Sentence examples for tuition which has been from inspiring English sources

What has also changed slightly is the fall in demand for A level tuition which has been replaced by GCSE tuition.

Tuition, which has been rising faster than inflation for two decades, is now also rising faster than the median family income of $44,389.

MANY parents fear that they cannot afford private schools because of high tuition, which has been rising 4percentto7percentcent a year, on average.

In addition to raising tuition, which has been limited by state-mandated caps, the university has laid off employees, encouraged early retirements, required unpaid furloughs and limited pay increases, Ms. Stoll said.

I was still paying Tulane tuition (which had been raised again, of course) and had the high cost of living in the U.K. on top of that.

"When he was running for election he was running to be able to say that, 'Look, I am the only Republican who can win the Latino vote,' " Giancarlo Tello, campaign manager for the New Jersey Tuition Equity for Dreamers Coalition, which has been lobbying for the bills, said on Wednesday.

But because Isaacson is an ROTC member, her choice to publicly declare her sexuality might cost her $80,000 -- the cost of her tuition so far at UNC, which has been paid for thus far by an ROTC scholarship.

We have also weighed paying much more tuition against exploring a new part of the country, which has been difficult.

But this is also an industry which has been politicised by the sharp impact of Brexit and tuition fees.

Proposals such as scrapping tuition fees – which had been high on the list of planned announcements – were shelved as Gordon didn't feel secure enough against a Blairite backlash.

Chief among the concerns came from supporters of a graduate tax, feeling that the £6,000 announcement was an attempt to backtrack from Ed Miliband's support for the alternative to tuition fees which had been central to his leadership campaign.