You can take a fundraising course over two or three semesters, meeting in two-and-a-half-hour night classes, for a tuition of between $3,500 and $4,000, or you can attend an intensive winter class starting in January that runs for five eight-hour days for a fee of $2,000.
I had assumed it would take hours of practice before you had any chance of hitting anything, but under the expert tuition of our instructor, Jon Henderson, the interval between picking up the gun for the first time and hitting the target was probably less than a minute.
(Officially, Cooper lists a tuition of $38,550, but extends what it calls a full-tuition scholarship to everyone).
Haas' tuition of $20,000 a year is a bargain.
As it is necessary to fix and streamline service usage costs, service fees including kindergarten tuitions and childcare fees need to be charged by time intervals and the difference between the flexible tuitions of kindergartens and the maximum childcare fees of childcare facilities need to be adjusted.
The company puts the courses online, recruits students from a call center in Dallas, and takes a large percentage of the tuition revenue — between fifty and seventy per cent.
The poorest students will face a gap of £384 in 2010 between tuition fees of £3,290 and the full loan.
Hundreds of thousands of children – some as young as two – now receive private tuition at a cost of between £7 and £60 an hour.
Has putting a financial transaction, in the form of tuition fees, at the heart of the relationship between lecturer and student really raised everybody's game?
Administrators rely increasingly on higher tuition from out-of-staters.
Tuition for out-of-state students could rise by 5%.
