Sentence examples for tuition something from inspiring English sources

When you are spending a few hundred dollars in fees a semester in addition to the actual tuition, something does not seem right.

Though Farron claims to be passionately proud of the Lib Dems' record in government, he voted against some of the coalition's most unpopular policies, including the bedroom tax and, crucially, tuition fees – something he admits will have helped his campaign.

He also decided to support a rise in tuition fees, something he had opposed in opposition.

He also decided to support a rise in tuition fees, something he had opposed when in opposition.

A degree at a top full-time M.B.A. program like the Johnson School at Cornell University costs $71,000 in tuition plus something like $130,000 in forgone compensation.

White emphasized that raising tuition is something that "none of us want to do" and that no decision will be made until after the governor proposes a new budget in January.

It's insane to think that nowadays we have to pay around $100,000 worth of tuition for something that isn't even guaranteed to help us in the future.

"We think that the offer we presented [today] reaches the limit of what the College can reasonably afford without requiring an unrealistic tuition increase, something that the College absolutely cannot support".

"Scrapping tuition fees is something we want to do, but the economic reality is that we will not be able to do everything we want to straight away".

One admissions official told her that she would be accepted only if she paid the tuition up front, something her family could not afford.

I got thirty or thirty-five dollars for each club date, but of course I had to buy clothes and pay tuition and give something to the family I lived with.