Sentence examples for system of tuition from inspiring English sources
The university denied lobbying on behalf of any system of tuition fees.
Even when top-up fees morphed into the current system of tuition fees and loans in the 2004 Higher Education Act, the top-up idea remained intact.
"This is yet another example of the unfairness built into the new system of tuition fees for students from the rest of the UK.
A graduate tax to replace the current system of tuition fees and student loans is being proposed by the National Union of Students (NUS) as a way out of the government's dilemma over the rising costs of higher education.
The crippling legacy of the coalition's new system of tuition fees is laid bare today, with a government analysis that shows Britain will be loading almost £200bn of debt on to the students of the future.
The first is to stick with the current system of tuition fees paid up-front by students but to increase them from their current means-tested level of £1,100 a year.
Other options include Plaid's "ideal system" of abolishing tuition fees.
Mr. Schleicher praised Britain's willingness to raise university tuition fees, calling the French, German and Italian systems of free tuition "unsustainable".
Thanks to the abolition of the student grant system, the introduction of tuition fees, and the cultural dominance of the privately educated, any modern-day Bowies would these days find themselves standing outside a great many closed doors.
This article was originally published as part of our "Is University Still Worth It?" week, but remains as relevant today, in February of 2018, following the news that Prime Minister Theresa May will announce an independent review of university fees and student finance, citing the fact that UK students face "one of the most expensive systems of university tuition in the world".
He added, "I am interested in looking at the feasibility of changing the system of financing student tuition so that the repayment mechanism is variable graduate contributions tied to earnings".
