The phrase "tuition on" is not correct in most contexts
It would be better to use the phrase "tuition for" instead. For example, "My parents are paying tuition for me to attend college."
Ms. Petrillo, who lives with her mother, cannot meet the mortgage payment and the children's Catholic school tuition on one salary.
Based in Bangalore, it provides one-to-one tuition on the Internet to students in (he says) 225 countries, but mainly in the USA, about 25,000 students in all.
But it is definitely not one of those investment strategies to bet your kid's college tuition on.
The cost of tuition, on the other hand, has increased dramatically.
When the general imposed tuition on free universities, protest was no option.
But many ex-soldiers complain of bureaucratic ineptitude, resulting in failure to pay tuition on time and crushing debt.
Tuition, on average, increased more rapidly over the decade at public institutions than it did at private ones.
All true, but if so, why not let Franklin pay for her tuition on her own with her Olympics earnings?
Federal law also sets a standard for state schools that imposes higher, out-of-state tuition on such students.
Temporarily, Two Cents' Tuition On Oct. 10, 1875, synagogue officials set forth the rules for the congregation's Sunday school.
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