Sentence examples for textbook fees from inspiring English sources

South Africa Absa Bank Undergraduate & Graduate Students Offers student loans that cover tuition and textbook fees for South African citizens.

The service is available nationwide at 4,000 universities, and has reportedly saved some students as much as $650 per quarter in textbook fees.

The central government has implemented new fiscal reform of the free compulsory education since March 2006 through the large transfer payment, exempting tuition fees and textbook fees for all and subsidizing living allowances for poor boarding students.

"Fees consume nearly a quarter of a poor family's income in Sub-Saharan Africa, paying not only for tuition, but also indirect fees such as PTA and community contributions, textbook fees, compulsory uniforms and other charges.

Apart from the sum quoted by the university admissions office for tuition, there was room and board, textbooks, "fees" for fraternity rush, for fraternity pledging, a startlingly high fee (payable in advance, Hector, Jr., said) for fraternity initiation in May.

That yardstick, embraced by the Wall Street analysts who follow the company, excludes some seemingly relevant figures, however -- like the cost of textbooks, licensing fees for curriculum and the cost of computers and the wiring of schools, which Edison considers "central" rather than "school-based" expenses.

In addition, one in four students fails to complete post-secondary education, and among those students, 60percentt cite the cost of "textbooks and fees beyond tuition" as a factor in their decision to withdraw.

In Naperville, Ill., they are charged textbook and workbook fees, even for basic requirements like English and French, according to The Chicago Tribune.

While schools in California now must eliminate textbook and activity fees, affluent children whose parents can afford to reinstate teaching positions will continue to have more educational opportunities than their poorer counterparts.

Because all of the above is free, the pricing will no doubt be appealing to students buried under textbook and course fees.

The fee for the Heartsaver certification class (adult/child/infant) is $60 per person (includes textbook); and the fee for the infant CPR noncertification class is $35 per person.