Sentences with phrase «student per year going»

If it becomes law, charter students who were not yet fully funded will see an increase of approximately $ 2,000 per student per year going towards their education.

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... Whereas, nationally, only three in 100 Year 8 Indigenous students are eligible (on the basis of their marks) to go to university when they finish school, 61 per cent of TAI students are currently on a Year 12 ATAR pathway.»

A short - term objective should be to have most Year 12 offers (> 50 per cent) going to students with ATARs above 70.

Of those likely to go to university, when asked to consider their biggest concern about the cost of going into HE, 46 per cent say they are most worried about tuition fees of up to # 9,000 a year, with 18 % citing that they have to repay student loans for up to 30 years and 16 per cent the cost of living as a student.

The MPS data dashboard allows interested citizens to drill down on a per - school basis, seeing how many students at any school site were disciplined in a given year (going back to 2013 - 2014).

The bottom line is that if these schools close, 150 to 200 students per year will not go to college.

Nash - Rocky Mount Public Schools may be shrinking — at the startling rate of about 250 students per year since 2011 — but the myriad concerns about failing heating and air conditioning systems and ventilation have gone nowhere.

«We're going to have historic funding for the sixth year in a row,» says Scott about his proposal to increase per - student spending from $ 7,297 to $ 7,497.

«If we had fixed MPSERS when we should have, we could have more than $ 1,600 per student in our public schools this year rather than going to pay off debt.»

Twenty miles down the road, Bridgeport, Connecticut spends $ 13, 101 per student, per year, of which $ 8,037 goes for «direct instructional expenditures.»

After lengthy negotiations, Wallace said, the charters agreed to accept half of the per - student money going to district schools under the current parcel tax, starting this year through 2018 - 19, when it will expire.

Out of a total budget of $ 118 million for 15,000 students, the Lynn KIPP charter school takes $ 8 million a year for 800 students, a difference of over $ 2,000 per pupil going to charter schools compared with district schools.

Academy Prep students go to school 11 hours per day and nearly 11 months per year.

The study also estimated that because of the new interest rate, the yearly cost of attendance will go up to # 9,250 per year for each student.

So, I reached out to The College Investor network and found a couple of college students that are making $ 100,000 per year — while still going to school!

If you are going to be an art major only earning $ 20,000 per year when you graduate, you shouldn't be taking out $ 100,000 in student loans to go to a university.

For example, a new parent that primarily wants to make sure their child will be able to afford college may choose to go with a 20 year level term policy with $ 200,000 in coverage (as the all - in cost for students to attend a four - year nonprofit college is about $ 50,000 per year).

A recent study showed that the class of 2016 is going to owe the most in student loans per person ever; in fact, it breaks the record that was set just the previous year (according to Mark Kantrowitz, an education expert).

When someone makes $ 10 - $ 14 per hour which is $ 20 - $ 28 thousand / year and 1/2 of that amount goes to student loan debt how can they live?

The Island Academy on Ambergris Caye, as an example, which goes through grade 8, charges US$ 3,000 a year per student.

Last year, Aardvark Swift claimed that 80 per cent of the students involved will go on to secure a games industry job after graduation.

For example, a student going to university in BC without dependent children can only receive a maximum of $ 320 / week [with dependent children it is up to $ 510 / week], which equates to $ 10,880.00 per year.

Further, thanks to the irresponsible spewing out of virtually every single accepted first year student from bloated up law schools, those very hordes and swarms plus the existing lawyers are going to have fewer clients per lawyer, even with the hoped - for increase in demand, such that the only way to pay those debts, overheads, and incomes is to charge correspondingly more per reduced number of files.

For example, a new parent that primarily wants to make sure their child will be able to afford college may choose to go with a 20 year level term policy with $ 200,000 in coverage (as the all - in cost for students to attend a four - year nonprofit college is about $ 50,000 per year).

The number of UK students going on to postgraduate study dropped by eight per cent in 2011 — 12 compared to the previous year and was particularly marked among students taking up places on part - time courses.

It costs a whopping $ 45k per year to go here, so you can bet your behind the 5,000 students living in the surrounding area are being bankrolled by mommy and daddy so they shouldn't have any troubles paying the rent.

In terms of numbers, a 10 percent increase in tuition fee (which is associated with student debt) reduces the number of potential homeowners by 280 individuals per 10,000 college goers two years after exiting school, which is equivalent to 170 individuals per 10,000 individuals (both college and non-college goers).