Word: tuitions
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Dartmouth will follow Yale and Princeton in raising its tuition, beginning next fall. Although tuition will go up from $600 to $900, the overall increase will be only $180, as the student service fee will be cut from $200 to $80 at the same time...
...twelve students apiece, with heavy emphasis on original research into broad subjects, e.g., Governmental Structures for Conduct of Foreign Affairs, Administrative Law and Practice in Italy. Required for admission: a college degree, fluency in at least one European language, an outstanding academic record in the social sciences. Tuition...
Open preferably to graduating seniors, the scholarship will cover tuition, board, and an incidentals allowance of $40 a month...
...announcement in the CRIMSON last term of the amazingly high percentage of tuition which goes for athletics makes the situation poignant, especially to those who, for their $200, only have opportunity to take an occasional swim in the I.A.B. It seems unjust that the money and the space in the limited enrollment should be taken by people who would derive quite as much from another college, when there are thousands of highly intelligent young minds wanting to come to Harvard...
...Council's bill would apply one to tuition, not room and board, and would give only 30 percent credit on this expense. But the credit would apply to actual tax payments, rather than as an exemption on the tax base. If passed, this bill would save $240 for every parent paying the full $800 Harvard College tuition...