Word: tuitions
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...NAVY program, small (15,400 students in 52 colleges, 387 officer-instructors) but expensive ($11.4 million), is the envy of sister services. The Navy annually gives some 2,000 hand-picked high-school seniors free college tuition plus $50 a month for four years. Under the plan, students must take the four-year N.R.O.T.C. course as part of their academic work, spend three summers on training cruises, three post-college years on active duty as Navy officers. The 600-hour course is tightly organized, highly technical (navigation, gunnery, ship's machinery), and limits nonvocational training to 48 hours...
...endowment drive, given impetus by the Rockefeller gift of $1,000,000, is prospering. Also, the tuition will be raised from $150 to $400 per year beginning next fall, bringing the cost of Harvard theological education up to that of Yale and Union...
...increase, proposed as a direct step towards removing the School's annual deficit, will be much the same as the tuitions at other leading divinity schools. Liston Pope, dean of the Yale Divinity School, also stated last night that the Yale School's tuition will be raised from $300 to $400, effective for the 1955-56 school year...
...yearly tuition of the Union Theological Seminary at Columbia University in New York will remain...
Williams said that the additional tuition at the University will be used mainly to help the School pay for half of its students' field work expenses. The money will also be used for the School's general renovation and expanded faculty plan...