Sentence examples for usual tuition from inspiring English sources

For the pilot project starting this month, however, the courses will be limited to 300 students — half from San Jose State University, and half from local community colleges and high schools — who will pay lower than usual tuition.

If Harvard would expand its class by 200, we're sure we could sell each seat for $100,000, in addition to the usual tuition.

The hard core mainly "the usual suspects"—rejects tuition fees entirely and has no qualms about increasing general taxation.

Tuition is usually in English.

Her salary at the museum was just adequate, and we had a mortgage, prep-school tuition for the twins all the usual presiding expenses.

Her salary at the museum was just adequate, and we had a mortgage, prep-school tuition for the twins — all the usual presiding expenses.

EDINBURGH — When Britain decided last December to impose a steep increase in university tuition, Scotland, proud and independent as usual, flatly rejected the idea.

The schools are providing financial support to even fewer master's degree students, and may assure some doctoral students just one year as a T.A. instead of the usual two, or offer partial instead of full-tuition waivers.

Susan Traverso, provost of Elizabethtown College in Pennsylvania, reports that because her school depends mostly on tuition revenue, hiring has gone on as usual this year.

Conventional wisdom offers its usual facile answers for these trends: Students (sometimes pressured by parents paying the tuition) choose fields more likely to yield high-paying employment right after graduation — something "useful," like business (19% of diplomas), or technology-oriented.

The usual grounds for such withdrawals are to pay for an account holder's or a dependent's medical care or tuition, or to prevent eviction from or foreclosure on the account holder's primary home.