Sentences with phrase «afford tuition costs»

The ability to afford tuition costs out of pocket is simply becoming too difficult for the average student, lending to the growth of private loans.

After Gabe reveals that he has cancer and can no longer afford the tuition costs, Aidan sticks to his selfish ways — even as the movie tries to convince us that he changes due to his half - attention to his father's illness, his eccentrically half - assed ways of homeschooling his kids, his half - hearted attempts to reconcile his socially inept brother Noah (Josh Gad) with their father, and his half - attentiveness to his suffering wife.

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Parents who work in low - wage jobs can face real difficulties affording quality child care — in 2013, the average cost of full - time care for an infant at a child care center was about $ 10,000 per year — higher than the average cost of in - state tuition at a public 4 - year college - and much higher in some locations.

Cuomo said the state can not afford not to pass the free - tuition program, estimated to cost $ 163 million.

Advocates say the cost shifts would devastate CUNY and make it much harder to provide higher education, especially to those who can't afford private school tuition.

Unfortunately, high - quality summer enrichment programs remain out of reach for many low - income, high - achieving youth who can not afford the tuition and related costs of residential programs or whose local community does not offer a program specifically geared toward such students.

Finally, cost remained a major barrier for low - income students even in the absence of tuition fees: many still struggled to afford necessary expenses for food, housing, books, and transportation.

Many of them can not afford college due to sky - high tuition rates and insufficient Pell Grants, which now only cover a small fraction of the costs.

The state's Private School Tuition Tax Credits program covers the cost of private education, often for children whose parents could afford to pay it themselves — while allowing affluent families to reduce the amount of income tax they pay into the state's general fund.

Families who feel they can not afford the cost of tuition are able to apply for financial assistance through the School and Student Services (SSS) program operated by the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS).

The program will establish a nonrefundable tax credit which may be applied against the individual income tax, corporate income tax, the limited liability entity tax, or the bank franchise tax, for donations to fund scholarships for Kentucky families so that they can afford the cost of nonpublic school tuition or other important educational services.

We realize that not everyone has one nor can they afford to drop the cash on a luxury item like that, especially with the costs of tuition creeping up along with the crazy costs of textbooks.

Financial assistance is a saving grace for many people who otherwise could not afford the cost of college tuition.

In most cases students were able to afford curriculum costs, but not enough to cover other purchases such as tuition books.

However, in the short term, many American families find the costs of college — from tuition to housing to books and supplies — outside of what they can afford.

With the cost of tuition skyrocketing each year, there is no doubt that more and more Americans are finding themselves with no choice other than having to take out student loans in order to be able to afford their college education.

With the cost of tuition increasing each year, there's no doubt that you could be one of the many Americans that finds themselves needing extra money to afford college.

Hi Patrick...... the NYVS online «learn at your leisure» course is designed to be a lower - cost alternative to their Travel Channel Academy for those who can't afford the tuition, or can't travel to their location.

Here is a lineup of «strivers» — they all have other jobs, for in Cameron's Britain studying the arts is folly and anyway, who can afford the cost of tuition for something that comes with no guaranteed career path?

Speakers at the protest criticized NYU's threadbare financial aid offerings, which one student and sex worker said contributed to an «epidemic» of prostitution among students struggling to afford sky - high tuition and living costs.

In the past week, Free Cooper Union has received letters from more than ten students who have been accepted to the Class of 2018 but can not afford the cost of tuition.

To meet the very competitive standard for law school admission, a typical «pre-law» student must afford the real costs of high undergraduate tuition, enrichment activities, LSAT training, LSAT fees, law school application fees, and the opportunity costs of unpaid internships and volunteer activities that are increasingly vital to a law school application.

At the time, the father objected stating he could not afford his share of the high tuition cost.

If you can't afford to help cover the costs of your child's tuition out - of - pocket, perhaps you can help them by covering the cost of books and / or everyday living expenses instead.

The rising costs of college tuition have made it harder to afford school — so much so that the average 2016 college graduate walked away with a diploma and more than $ 37,000 in student loan debt — up 6 % from the previous year.

Often you will need to save up for a few months to even be able to afford rent and many students in North University will look at student loans and other government assistance programs to help with the costs of tuition.

With the tuition fees, electricity and internet bills and textbook costs, the last thing you can afford is dealing with the consequences of a fire, hurricane, earthquake or any other disaster.

You must also make sure that you can afford the costs of the tuitions and other expenses before you decide to take the training.

Some colleges may even provide convenient payment plans to help students afford the cost of tuition.

In order to support the highly qualified workforce, the safe and engaging physical and learning environment, and the stable business infrastructure necessary to achieve and maintain high quality, programs need to be able to access funding that supports the actual cost of operation.66 Many public funding streams are insufficient to support the costs of high quality, and low - and middle - income families struggle to afford the cost of tuition at high - quality programs.

California's ECE programs are too limited in scope to serve all of the state's vulnerable young children, presenting a challenge for families who can not independently afford the high cost of care, which can be as high as college tuition.