Sentences with phrase «higher tuition fees»

This is against a background in which teacher - training students will be paying higher tuition fees of up to # 9,000 per year.

Are you a college student who is struggling with high tuition fees?

His higher education reforms — including allowing universities to charge higher tuition fees — were less popular with students.

He told it that he'd vote for higher tuition fees.

Failure to do so is simply pricing the most disadvantaged young people out of education, as does higher tuition fees.

But what if higher tuition fees are combined with needs - based scholarships for children from low - middle income families?

Such applicants are attractive to universities as they pay higher tuition fees.

Students are being made to pay for an economic crisis they did not cause, with higher tuition fees.

The government then takes these rankings and allows the highest performing universities to charge higher tuition fees.

Anyone who doubts the electoral power of the student vote should speak to former Education Secretary Charles Clarke, who lost his seat at the last election after refusing to commit to vote against higher tuition fees.»

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How could Willetts have just published a book about the unfair advantages given to the baby - boomer generation, she teased, and then «burden» the next generation with high tuition fees instead of placing the burden on «those of us who had such an excellent free education»?

While some of the Coalition's planned cuts, such as higher tuition fees, higher VAT, or sending fewer criminals to prison are unpopular, polls inevitably find that cuts to welfare benefits are popular.

As thousands of students pick up their A-level results today, analysts are expecting many to fail to secure a university place, as a small army of school - leavers skip the gap year in order to attend university before higher tuition fees hit next year.

Universities will receive 40 per cent less, as funding is transferred from central government to graduates through higher tuition fees.

«Cameron promises protection of NHS budget, equalisation of constituency size and for St George's flag to fly over Downing Street during World Cup Main Liberal Democrats may have to swallow higher tuition fees but only Tory MPs will have to vote for them»

Such people will in some cases lose their child benefit, paid to recognise the costs of raising children who, in due course, will face higher tuition fees and - still later - less generous pension tax breaks.

The government's «Schools that work for everyone» consultation set out plans that would require universities to sponsor a school or open a new school if they wish to charge more higher tuition fees.

The figures are notable as they cover the period when higher tuition fees of # 9,000 were introduced, which it could be argued has contributed to the widening gap between independent and state educated pupils attending university.

«After decades of stagnant wages, sky high tuition fees, and a more competitive work environment, it is more important than ever that parents talk to their kids about money — and parents seem to be aware of this.»

Question: Dear Steve, I have 2 private loans with Navient that is a result of extremely high tuition fees from a «for profit» college.

High law school tuition fees as an «output» access - to - justice issue (by which I mean that high tuition somehow dampens the number of lawyers working in non-Big Law positions) has never struck me as a convincing, or even demonstrated, argument (though high tuition fees as an «input» problem is a fairly obvious conclusion: the cost of tuition will necessarily dissuade or prevent some people from going to law school in the first place).

What has been occurring in law schools over the past decade is a stealth form of cultural apartheid where students from many equity seeking groups are slowing being weeded out and denied entry via excessively high tuition fees amid a corporatization of law schools that's part and parcel with the retrenchment of the social welfare state.

How do law schools justify high tuition fees?

Degree apprenticeships are primarily targeted at 18 to 19 - year - old school leavers as an alternative route to gaining a degree, especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds who are deterred from studying a traditional full - time programme by high tuition fees and student debt.

Due to the economic benefits generated by East Asian students in the education system, who typically pay higher tuition fees than their UK counterparts, their presence in the UK was favourably reported with figures highlighting this income frequently cited.

If the Liberal Democrats renege on their promise to vote against higher tuition fees..

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.

The business secretary's admission, in an email to party members on the eve of the publication of the most significant review of university funding in decades, confirms that he has accepted the case for higher tuition fees.

Enthusiasm among most universities to charge higher tuition fees than ministers had expected is set to exacerbate coalition tensions over the policy.

Already it has faced anger in constituencies where much - needed new schools were cancelled, and protests from students and school - children at cuts in EMAs and higher tuition fees.

As the Bank of England has pointed out, higher VAT, higher tuition fees and the sharp fall in the value of sterling since 2010 have driven up inflation and reduced the living standards of British families.

«They are themselves in a two - year pay freeze, teachers and lecturers are facing redundancy, will lose child benefits and other benefits, are paying more VAT, their children stand to lose educational maintenance allowances and their children will also have to pay higher tuition fees to go to university.»

Ahead of yesterday's budget, in which George Osborne laid out # 12bn of welfare cuts, a continued squeeze on public sector pay, the abolition of student maintenance grants and higher tuition fees, Labour's «opposition» front benchers went out of their way to agree with Osborne's narrative of austerity.

He is seen as a key figure on the left of the party and his candidacy has been helped by the fact that he kept his hands clean of the coalition's most unpopular policies, voting against the bedroom tax and, crucially, higher tuition fees.

He has a warning for Nick Clegg's party: «If the Liberal Democrats renege on their promise to vote against higher tuition fees, if they back out, if they turn a blind eye to the situation, then an entire generation of students would justly feel betrayed.

This comes as sobering news for undergraduate and grad students at Dalhousie, who already pay the highest tuition fees in the country.

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The underrepresentation of the county's best universities in academy sponsorship challenges the Conservative Party's recent election manifesto and a green paper published last year, which both suggested that universities should all get involved in sponsoring academies or setting up free schools if they want to charge the highest tuition fees.

The report also shows students in public higher education institutions in England pay the highest tuition fees.

Deferring would mean they would be paying higher tuition fees.

The government says this is because it needs the change to be in place before the new university funding regime - and higher tuition fees - come in in 2012.

Singapore universities have a high tuition fee.

From a more practical standpoint, higher tuition fees and a more elite class of law graduate will likely translate into fewer lawyers engaging in public interest practice (unless a newly robust culture of noblesse oblige ascends), and fewer lawyers willing or able to serve in under - served (i.e. rural, humble) home communities.

Coupled with the high tuition fees possibly having to pay rent etc. either the students are fairly well - off or they are like many Canadian households heavily in debt living beyond their means.