Income sources reported to the federal government include tuition, gifts, contracts, application fees and other miscellaneous income.
That includes introducing or raising tuition, brokering corporate contracts — and soliciting donations.
They also show how Ed set out a positive vision for the future with Labour's better plan, including on zero-hours contracts, lower tuition fees and rents".
All 18 state prepaid plans differ slightly, but most sell contracts or tuition credits that establish how much someone will pay in now to receive a certain return in the future based on projected in-state public university tuition.
In 2006, parents of a newborn there could buy an eight-semester contract for tuition (though not room and board) to attend its flagship university for $41,493.
They would do this by firing public sector workers, scapegoating teachers, closing libraries, upping tuition fees, rolling back union contracts, creating rush privatisations of public assets and decreasing pensions – mix the cocktail for where you live.
Many of these universities have profited mightily as training establishments for counter-terrorism and domestic security professionals, bringing in more than $15 billion a year through national security contracts, grants, and tuition.
Create college or graduate study/work and/or apprenticeship programs in which industry would pay student costs and tuition in return for employment contracts on reasonable terms and lengths of time.
As many are aware, New Labour prepared the ground for many of the coalition policies through the expansion of PFI, contracting out, academies, tuition fees and other market-orientated measures.
Policymakers could address the attrition of doctors and nurses from rural areas by offering assistance with post-graduate admission or tuition, in exchange for a contracted promise to return to a rural area as a specialist for a set number of years upon degree completion.
