Sentence examples for tuition charge from inspiring English sources

But at least, unlike your undergraduate education, failure doesn't come with a hefty tuition charge.

Teachers also claim they are not supplied with basic materials despite the £5,000-6,000 annual tuition charge.

Some, such as Holland Park Tuition, charge £58 an hour, while others, such as Kip McGrath and Explore Learning, are well below this at £27 per 80-minute session and £7-£15 an hour respectively.

Responding to the report, he proposed a slightly different scheme, with the potential to raise more money from graduates: there would still be a £1,000-a-year tuition charge, but students from poorer families would be spared all or part of it.

This is because we were asked by the government to consider bids from institutions where an 'average tuition charge (after waivers) is at or below £7,500 per year' (White Paper executive summary para 8)." The government – or rather the treasury – prefers fee waivers because they reduce the amount it has to spend on subsidising the student loan system.

There will be a tuition charge for credit-earning courses, but the amount hasn't been determined," said Jenny LaCoste-Caputo, spokeswoman for the UT System.

Because we accept debt, few university administrators have ever been held accountable for the tuition charged.

This school year, Fordham's estimated tuition charges are $42,845 for full-time students.

An online syllabus could reach many more students, and reduce tuition charges and eliminate room and board.

There are, however, a number of private high schools throughout the country, supported generally through a combination of tuition charges and private grants or endowments.

At the time, dozens of profit-making night schools were springing up, offering a more practical curriculum at a fraction of the tuition charged by established schools.