Word: tuition
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Ninety percent of Yale's graduate students do not pay tuition out-of-pocket. Support for tuition does not change in years when students teach...
Your letter argued that the University's investment in our education has far exceeded the cost of tuition, and that this investment constitutes a bequest from earlier alumni to us--a bequest which it would be selfish not to support for future classes. In some ways, we agree with you. As will be made clear below, however, our participation in the Alternative Senior Gift Fund (ASGF), is aimed at giving future classes a different sort of bequest: namely, an education made stronger not merely by financial giving, but also by consideration and effort regarding what that money will support...
...University should raise the standard of cleanliness across the board. It's a matter of having an environment equivalent to the tuition payments," Proto said...
Coaches are expected to volunteer 80 to 100 hours over the course of a season, and will receive a $500 stipend toward their tuition from Nike...
...that baby boomers are grappling with how to pay college tuition for their children, it's an issue. It is ironic that just a few years ago, when Generation Xers complained about their student loans, they were branded as whiners. Back in the '80s, financial-aid officers persuaded us not to worry; the "investment" would pay off. Lo and behold, after an era of corporate downsizing, our educations have become a form of indenture. College graduates matriculate to live at home; families and mortgages have been postponed. I'm disappointed that none of the $50 billion in recent legislative proposals...