Sentence examples for stark tuition from inspiring English sources
The contrast with other schools in the Northeast is especially stark; tuition and fees run to $12,612 per year at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, $8,874 at the University of Connecticut, and $12,755 at Rutgers.
Marco Rubio has outlined his plan to make US college education more affordable on Wednesday — a proposal that stands in stark contrast to Bernie Sanders' tuition-free solution.
The numbers are stark: The average cost of annual tuition at a private college in the United States — $21,000 — is astronomically higher than in any other country, three times the average in the next-closest country, Chile, where tuition is barely $7,000 a year.
Does this stark difference come from the cost of tuition?
Watching yesterday's disturbances following the student protests in London against tuition fees, there was a stark contrast to what happened in central Dublin earlier in the week.
The abolition of tuition fees in Scotland was in stark contrast to moves south of the border.
In stark contrast, numerous countries in Europe including Greece, Denmark, and Poland have no tuition fees at all for EU students, meaning even if households have low incomes, their children have the chance to attend university.
Higher education faces stark challenges: the ravaging of public universities' budgets by strained state and local governments; ever rising tuition and student debt; inadequate student achievement; the corrosive impact of soaring inequality; and the neglect by some elite institutions of their core mission of teaching undergraduates.
The plan marks a stark turnabout from Mr. Pataki's first three years in office, when he cut state support for public colleges, raised tuition and reduced aid to poor students.
