Tuitions

In the absence of employment, most of the protesting job aspirants take private tuitions to earn a living but that is not enough to buy a two square meal.

Student debt cancellation is also likely to boost tuitions and reduce the quality of higher education, as schools will be able to charge more and deliver less if potential students know they are unlikely to be responsible for much of the cost.

It's likely that both schools will mount a vigorous defense, or face refunding millions of dollars in fees and possibly a portion of tuitions collected so far.

There has been around 70-80 per cent increase in demand for online tuitions during the lockdown.

Think back to what you loved as a kid, the dreams you had before you had a mortgage and school tuitions.

All these tactics have given Quebec is way more money in equalization transfers than any other province, university tuitions costing half as much as any other province and day care services that are about one-tenth as expensive as in other provinces.

Even when I was eight-nine years, I would do stage shows or give tuitions to earn money.

The climbing of the mountain to reach the medical career was over after the toil put in by the wards and parents through 24*7 studies, tuitions, qualifying NEET and the admission rounds.

You can also look for universities that allow you to move credits from your current university and therefore reduced tuitions and time required to spend abroad.

A few days ago, the mother, a B.Com graduate, resumed taking tuitions.

We subsidize high-end universities’ tuitions and endowments, but tax the paychecks of young workers gaining experience in the field.

They made a pact to take alternate years at college while the other worked to earn the tuitions.