Word: tuition
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...first term-bill will be issued on September 24, the opening day of college, and is due and payable the same day. It will include the first installment of tuition...
Limiting his work at first to tuition in college subjects. Mr. Nolen soon added school courses to his list, and with a growing staff of assistants formed a special department in preparation for entrance examinations. The scope of his work increased steadily, and in 1899 he established headquarters for his organization in Manter Hall, situated on the spot now occupied by the Waldorf. It was from his residence here that he came to be known by the title, now so familiar to Harvard students, of the "Window of Manter Hall...
...courses offered this year and also the subjects offered outnumber those of last year inasmuch as there are about 150 courses this year as compared with 125 last, and 29 subjects this year as compared with 25 the preceding summer. The tuition fees vary from $10 to $50, according to the course, but they average...
...standing. The scholarships will be open to any undergraduate or bachelor of arts in actual residence, but preference will be given to second year students in so far as they may qualify in the discretion of the English committees. The American universities have agreed to furnish these scholars free tuition, each admitting one man from Oxford and one from Cambridge for the period of a year...
...Moors in his address stated that the University had $50,000,000 of invested funds, drawing 5.1-2 per cent interest, and if these funds were invested at 4 per cent, as had been suggested, the University, would either go bankrupt or the students would necessarily pay a tuition fee of about $500. Following Mr. Moors, Dean Donham gave as the object of the Business School the turning out of potential executives, men who have already grasped the fundamentals of business and who deserve the confidence of their superiors...