Word: tuitions
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Comers. Ottershaw's students came from all income levels. (Some parents could afford the full tuition and boarding fees; others were unable to pay anything at all.) Dockers' sons and farmers' sons from three-R grade schools were mixed in with middle-class youngsters who had been learning Latin since they were seven. To provide for all comers, Foot and the council set a scale of boarding fees that varies from ?110 to nothing, depending on family income, a curriculum with choices ranging from the classics to courses in science and vocational training. For each...
...nation's medical schools need federal aid sorely. The average loss per year on a medical student is in the neighborhood of 1500 dollars. Tuition's have been raised to a maximum, high taxes have cut out large gifts--what gifts medicine does get are, for the most part, specially directed; the only schools that can keep from being in the red are those receiving some tax support. H.R. 5940 offers medical schools $500 per student per year for five years plus an additional $500 for students over the average past enrollment. For the purchase of new equipment and limited...
...American Medical Association, fearing federal control and eventual nationalization of the profession, has voiced a strong protest while the Federal Security Administration, alarmed at the already exorbitant tuition's in many medical schools and the prospect of a doctor shortage, has fostered the government plan...
...expected that the Italian government will offer six fellowships, each for living expenses and tuition for study at government institutions during the academic year November through July. Open for men only are two grants providing maintenance in Pisa and tuition fee at the University of Pisa...
Since the end of the War, almost every medical school has been operating far in the red. The Association of American Medical Colleges claims that the average student pays $513 in yearly tuition while he costs his medical school nearly $2200. At Harvard Medical School, according to Dr. Reginald Fitz '05, assistant dean, the school requires three to four times the $800 tuition to educate a student at the high standard the school wishes to maintains...