Sentence examples for tuition of students from inspiring English sources

Similarly, SUNY at Fredonia will pay the tuition of students in its "Fredonia in Four" program if they can't get needed courses.

The university agreed to pay Global Tree a commission of 15percentt of the first year's tuition of students who enrolled, or about $2,000 per student.

THE Supreme Court ruled last week, in a case involving Cleveland schools, that public money in the form of vouchers could subsidize the tuition of students who choose to attend religious schools.

The most sustained applause came for a relatively modest $10 million program promising to pay the community college tuition of students graduating in the top 20percentt of their high school classes, apparently without regard to income.

The first, the Robert Noyce scholarships, helps pay the tuition of students who promise to teach after earning a STEM degree but has no explicit research component.

It has led to opposition parties questioning the Welsh government policy of paying most of students' tuition fees, regardless of where in the UK they study.

It would reverse the current system of subsidising the cost of tuition for students regardless of where in the UK they go to university.

We would suggest that government undertakes to write off, over a period of time, the undergraduate tuition fees of students who become teachers, as long as they remain in the state system in this country during that period".

Dyson will fund the tuition fees of students and intends to offer them a full-time graduate position in the firm at the end of the four-year course.

The Welsh government picks up the tab for a big chunk of university tuition fees of students from Wales wherever they choose to study and developments like free schools and academies in England have been rejected here.

Despite these protests the Conservative/Lib Dem coalition government won a vote in the House of Commons which would result in universities eventually being able to charge students up to £9,000 a year for the annual tuition costs of students.