Sentence examples for tuition made from inspiring English sources

Tuition made up 5 percent of the school's budget in 1984-85; now it's 25 percent.

In 1989, tuition made up a quarter of the total education revenue at state universities.

Since its founding, St. John's has been a gateway to the business world and the professions for thousands of working-class students for whom the university's low tuition made it possible to attend college.

This has led to 65 per cent of Londoners saying they are worried all or most of the time, and 21 per cent agreed that the costs of living and tuition made them worry they wouldn't be able to finish their studies.

Tuition made the student have some skin in the game.

"In financial terms, private tuition makes sense on a number of levels," said Turner.

The only strategy cannot be to persistently raise tuition, making college outside the reach of many families.

New York City's elite high schools have been busy raising tuition, making them among the priciest places in the country to get educated, more than Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania.

Eliminating public college tuition makes it free for everyone, poor or rich, leaving less of that $47 billion to help low-income people who really struggle to pay for college, day care and other basic needs.

The average yearly TA salary is $4100, but the average UT member pays $5120 in yearly tuition, making a net yearly loss of over $1000.

"I've got to get tuition, make tuition.