Sentence examples for time for tuition from inspiring English sources

ALEX KOPPELMAN: Think this means they're scared of that "food stamp president" line from Newt? COMMENT FROM JOY: love the shoutout to community colleges — it's needed — this is exactly the wrong time for tuition to go up.

Among other benefits, the original GI Bill of Rights (officially the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944) provided World War II veterans with a tuition stipend of $500 a year--enough at the time for tuition at most colleges--as well as a monthly living allowance.

Work full time for tuition reimbursement.

Be prepared to put in extra time for tuition and follow up.

That seems to be the route taken in California.Thus students will this year, for the first time, pay more for tuition than the state gives in funding.

To regain access to the bond market, and under pressure from Albany and Washington, Mayor Abraham D. Beame proposed a series of austerity budgets, slashing funds for schools, libraries and firehouses and, for the first time, charging tuition for the City University of New York.

She uses money from part-time jobs to pay for tuition, not for rent on a private room.

And costs vary wildly among medical schools even within the same state, with one institution charging as much as three times what another charges for tuition and fees.

A suggestion that Pell Grants be reduced comes at a time when tuition for students throughout the country is rising.

Often times, for-profit colleges have much higher tuition than local public colleges.

But in what some university officials and faculty members are hailing as a major victory, legislative leaders in Albany agreed on Tuesday to a policy that would, for the first time, set a fixed rate for tuition increases: $300 annually for the next five years.