Sentence examples for university increasing from inspiring English sources

The cost of a US college education has skyrocketed since previous generations went through university, increasing 1,120% from 1978 to 2010 and, with a perilous job market, they are finding it increasingly difficult to pay off their debts.

The context for all this, he says, would be the numbers of working-class people going to university increasing, and an all-round "shaking out", as a result of which "the cabinet and the shadow cabinet, the editors' chairs in the major newspapers would have more state school people in them".

During his administration (1914 29) the enrollment and assets of the university increased fourfold.

From 1997 to 2000, while he was vice president for research at Mississippi State, science and engineering spending at the university increased 57percentt.

During his seven fruitful years in that post, the number of medical students in the university increased from 98 to 388.

In recent years, the numbers have begun to rebound, as the university increased its contact programs with elementary, middle and high schools and focused on improving academic performance and college preparation.

It guarantees free education up to and including university, increased spending on health, low-interest micro-loans, building materials for first-time homeowners and free seeds for growing crops.

The Warburg is believed to be running at a substantial deficit, which critics believe is largely because the university increased the buildings charge for its premises some years ago.

At Northeastern in Boston, Rick Mickool, the executive director for information services, discovered a year ago that no matter how much the university increased bandwidth, it always filled far more quickly than expected.

By comparison, the University of Toronto, Canada's largest university, increased tuition for graduate science students by 5% to $4936.

The UCU said it had now called off the dispute after the university increased voluntary redundancies and reduced the number of jobs to be axed.