Sentence examples for tuition up front from inspiring English sources
One admissions official told her that she would be accepted only if she paid the tuition up front, something her family could not afford.
Some of these ideas are unlikely to fly, such as a scheme to allow students to sell a share of their future income in exchange for money to fund tuition up front.
Under the British plan, low-income students would have access to scholarships and grants to help with living costs, and no one would have to pay the tuition up front.
He's a simple idea: you pay no tuition up front, but pay Harvard one percent of what you make every year for the rest of your life--a secular tithe.
The scrapping of up front tuition fees and the abolition of prescription charges have certainly helped to reinforce the message that, given the chance come September, Salmond and the SNP will build Scandinavian-style social democracy using the profits from North Sea oil.
Even students who did not migrate were required to pay up front J$270,000 tuition, C$1,500 to Marmicmon and C$300 to NorQuest.
Inmates over 26 pay full tuition either up front or as a condition of parole.
While much richer people say that the imposition of a 50% tax rate on their income would be totally unacceptable, they are happily imposing it on the children of parents who cannot pay tuition fees up front".
But given the school is likely to be absorbing most students' tuition fees up front, there's a clear need for it to raise enough capital to sustain itself and the program — i.e. until students are in a position to be able to start paying back its investment in their "untapped potential".
Payment was due up front.
