Sentence examples for tuition challenges from inspiring English sources

Or pondering college tuition challenges?

Students in public universities are challenging tuition hikes with protests despite enormous repression.

Where once it was somewhat easier for striving low-income people (or, at least, their children) to ascend to the working and middle classes, in recent years stagnant wages, the decline of unionization of the private work force, insufficient subsidies for child care and skyrocketing college tuition have presented major challenges for those trying to escape from poverty.

Fifteen people were arrested at Baruch College after protesters tried to crash a board meeting for the City University of New York to challenge a tuition increase.

Out-of-state tuition is a real challenge for poor students: roughly $6,800 at a CUNY four-year institution, $8,300 at a SUNY school.

On the subject of the deficit, Osborne used that as an excuse to challenge Johnson over tuition fees.

Challenge: Preparation and tuition costs.

Mr Clegg had to go back on a promise not to raise tuition fees, for instance, presenting a challenge for a party largely comprised of moderate voters on the left and the right.

Colleges fear that their high prices and the concern over rising student debt are turning people away, and on Wednesday, President Obama again challenged them to rein in tuition increases.

First and most important, these colleges acknowledge that traditionally underrepresented students face challenges that go far beyond paying tuition.

Providing an internationally recognized design education at locally competitive tuition rates, however, could prove to be a challenge that prevents more Western schools from expanding into Asia.