Sentences with phrase «afford public university»

That meant 20 - year - old Diana Montero couldn't afford a public university, although she had a 3.8 GPA in high school.

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The nation's public colleges and universities were founded on the principle that everyone should be able to afford a higher education.

«We could afford to have free, fully funded public university education for all working people and we can unite across our differences and fight for that,» Lipton said.

Private college tuition can be upwards of $ 50,000 a year, with public universities only nominally cheaper.An interesting paradox is developing: people require higher levels of education to qualify for even the most basic jobs, but at the same time they can not afford to achieve that education.

They can afford to defend themselves — all they have to do is transfer funds from their university and public broadcasting donations (the «Nike strategy».

University gyms are far cheaper than public gyms, so you should be able to afford the monthly payments.

And in one of a series of editorials published in the latest issue of the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, Wollongong University Professor of Health Economics Professor Simon Eckermann has written that mandatory co-payments not only lead to under - servicing of those who can't afford to pay, they give GPs an incentive to over-service those who can.