Sentence examples for tuition students from inspiring English sources

Until the late 1990s, when the Labour government introduced tuition, students paid nothing to attend college.

For the $18,000 tuition, students can receive a master's degree in education within 18 months.

Dutch students pay $1,550 a year in tuition; students who come from outside the European Union pay $8,500.

Think of education as a process not a product: The more tuition students pay, the more they want to 'get something out of' their education.

At Berea College, which charges no tuition, students work in various campus jobs to pay their way, including in a thriving furniture and crafts operation.

As for cost, there's no flat fee for full-time tuition; students are billed $1,330 per credit hour, and full-time means 12 credits or more, starting at $31,920 for the year.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla .— With tuition, student loan debt and default rates all spiraling higher, what's not to love about a $10,000 bachelor's degree?

By The New Yorker November 11, 2011 This week in the magazine, James Surowiecki writes about college tuition, student-loan debt, and unemployment.

She shells out a lot of money on tuition, student loan interest and income taxes.

While online learning is commonplace, higher education remains firmly in the crosshairs of critics targeting high tuition, student debt, poor completion rates and unemployed and underemployed graduates — demonstrating a growing skills gap.

She says she envisions public and private college students rallying to make continued linkages between rising tuition, student debt and joblessness.