Sentence examples for tuition reflects from inspiring English sources
"The fact that approaching half the children in London have received private tuition reflects the relative affluence of the capital, increased competition for school places and, perhaps, some parental concerns over the quality of their children's schooling.
The participants in the program pay tuition, reflecting a 30percentt discount from the regular fees, to the School of Education at Pace.
Ed St. John, a professor of education at the University of Michigan, says that the increases in tuition reflect a societal choice to make the "consumers" of education carry more of its costs.
The vice chancellor of Oxford University, Andrew Hamilton, has suggested that he would like to see tuition fees reflect the "true cost" of an undergraduate education at his institution.
Josaitis has structured tuition to reflect her philosophy: a helping hand — with strings attached.
(Students from outside Europe pay much higher tuition that more accurately reflects the actual cost of their schooling).
Due to the changing expectations of patients the GMC also recommended the introduction of communication skills tuition and to reflect modern health care an increase in community based medical education.
The program's fee of $13,500 also reflects a one-third reduction in tuition at Teachers College.
The 8percenttuitionon increase is the lowest in three years and reflects a continuing campaign by Gov. James E. McGreevey and the Legislature to control student costs at Rutgers and other state colleges.
The disagreement reflects some of the intricate politics involved in the tuition fee debate in Quebec, with the government negotiating with three different student organisations, including Bureau-Blouin's official student organisation FECQ and Nadeau-Dubois's larger Classe.
In Ontario and British Columbia, provincial governments give universities financial assistance for domestic students, but not for their international counterparts — which is reflected in tuition.
