Sentences with phrase «rather than a tuition»

The Treasury is reportedly looking at the possibility of a graduate tax for students rather than a tuition fee hike.

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And 61 percent would rather see universities keep human assistants than have automated chatbots assistants and cheaper tuition.

Dollars now follow students as scholarship and tuition support rather than support university ministries and church colleges.

«The fair solution is to abolish tuition fees and ensure that graduate contributions are based on actual earnings in the real world, rather than sticker prices in prospectuses, which are based on guesswork.»

The biggest tragedy of Labour's tuition fees is that they were introduced without any mechanism to make sure they produced a better deal for students, rather than leaking out into things like the unreformed pensions of baby - boomer academics.

Known as the «maintenance of effort» (MOE) bill, the legislation would have ensured that tuition hikes went to improve CUNY and the State University of New York, rather than to offset underfunding by the state.

Tuition at CUNY has increased by $ 1,500 over the past five years, with those funds going to pay for basic operating expenses rather than enhancing student educations, advocates said.

The controversial policy document was voted through by the conference, freeing the leadership to downgrade policies, such as the abolition of tuition fees, to aspirations rather than commitments.

In a second letter, Lifton calls for the state to add significant funding for SUNY colleges and community colleges rather than enacting another tuition increase.

And Nick Clegg, who opted for this referendum rather than keeping his promise on tuition fees, described it as «a miserable little compromise».

And rather than shelling out for tuition, job experience as education is a paid endeavor.

Rather than focusing on whether or how much to invest, the discussion has increasingly focused on whether free tuition is the most effective use of additional funds for higher education.

For example, the study focuses on incremental shifts in sticker prices — in most cases, comparing the effect of larger versus smaller increases — rather than the effect of reducing tuition to zero.

[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.

A central part of the plan to push back the decline of Catholic education is to treat the city's successful charter school sector as a model, rather than a competitor, although charter schools have been contributing to the Catholic sector's population drain by attracting low - income families who choose a free charter over a tuition - based parochial school.

The charity delivers private sector funding via # 10,000 to # 20,000 grants for the purchase of musical instruments and tuition, thereby reestablishing music as a birthright for every child, rather than an option for the privileged few.

Given that tuition prices went from zero to # 9,250, and given that English graduates now hold substantially greater debt on average than U.S. graduates, the pattern of consequences described above is rather remarkable.

Rather than looking to emulate the English model of the 1990s, the U.S. might instead consider emulating some key features of the modern English system that have helped moderate the impact of rising tuition, such as deferring all tuition fees until after graduation, increasing students» ability to cover living expenses, and automatically enrolling all graduates in an income - contingent loan repayment system that minimizes both paperwork hassle and the risk of default.

Rather than looking to emulate the English model of the 1990s, the U.S. might instead consider emulating some key features of the modern English system that have helped moderate the impact of rising tuition, such as deferring all tuition fees until after graduation, increasing liquidity available to students to cover living expenses, and automatically enrolling all graduates in an income - contingent loan repayment system that minimizes both paperwork hassle and the risk of default.

Second, for high school students rather than younger students, the tuition benefits of the Kalamazoo Promise are closer in time.

Charter schools are tuition - free public schools operated independently rather than within a traditional school district.

But what ultimately resulted in New Living Word's expulsion from the voucher program was not its low academic standards; rather, it was found to be charging voucher students higher tuition rates than students paying their own way — which is prohibited under Louisiana's law (nothing in the North Carolina statute specifically addresses this potential consequence).

In many Pacific Rim countries, attending additional private tuition classes after school is the norm rather than the exception.

Even if we allow for the fact that the typical private school receives something like 20 percent of its revenue from sources other than tuition, this is still rather a big difference.

School Vouchers are issued by the government so that parents can apply them towards tuition at a private school, rather than at the public school to which their child is assigned.

You could imagine a hybrid system, in which schools that accepted vouchers were required to accept the voucher as full tuition (rather than as tuition assistance).

