Sentences with phrase «do tuition increases»

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It was after all, seven years ago and as I continue to remind people, the Labour Party twice promised not to introduce increased tuition fees and did so, despite having pledged the opposite.

We don't know anybody who wants a tuition increase.

«We don't want a tuition increase.

In the event, Clegg did not abstain on the vote to increase tuition fees (from # 3,290 a year to a maximum of # 9,000); six months into government, he voted in favour.

The polling, all in Lib Dem - held seats, was done 10 days before last week's key parliamentary vote to increase university tuition fees to up to # 9,000 a year, which saw the party's MPs split three ways and the coalition's Commons majority slashed by three quarters.

«We don't want a tuition increase,» McCall said.

He did not appear likely to budge on the question of tuition increases as laid out in the governor's budget blueprint, which he and many members of his conference oppose.

«We don't know anyone else who wants a tuition increase.»

«We do take tuition increases seriously,» said Travis.

Ahead of a Commons vote tomorrow on the government's controversial plans to increase tuition fees, and following my blog yesterday with photographs of the Tory MP Ben Wallace which appear to show him holding a copy of the NUS pledge on tuition fees, I have been sent this better picture of Ben Wallace holding the pledge which does indeed suggest that he amended it, as he says:

Haynes ruled out increasing tuition further to balance the budget in the event Cortland County does not increase funding.

Both houses rejected an attached gubernatorial proposal to restrict TAP grants and Bundy aid to private colleges that don't keep tuition increases below $ 500 a year.

Ontario's Liberal Party is reportedly working on a plan to increase base funding to universities but has come to no firm decision on what to do about tuition levels.

But, though they feel positive about the bill itself, students were quick to reiterate that their approval does not mean they agree with the increases in tuition that caused its parturition: «We don't want higher tuition fees, it's going to prevent people from coming to university.

[3] But what makes it particularly valuable is that it directly compares the impact of reducing sticker prices versus increasing institutional spending per student — and does so using a rigorous methodology that allows an estimate of causal effects, rather than just correlations between tuition, institutional spending, and student outcomes.

If the public's generosity doesn't keep pace with these increases, schools that are prohibited from charging tuition will have to turn students away.

Interestingly, the authors did not find evidence that incumbent institutions compete on price — indeed, they estimated that tuition increases with online competition.

This way, not only do you earn side income to pay your tuition but you also improve your overall knowledge of the subject you're studying and increase your chances of success.

But for the nation's more than 800 independent schools, according to school financial - aid officers meeting here recently, the increase in divorce among the parents of their tuition - paying students has spawned a perplexing new dilemma: When the «family» divides and multiplies, how do schools evaluate requests for scholarship...

This type of analysis does not explain how much of the funding cut caused the increase in tuition any more than the same approach would explain the effect of student aid increases under the Bennett Hypothesis.

Since the sticker price tuition at Harvard did not increase by 581 % during these years, low income students still experienced more tuition inflation than high income students.

The research expressly recommends Wisconsin not increase the income limit on the program to allow wealthier families to receive tuition subsidies — however that's just what the governor's budget signed in late September did.

We are ensuring additional support will be available for those who don't hit the expected level including one - to - one tuition and increased support for children with special educational needs.

If you are a University of Massachusetts student and you find yourself scrambling to try and make ends meet and cover your increased tuition expenses, please don't hesitate to use CheapScholar.org as a resource for ideas to help lighten the impact on your checkbook.

Enrollment patterns and tuition increases alone do not solely explain this dramatic increase.

And doesn't it seem like every year, college tuition increases to the tune of 6 % or more?

How does imposing tuition for the first time «increase» socio - economic access?

Noting that most Stanford Law students didn't learn of their tuition increase until they read about it on Above the Law or in The Stanford Daily, ATL's Elie Mystal wrote, «In the future, Stanford should probably have some kind of official media plan for explaining why the law school has been singled out for a special screwing.»

While Turkewitz doesn't see a need to increase the number of law schools, he finds value in the New York plan to the extent that it would create new public law schools, with affordable tuition for state residents.

What that meant was that law school tuition skyrocketed, and law firm compensation certainly did not increase proportionately.

Secondary education is expensive as a whole but I don't see the technology purchases as a huge extra burden compared with the amount that tuition is increasing.

A January 2017 national survey ** completed by 107 college and university bursars and student accounts representatives revealed that 45 percent of respondents reported increased withdrawal rates due to illness, while 74 percent said they do not currently offer tuition insurance.

«If you do not yet have an advanced degree, consider using the tuition - reimbursement program to obtain that degree to increase your marketability,» she says.

As long as students remain actively enrolled and working toward their degree, tuition does not increase.