Sentence examples for reducing tuition from inspiring English sources

Reducing tuition fees would benefit high earning graduates while cutting bursaries would directly penalise poorer students.

In reducing tuition fees to an artificial level, Labour would jeopardise the value, worth and quality of British degrees.

Miliband has work to do on today's speech about reducing tuition fees from a maximum £9,000 to £6,000 – one of his flagship pledges.

To attract the best and the brightest, he instituted a merit-based scholarship, reducing tuition by one-third to students in the top 10percentt of their high school class.

Reducing tuition fees will help address the shortage, as will ending the undermining of teachers' pay, pensions and conditions, never mind the almost daily criticism of the profession by government and Ofsted.

While Labour was unveiling a strong "retail offering" to voters such as recruiting more doctors and nurses, freezing energy bills, reducing tuition fees and taxing the rich, the Tory policy shelf was remarkably bare.

Labour saying it will reduce tuition fees to £6,000 is a step in the right direction.

To keep it from being a financial burden, reduce tuition by the average annual electric bill.

Haiti's plan calls for subsidizing nonpublic schools to eliminate or reduce tuition.

Does your institution have any plans to reduce tuition in light of the current economy?

"I've heard about you trying to reduce tuition fees," she says.