Sentence examples for tuition survey from inspiring English sources

Last November, Moody's Investor Service released its annual tuition survey forecast finding that "net tuition revenue growth at US nonprofit colleges and universities in fiscal 2015 will be the weakest in a decade".

And in certain places, "demand for graduates is so high that employers are providing full tuition," the survey notes (although it does not reveal where those places may be).

225 resettled Iraqi refugees in Western Sydney attending the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP), federally funded English language tuition, were surveyed.

This year, according to our annual survey, published tuition and fees at independent institutions grew 3.9 percent — the first time on record the rate has been below 4 percent — while institutional student aid increased 6.2 percent.

Last month, Ofsted completed a survey of instrumental tuition in 15 local authorities.

A1 College Tuition on the Rise A survey released by the College Board shows that public colleges and universities raised tuition almost 10percentthis yearar, while tuition at private institutions went up almost 6percentt.

One in 10 students studying for A-levels has been put off university because of the increase in tuition fees next year, a new survey suggests.

Paid internships can cover some costs, and graduates' earnings may justify taking on debt for tuition and expenses, the CGS survey suggests.

Yet surveys show that tuition at for-profit schools is consistently higher than at their public or even private nonprofit counterparts.

A National Foundation for Educational Research survey of pupils found tuition fees and overall university costs were the most common factors deterring young people from studying for a degree.

According to a Department of Education survey, in 2003-4, the median annual tuition of nonsectarian schools was $8,200; for Catholic schools, $3,000.