redwood City and Stanford GSB.
