Sentence examples for tuition part from inspiring English sources

A state audit released in March stoked criticism of the university system for its pursuit of out-of-state and international students, who pay significantly higher tuition — part of an increasingly controversial national trend in which public universities rely on nonresident tuition to help fill budget gaps left by declining state appropriations.

(Under the current system, full-time students in Britain are given a government loan to cover the full costs of tuition; part-time students are required to pay their fees in advance).

Colleges have justified rising tuition, in part, by saying that it does not cover anywhere near the full cost of educating a student.

If the plans by Wiltshire council to cut music tuition as part of making a required £30m of savings go ahead, they could deprive those from lower-income families of benefiting from funding that placed music teachers in schools.

If you're pursuing a course that is related to your career, your employer may be able to pay for some or all of your tuition as part of your continuing professional development.

The argument for the religious subsidies built on Chief Justice Rehnquist's opinion for the court two years ago in a school voucher case from Ohio, holding that it did not violate the Constitution for states to give parents vouchers for religious school tuition as part of a general "school choice" plan.

Neither the university nor the district will help pay for students' tuition as part of this agreement.

But at most schools, students investing in their own future through tuition is part of the business model.

That dream has taken some hits recently and the rising cost of college tuition is part of the problem.

While the tuition discounting part of their argument is sound, the fact remains that it is average prices of tuition and fees that is rising at two-to-three times the rate of inflation.

And the bills grow ever greater as colleges raise tuition in part to meet the demands of rich families for campus amenities so that their children can live in the style to which they have grown accustomed.