Sentence examples for will tuition from inspiring English sources

If the governor gets his way, bus and subway fares will not increase in the next year, nor will tuition at the city and state universities.

PARENTS of Connecticut college underclassmen looking forward to the various parents weekends this autumn may have an urgent question for the administration when they arrive on campus: Will tuition and fees keep surging?

Will tuition costs continue to skyrocket?

As she waits to hear back from colleges, she worries about how she will afford tuition.

Labour saying it will reduce tuition fees to £6,000 is a step in the right direction.

Separate reforms to universities will see tuition fees treble and funding for humanities courses cut.

Proceeds will provide tuition aid for poor children attending the 118 schools operated by the archdiocese.

They will pay tuition of $1,350, or $1,950 with room and board at the college.

He fears that universities will increase tuition to take advantage of the federal government's generosity.

At least some students who begin graduate school that year will pay tuition, but how much remains to be decided.

The city-state's newly elected government, formed by the Social Democratic Party (SPD), will abolish tuition fees in 2012.