Sentences with phrase «about tuition bills»

The federal government heavily subsidizes graduate education in the sciences and engineering, so most doctoral students don't have to worry about tuition bills.

He was an incoming freshman who was coming in to talk about his tuition bill for the first semester.

Not exact matches

Little Johnny will thank you for that in the form of a therapy bill that is about equal to tuition at YALE!

Since college athletes don't make salaries and can't be capped (or because the NCAA's capped their earnings at Tuition Plus Some Costs), think about capping the sport's most influential budget line, as proposed in Bill Connelly's nine - part plan to improve college football as commissioner.

The Governor's office estimated that the executive action will affect about 28,000 employees, including students who use work - study jobs to pay tuition and bills while attending classes.

The plan will affect a larger number of state employees — about 28,000, most of whom are upstate — and is designed to include students who use work - study jobs to pay tuition and bills while attending classes.

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WBEN / AP)-- About 75,000 people who applied for New York's first - in - the - nation tuition - free college program are finding out whether they will start the fall semester without a tuition bill to pay.

He introduced a bill to provide a tax credit to families that pay private school tuition, and fielded questions on the Assembly floor about another bill he sponsored that would require food - inspection violations to be posted on a state website.

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.

A month prior, faced with about $ 15,000 in unpaid tuition and overdue bills, Taylor and her roommate typed «tuition,» «debt,» and «money for school» into Google.

Time magazine relates a story about an autistic child whose parents put him in an expensive private school and then «informed Colorado's Thompson school district it had to pick up the bill for Boston Higashi's $ 135,000 annual tuition.»

For now, philanthropies are footing about $ 13,000 of the $ 35,000 two - year tuition bill.

Widely viewed as the most sweeping school choice bill in the country, SB 302 then offers parents about $ 5,100 in per - pupil state funding to pay for tuition at private and religious schools.

Senate Bill 302 allows parents to set up education savings accounts administered by the state treasurer's office and receive per - pupil state funding — about $ 5,100 annually on average — to pay for tuition at private and religious schools.

Princeton's already been burned by Princeton Charter School, which bills the district annually for about $ 5 million in tuition and entices the cream (of the cream, if you will) away from the already high - performing traditional district.

While this tip isn't necessarily about saving for college it's something that needs to be done so that you can lower the amount of your tuition bill.

Once you have been accepted to a university, you should also inquire about and apply to any scholarships that they offer to incoming freshmen, which can shave thousands off of your tuition bill.

These programs might be enticing to those who need to refinance private education loans (or paying off their old loans with a new loan and interest rate), get a hold on their tuition billing (making sure they understand what they're paying for), and learning more about potential refunds.

Keep them up to date on why and how you are paying for everything, make them take the fat checks in to pay their tuition bills, and teach them about how the process works.

Also, it is worth monitoring a very recent development in Oregon where the state legislature approved a bill that would provide free tuition to state colleges for students who agree to repay the government about three percent of their future earnings over roughly 20 years.

Jonna's Legal Lowdown: A word about SUNY caps: placing a SUNY cap restriction on the parent's college tuition obligation is common practice in divorce, but what happens if your little geniuses get into Harvard and one or the other parent can't — or won't — pay his / her portion of the bill?

While attending school, students will not only have to worry about rent, groceries, phone and internet bills and fuel for the week, but, on top of these expenses, there are also the tuition fees, textbook and student fees due each semester.