Sentence examples for tuition from inspiring English sources

What tuition fees did to Nick Clegg, this leadership U-turn is already doing to Farage, turning him into a human punchline who will never be believed again.

It's the second biggest cost to students, after their tuition fees, and the biggest upfront cost, so getting it right is important.

Protesters have camped out in one of the university's main meeting rooms for nearly two weeks, with a range of demands about privatisation, tuition fees and diversity.

But the Lib Dems' difficulties will not end when and if the tuition fees row dies down.

But others, while recognising their party is in a mess, believe that, in the longer term, the tuition fees issue may help to show that the Lib Dems have matured into a party of government.

She admitted the tuition fees row was a "mess", but said it was also evidence that Lib Dems now matter.

A week at Surf Berbere, including accommodation, surfing and tuition, but not flights, starts at £400.

There are dozens of schools offering every possible permutation of tuition and course, from a three-hour try-out upwards (from beginner to winner, as they say), as well as shops selling and renting equipment.

Clegg has made Coppard's job easier, not just by reneging on his pledge not to increase tuition fees but by being in the highest echelons of a government that, shortly after its formation in 2010, cancelled a £80m loan to Sheffield Forgemasters, which the steel company had hoped to use to buy a new forging press for producing nuclear plant components, creating jobs.

With tuition fees of £9,000 and a possible total university debt of £60,000 for medical students, it's obvious to me that if you're an intelligent, prospective student and want to make money, medicine isn't the way forward.

Since the tripling of tuition fees universities have been spending more money on marketing – embracing social media and revamping their branding.