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The Coalition is actually going to the election without a higher education policy, just an options paper and a promise it won't proceed with full fee deregulation.

Above £25,000, there would be a contribution to the cost of tuition on a sliding scale, with the full fee being paid by those on more than double average earnings (presently about £50,000).

Visitors pay an average of $11 for admission, the museum says, with many paying the full fee and some paying as little as a quarter.

The TCGPS was primarily a full fee paying practice with concessions available to healthcare card holders (government health care assistance) and children under the age of 16.

As with most Australian independent schools, Caulfield is not a full fee paying institution; full fees apply only to international students, who are not subsidised by government funding.

Instead of the full fee up front the Premier League side wanted to pay a smaller amount with the remainder dependent on appearances and other factors.

To see the full fee schedule, visit this page.

Politicians in Texas are proposing that liberal arts students should expect to pay full fees and more, with no suspicion of subsidy.

I am a free person.' Or the university may pay because if you are very good, the American universities, particularly with endowments, will give you a full fees scholarship and then you can study and after that maybe [get] recruited before you graduate.

International students pay the full fees.

The Brazilians will pay full fees.