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Tuition

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Tuition meaning

The training or instruction provided by a teacher or tutor. | Paid private classes taken outside of formal education; tutoring. (also used attributively) | A sum of money paid for instruction (such as in a private school, boarding school, university, or college).

Example sentences (20)

Prepaid tuition Section 529 plans allow savers to pay for future tuition expenses (measured in years, credits or units) at present tuition rates, plus a small premium.

The MCCCD board lowered tuition by $1 per credit hour for this academic year, after two years of a tuition freeze which capped tuition at $86 per credit hour.

In September 2018, Dr. Larry L. Cockrum, president of the university, announced that the institution would implement a new tuition model that effectively slashed tuition in half.

Taylor said he didn’t know where tuition money went because the University does not explicitly break down where tuition goes for students.

That is because the state subsidy does not pay a child care provider’s full tuition price – it covers only 75% of the countywide average tuition.

This program provides Virginia residents who qualify for in-state tuition and whose family income falls below an identified threshold with tuition assistance.

Segregated fees, room and board rates, graduate tuition, nonresident undergraduate tuition will also increase.

The Arizona State University Bermuda Tuition Scholarship program — which offers five full-tuition scholarships per year for Bermudian students — is now accepting applications.

There is a big difference between a tuition freeze and a tuition cut.

Filing a FAFSA can help students become eligible for programs such as the state’s tuition-free Community College Opportunity Grant, which has now expanded to include households making up to $65,000 per year, and other tuition assistance programs.

Former U President Eric Kaler said there is no doubt: Chinese students’ tuition dollars have helped ward off steeper tuition increases for Minnesotans during the lean recession years and likely boosted undergraduate financial aid.

For them, tuition classes have been organised by a teacher, who is a squatter herself, with the help of a private tuition centre nearby.

Freshman Sawyer Armstrong, who is Ojibwe and a member of the Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior Chippewa in northern Wisconsin, had not heard of Bucky’s Tuition Promise until he opened a letter notifying him that his tuition would be entirely covered by it.

O.W. increases the cost of tuition” published in a recent edition of The Voice, a member of the Financial Aid Office was quoted as saying, “We under- stand that families have unexpected circumstances that change their ability to pay tuition.

SAIT has yet to approve a tuition hike, but Mount Royal University and the University of Calgary have each increasing tuition by the maximum amount allowable for the upcoming academic year.

The cohort-based tuition model was intended to provide predictability regarding tuition for students, their families and the University, Pérez said.

The remaining US$142,000 will cover the tuition fees of students, who due to the COVID-19 pandemic are finding it difficult to pay tuition and are at risk of not completing their studies.

Colleges typically give back a growing share of tuition and fees as financial aid, commonly called the “tuition discount” rate.

Jaak Valge (EKRE) did not say whether he was for or against tuition fees, but said there could be some positive aspects to introducing tuition fees.

This means that while domestic tuition fees are capped by law, international student tuition fee raises are not.