Sentence examples for tuition changes from inspiring English sources

The commission report calls for the tuition changes to be phased in over three years and suggests the first increases might be an average of 2.5percentto4percentcent a year.

The result has been no tuition changes for six years, three years of increases totaling $1,300, two years without change followed by a $750 jump, culminating in the most recent seven-year drought.

When the tuition changes were announced, Hunter College immediately made available a generous package of grants, interest-free loans and other payment plan assistance according to the individual needs of the students.

Mr. Spitzer's 30-member commission on higher education reported last month that the state was losing its competitive edge and called for it to clear up a $5 billion backlog in maintenance and construction at its public universities, to hire 2,000 new full-time professors — including 250 academic stars — and carry out tuition changes and other steps.

For about a $4,000 to $5,000 change in income, the cost of a bachelor's degree increased about $32,000 (i.e., about 14 cents of income for each dollar of tuition change).

The shadow Treasury team have been looking at various options to reform pension tax reliefs and to fund tuition fee changes.

Clegg says if the tuition fee changes had led to a decline in the number of people going to university, especially from black or disadvantaged backgrounds, he would accept that Lib Dem talk of extending opportunity would be "hollow".

For example, in the 2012 cycle, the decrease in applications in November was much greater than the final picture in January – possibly because applicants were making more considered decisions about their higher education choices after the tuition fee changes in 2012".

A recent Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) report into the impact of the 2012 English tuition fee changes on the cross-border flow of UK students entering higher education showed only a modest decline - around half a per cent - in the number of Scottish students studying elsewhere in the UK, and little change among English students.

A spokewoman for Trinity attributed the additional 259 UK applications directly to tuition fee changes which had "resulted in more students from Northern Ireland and the UK considering Irish universities as an option when making their applications".

"For example, in the 2012 cycle the decrease in applicants in November was much greater than the final picture in January, possibly because applicants were making more considered decisions about their higher education choices after the tuition fee changes in 2012".