Sentence examples for whatever the tuition from inspiring English sources
Whatever the tuition is when undergraduate students enter will be the tuition they pay every year, for up to five years.
Whatever the tuition bill, full-time undergraduates in England will have to either pay up front or apply for a loan from the government, which they need not begin paying back until they have completed their degree and are earning more than £21,000 per year.
If new schools join the plan, you get retroactive benefits your previous contributions lock in whatever tuition the new school charged when you invested, at a discount equal to the median discount schools in the plan offered that year.
Last week, I announced that whatever the outcome of Thursday's vote on tuition fees, Welsh-domiciled students will not have to find the money for higher fees charged at higher education institutions – in Wales or elsewhere in the UK.
"Do whatever the chef says," I was told as they cashed my tuition check.
Whatever the eventual outcome here, officials at Scottish universities say the new tuition structure has turned this admission season into an uncomfortable guessing game.
"Whatever the human weakness".
Whatever the Americans say.
"Whatever the future brings..."....
