Sentence examples for tuition to a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moore, the Scottish secretary, described the decision to sharply increase college tuition, to a total of nearly $14,000 a year, as "the biggest, ugliest, most horrific thing in all of this — a car crash, a train wreck".

Both organizations find sponsors to pay certain players' tuition to a Catholic high school or a prep school.

Ms. Iturrino, a single mother from Puerto Rico, said Ms. Chavez had paid for her children's tuition to a parochial school for several years.

Nowhere has the issue of tuition fees been more contentious than in England, where changes introduced late last year almost tripled the maximum amount universities can charge for tuition, to a maximum of £9000, or $14,200 per year.

The Times used the story of Duncan's four-year pursuit of A.B.A. accreditation to look at the costs of starting a new law school, and in particular, a school that was hoping to keep tuition to a minimum.

Specifically, the N.C.A.A. was investigating the role the Riverside Church basketball program had played in helping Erick Barkley, a Riverside alumnus and St .John's point guard, pay tuition to a prep school in Maine.

The discovery that a church helped pay his tuition to an expensive prep school in order to get his grades up for college led to another suspension.

University officials said the proposed budget, which requires legislative approval, would enable them to hold state residents' undergraduate tuition to an average of 5.9percentt or less.

Mr. Mack said his family could not have afforded his tuition to an elite private school like Duke without the football scholarship he received.

To make up for the shortfall, universities would have to raise tuition to an average of more than $11,000, Professor Smith said, and doing so would require Parliament to lift the cap on such fees, now set at $5,260.

A student named Feng Tao told me that on one occasion, realizing that he had enough cash for tuition to an out-of-town Li lecture but not enough for train fare, "I went and sold blood".