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"With kids and tuition come expenses," he said in an interview.

Today they have more than $10,000 in a 529 plan and they know they won't likely be able to cover four years of tuition come 2022 when their son heads to campus.

What ravages him now is a worry of a different sort -- namely, how he'll afford the increased cost of tuition come fall.

The first time the issue of charging tuition came up in 2012, the students referred to it as betrayal.

Currently, the only specific professional motorway tuition comes under the Pass Plus scheme, which motorists can choose to take after they've passed their L-test.

And when my brother and I finally made it to college, nearly all of our tuition came from student loans and grants, but my dad still had to pay a tiny portion of that tuition himself.

His only tuition came from the music teacher at his primary school, but he got 100% in his first piano exam.

Our tuition comes in the form of a one year programme of bootcamps, workshops, surgeries and digital tools – teaching creative folk everything they need to know to create a functioning and sustainable business.

His boast seems to be reinforced by the caliber of students drawn to Stevens, where the average combined College Board scores are more than 1,300 and whose steep tuition comes close to Ivy League colleges.

For Lillian -- who, like some of her other classmates agreed to be interviewed on the condition that her last name not be used -- the tuition comes to about $30 a month.

Given that all the students at Mount Carmel/Holy Rosary qualify for free lunch and their parents have a hard enough time scraping together the $2,350 yearly tuition, coming up with $125,000 this week is about as likely as all of them winning the Lotto by week's end.