Sentence examples for tuition because the from inspiring English sources

(Her family also had to pay tuition, because the hukou household-registration system denied them free education outside their home province).

There was no tuition, because the professors were all fish -- beautiful brown trout -- every one of them with a Ph.D. I wasn't alone.

Many Dalton families, like ours, struggle to pay the tuition because of the superb education our children receive and the relatively few opportunities for such education in the public schools.

I have never been a fan of free tuition, because that tends to be awfully regressive public policy that favors the affluent.

Presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders promised on Thursday to "revolutionize" higher education with universal free public college tuition, because it is the "right thing to do".

That way, the Scottish can claim that no one is paying tuition fees because the money is going into bursaries.

That is lower than the headline cost of multiplying the number of undergraduates by the £9,000-a-year tuition fees because the policy only applies to English students, and young people from households earning less than £25,000 a year are exempt.

"It's the same as tuition dollars, because the students cannot opt out," Campfield said.

His parents wanted to be reimbursed for tuition costs because the public schools didn't adequately meet their son's needs.

A reliance on merit aid to attract students also provides a disincentive for colleges to reduce or limit increases in tuition, because it has become the practice to keep tuition high and then negotiate down with each student.

Representative Tom Tancredo, Republican of Colorado: In August The Denver Post reported the story of a star high school student who was struggling to get college tuition because his family had entered the country illegally.