Sentence examples for starting tuition from inspiring English sources

Cornell's program, a partnership with Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, is starting small, with just eight students this semester (and a starting tuition of $43,185), but it will scale up to 2,000 students by 2037.

"We need to start seeing tuition relief for families go up just as fast".

"I started before tuition fees became really expensive and I've been very cautious about using my student overdraft.

Since English universities started charging tuition fees to British undergraduates in 1998, they have kept an eye on whether their paying customers are satisfied.

Mr. Suneson added that Next Generation, which started selling tuition refund insurance before it partnered with Sallie Mae, has already paid claims for people who were in this spot.

Did it mean that M.S. 320, which Ms. Elesperance's daughter attended in the early 1980's, would start charging tuition like a private school?

These students, who worked with Mr. Sinha on Sundays and holidays, received free counseling, but he said he will start charging tuition in July, whose amount he has yet to determine.

In a provocative piece in the Brooklyn Rail last year, when it began to seem likely that Cooper would start charging tuition, Litia Perta, an adjunct professor at the school, analyzed the shifts in the way higher education is perceived in the U.S. "The discourse has become one of investment," she wrote.

"Once you start increasing tuition to a point where students can't afford it, you're privatizing the university system...

Since the decision to start charging tuition, the board has tried to appease its students, including efforts to diversify its own membership.

That all changed two years ago, when Cooper Union's board of trustees made moves to start charging tuition to incoming undergraduate students for the first time.