Sentence examples for tuition compared from inspiring English sources

The Sutton Trust poll estimates that 31% of students from better-off families have had some private tuition, compared to 15% from less well-off families.

However, a recent report (pdf) analysing data returns from music hubs in 2013 showed that just 12.8% of participants received a subsidy in tuition, compared with 18.3% of children being eligible for free school meals nationally.

In a survey of 11- to 16-year-olds by the Sutton Trust, an education charity, 45% of Asian children said they received some kind of private tuition compared with 20% of white pupils.

Minnesota taxpayers now pick up 46percentt of the cost of tuition compared to 10 years ago when they picked up two-thirds.

While the program at Everest comes with a much higher price tag -- nearly $60,000 in tuition, compared to less than $3,000 at area community colleges -- its degrees appear to be less valuable on the career marketplace.

How do the public's perceptions of college tuition compare to the actual cost?

I have also worked for a tuition centre in North London and I doubt the effectiveness of tuition centres compared to one-to-one tuition.

It meant that students studying at Scottish universities would be charged an extra year of tuition fees compared with students studying a comparable course elsewhere in the UK.

In London, 44% of pupils had private or home tuition last year, compared with 34% in 2005.

Some 31% of wealthier pupils received private tuition last year compared with 15% from poorer families, according to a survey for the Sutton Trust.

Do we really believe that we can account for the role of upbringing or access to private tuition when comparing young people's exam results?