Sentence examples for tuition out from inspiring English sources

Reducing graduates' wages will do little but keep a law education out of reach for anyone without the means to pay inflated tuition out of pocket, while subsidizing law firm profits.

Their Japanese counterparts must pay tuition out of their own pocket because the department may not be able to support them.

For example, HelloWallet stores tuition information for nearly every college and university across the country, and models the tuition out to a users' expected enrollment date.

Long gone are the days when parents had to pick between the public school in their district or paying pricey private school tuition out of pocket.

Community colleges in Minnesota do not require students to have a social security number, but they have to pay all tuition out of pocket, since there is no state or federal financial support.

When you find a part-time job we can do on top of a full class load that will let us afford tuition out of pocket, let us know.

The for-profits have flaws, but so do nonprofits, with their bloated infrastructure, sky-high tuition, out-of-control athletic programs and resistance to change.

Fordham Coach Joe Moorhead said that in the past, if recruits were not eligible for need-based aid and did not have the wherewithal to pay full tuition out-of-pocket, "99 percent of the time" they would instead choose programs that could offer full scholarships.

All of the variables used to construct the Forbes/CCAP official ranking are available in the "do-it-yourself" option, but the additional variables include: five-year graduation rates, acceptance rate, SAT scores, undergraduate enrollment, student-faculty ratio, in-state tuition, out-of-state tuition and a crime index.

Concern about recruiting out-of-state students runs high, especially after the legislature slashed education funding, leaving universities increasingly reliant on the higher tuition out-of-staters pay.

That's why it's particularly important to get advice and do extensive research before returning to college or any other training program, particularly if they can't afford tuition out-of-pocket.