Sentence examples for tuition loan from inspiring English sources

Fate — or finance — intervened: he couldn't get a tuition loan and was cast in a reading of "In the Heights".

Six months after completing the courses in August, she will have to start paying off her own $3,100 tuition loan.

The students receive yearly stipends, summer research funding, travel and research expense reimbursements, and after entering PhD programs, are eligible for undergraduate tuition loan repayments.

After entering a Ph.D. program in one of the designated fields, Mellon fellows are eligible for up to $10,000 in undergraduate tuition loan repayment.

Without maintenance grants, it will mean that I'm taking out a £8,200 maintenance loan on top of the £9,000 tuition loan, which equates to £51,600 worth of debt for three years' study.

Martin Lewis, the personal finance expert who led a taskforce to help explain the new tuition loan scheme, attacked the decision to backdate the change to 2012, announced by the chancellor as part of his spending review.

Because the degrees are international, students cannot claim government tuition loans.

Whatever prospective students' concerns about leaving school with big tuition loans, the executive suite continues to fare much better than main street.

Who would be against a fund for coastal protection, or oil-field cleanup, or breath alcohol testing, or college tuition loans?

Both houses of the State Legislature passed legislation yesterday to sharply restrict the relationships between colleges and the companies that make tuition loans to their students.

The government's July 2011 Open Public Services white paper promises that "many part-time students will be able to get tuition loans for the first time".