Rather than giving the taxpayer funds directly to the private school like traditional vouchers, the government deposits taxpayer funds into an «education savings account» that the parents can use for various educational purposes, including tuition at private, religious schools.

By extending school districts» obligation to pay for private school placements until all appeals are exhausted, the decision creates an incentive for parents to prolong litigation rather than to work collaboratively with school districts to resolve disputes without delay; the increased liability for private tuition and legal fees from needlessly prolonged litigation imposes an untenable burden on the already - strained budgets of local school districts and diverts resources away from providing educational services to all children.

Take money out in smaller chunks, rather than a big pay out, and use it for anything like repairs, renovations, or college tuition.

For example, it's perfectly legal and reasonable to pay college tuition expenses with a student loan rather than a credit card for no reason other than to take advantage of the student loan interest deduction.

If your parents are helping you pay for school, payment plans also make it easier for them to contribute because they can allocate a certain portion of their monthly budget toward the bill rather than paying tuition fees in a lump sum.

If your career of choice is only possible with an undergraduate or graduate degree, it may be better to charge small amounts of your tuition onto your credit card rather than drop out of school.

With the cost of tuition and textbooks being so high, it's difficult for students to keep their mind on their future rather than the constantly growing money costs, and how they will pay off their student loans after schooling.

With private student loans, borrowers are able to use their funds for a much broader range of expenses rather than being limited to paying for tuition, housing and books.

Students will continue borrowing more and more money to pay exorbitant tuition prices, but monthly payments will be manageable because they will be spread out over 20 years rather than ten.

Experts recommend these loans for ongoing expenses such as college tuition, rather than a home repair that you might pay for in a lump sum.

You can choose from personalised 1 -2-1 tuition or a small group course for up to 6 individuals, all designed to inspire rather than instruct and to provide you with the tools that will allow you to learn from your own confidence and experiences.

A restricted donation may result in the exact opposite of what we all want by hastening rather than preventing the possibility of tuition.

Relative to schools like Columbia and Yale, NYU is highly dependent on its students» tuition dollars, rather than the heft of its endowment.

Asked why they had exceeded the consultants» recommendation, Mr. Epstein said that at the lower percentage, the college would have to impose tuition across the board, rather than on a sliding scale.

It claims fewer than 250 undergraduates, but coming in at No. 10 is College of the Ozarks, whose motto is «Hard Work U» because its students work on campus rather than pay tuition.

The Board's response to the Committee's case argues that the Deed and Charter do not explicitly require free tuition for daytime classes and that it is their choice — rather than their obligation — to form the Associates of Cooper Union.

More law school applicants will have a chance to earn their JD's in Canada, rather than spend their tuition money out of country.

Bursaries also enable law schools to target financial aid or to effectively discount tuition according to individual applicant means, rather than apply a regressive one - price - fits - all approach.

Perhaps another perspective is this; would those who stand up for the effectiveness of the status quo in law school feel the same if they were spending the 20 - 30 thousand per year in tuition that students now face rather than the 3 - 5000 that older generations spent?

Beyond academic governance, Flex Time models may also have an impact on collective agreements (which stipulate working hours and requirements of consultation and / or agreement prior to changes in any changes to the delivery of courses affecting terms and conditions of staff or faculty work) or on Law School budgets (some of which collect tuition by «term» rather than for each credit).

«would those who stand up for the effectiveness of the status quo in law school feel the same if they were spending the 20 - 30 thousand per year in tuition that students now face rather than the 3 - 5000 that older generations spent?»

As for increasing the number of lawyers seeking to serve society rather than make money, a small quibble with your quote: I suggested not that not free tuition would attract more publicly - minded law students, but that free legal services (and the consequent lower average salary) would — or at the very least, would discourage the singularly money - minded applicants.

To put it more bluntly, some young lawyers may be so desperate for work, which is not surprising given rising tuition, that they would rather opt out of protections that all employees normally have than to face the prospect of being unemployed.

Rather than a ban, there needs to be an emphasis on providing a better quality of intensive course with better tuition and instruction.